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Tracer Technologies DART Pro

Noise Reduction Software

Software-based noise removal systems are one way of restoring defective recordings, such as vocal takes ruined by mains hum, or crackly recordings from vinyl — but such systems can be very expensive. The relatively low-cost DART Pro seeks to change all that. Panicos Georghiades and Gabriel Jacobs clean up all round.

Published January 1997
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Yamaha TX802

FM Synth Module (Retro)

Paul Ward dons a Miami Vice-style jacket and a pair of pink-rimmed Armani shades, and travels back to the '80s heyday of FM synthesis for a retro look at the one-time flagship of Yamaha's synth range, the multitimbral TX802 expander.

Published January 1997
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DANE BUTCHER (SYMETRIX/LUCID): Quality, Digital Hardware

Interview | Manufacturer

Paul White talks to Symetrix President Dane Butcher about the birth of a new PC hardware range, Lucid, intended up to open up the world of high-quality computer-based digital audio at an affordable price.

Published January 1997
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EAT STATIC: Chart Success

Interview | Band

When techno gurus Eat Static's last album entered the UK charts at number 11 the techno duo threatened to overshadow the achievements of their previous group, Ozric Tentacles. On the eve of their follow-up, Jonathan Miller teleports to darkest Somerset to face conspiracy theories relating 'recovered' alien spacecraft to developments in music technology...

Published January 1997
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MARVIN CAESAR: The Aphex Approach To Compression

Interview | Manufacturer

Aphex is celebrating 21 years in business, during which time the company has diversified from Aural Exciters into signal processing such as compression. However, Aphex President Marvin Caesar feels that the subject of compression is still widely misunderstood. Paul White asks him to set the record straight.

Published January 1997
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SUZANNE CIANI: Riding The Independent Wave

Interview | Artist

Despite topping over one million world-wide album sales with an established record label, America's First Lady of New Age music, Suzanne Ciani, has opted for an alternative independent route. Jonathan Miller asks why...

Published January 1997
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The USA's Low-budget Record Revolution

Exploration

The proliferation of independent record labels in the USA has increased the demand for low-budget records, and sparked the home music studio market, moving it from spare bedroom demo mill to centre stage. Our man in America, Dan Daley, reports.

Published January 1997
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Apple Expo 1996; File Management

Apple Notes

This month, MacOS evangelist Martin Russ reports back from the recent optimistic Apple Expo show, and dishes out some more tips on file management.

Published January 1997
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Choosing PC Drives & Controllers, Part 1

Tips & Techniques

If you have to decide what to delete on your PC before installing a new program, it's time to consider a bigger disk drive. In the first of this two-part series, Martin Walker explains why size isn't all you have to consider when making your choice...

Published January 1997
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Early Sound Scattering & Control Room Design

Exploration

How can adding randomness to your monitoring improve its accuracy? Acoustic designer Andrew Parry explains how applying Early Sound Scattering (ESS) design principles can help to make studio control rooms of different dimensions sound subjectively similar.

Published January 1997
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Emulating Dolby Surround Encoding With A Stereo Mixer

Tips & Tricks

If you have a cheap Dolby Surround decoder in your home — say as part of a 'home cinema' entertainment system — and a stereo mixer as part of your recording setup, you have everything you need to start mixing in Surround sound. Hugh Robjohns explains how to enter another dimension...

Published January 1997
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Musicator Audio

PC Notes

Brian Heywood studio tests PC scoring/sequencing package Musicator, which has just gone audio, as well as handing out a few PC Notes Awards for '96...

Published January 1997
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Recording The Spoken Voice

Tips & Tricks

Experienced engineers know that recording the spoken voice properly is actually more difficult than recording a singer. Hugh Robjohns explains why this is so, and passes on some hints and tips for developing a good technique.

Published January 1997
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Reducing Ambient Noise In Computer-based Studios

Tips & Tricks

You probably don't realise how noisy your computer studio is until you turn everything off and enjoy the silence. Paul D. Lehrman explains how you can arrange your setup to reduce noise and restore peace to your working environment.

Published January 1997
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Audio Technica 4041

Cardioid Capacitor Microphone

Success on a stick? Paul White studio tests a new back electret that would appear to combine strength with sensitivity.

Published January 1997
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Audioworks Sound 2MIDI

Audio-to-MIDI Conversion Software

The first software release from AudioWorks offers hope to MIDI musicians with limited keyboard skills. Sound2MIDI lets PC users record note-perfect sequences, using only a soundcard and a microphone. Dominic Hawken tests the system.

Published January 1997
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DBX Project 1 Model 286

Microphone Processor

This new voice channel aims to provide all you need to get a good sound from a mic, at a reasonable price. David Mellor tries it out.

Published January 1997

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