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Sennheiser's MKH 8000 series has top audio
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Tangerine
Mastering Opens in New Jersey
On Friday, January 25, at 7 p.m. EST, Gene Holder and Roger Johansen
(pictured, L-R) will host a party celebrating the opening of their new
mastering facility in Weehawken, N.J., in convenient proximity to
Midtown Manhattan via the Lincoln Tunnel. What's more, Tangerine
Mastering is located within a dedicated production arts building owned
by entrepreneur John Hanti that houses other music- and
entertainment-related businesses. MORE
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Game Audio Digital Magazine
Hey, game lovers! Put that Wii remote down before you sprain a thumb
again and check out the latest in Mix's new Game Audio
digital magazine. This new monthly mag brings you behind the scenes on
creating sounds for today's hottest titles, from Guitar Hero to
Splinter Cell and Call of Duty, plus hot gear news, tech
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that's not enough to make you look, we've thrown in some cool giveaways,
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Organizing
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Every control room needs a Studio Book. Mine is a 3-ring
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information, listing patchbay routings, printouts of
synth/sampler/effects processor presets, listings of CD effects
library/production music library tracks, drum machine MIDI note
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for important contacts (local suppliers, regular session players, repair
techs, FedEx, UPS, piano tuners, rental, cartage, etc.) and a back
section with menus of local eateries. Developing your Studio Book is a
small investment that pays off big time!
—George Petersen
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Artist
Spotlight: Alicia Keys
Nine-time Grammy Award--winner Alicia Keys recently hit the airwaves
with her third studio album, As I Am, out on J Records. The
album's first single, "No One," was written and produced by Keys,
longtime collaborator Kerry "Krucial" Brothers and Dirty Harry. This is
her first studio album since the 2003 release of The Diary of Alicia
Keys. Mix checked out the artist's Oven Studios, a facility
created for Keys and Brothers, founders of KrucialKeys Enterprises. The
facility successfully builds on a pre-existing high-level recording
studio in the New York area. Check out that story here.
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There were some genuine concerns last year when Peavey acquired Alien
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technology and adapting it into some other products, casting this
popular program aside in the process. But happily, this is not the case,
and after checking out a demo of the new Peavey ReValver Mk III, I can
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