Category: Recorded Sound

ACOUSTICS OF SMALL ROOMS; by Mendel Kleiner and Jiri Tichy: A book review

by David Klepper | Jun 17, 2015 | Acoustics, Recorded Sound, Recording Mixing | 0

“Much time is spent working out how to optimize the acoustics of large rooms, such as...

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Control Room Design For The Small Studio

by Keith Clark | Jun 7, 2015 | Acoustics, Analog Audio, Audio Technology, Hardware, Loudspeakers, Markets, MIxers & Mixing Consoles, Power Amplifiers, Recorded Sound | 0

Originally posted in the April 1977 issue of Recording Engineer/Producer (RE/P). Abadon/Sun Studio...

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Building A Legacy: The Story Of Jensen Transformers

by Keith Clark | May 24, 2015 | Analog Audio, Audio Technology, Development Of Audio Technology, Hardware Technologies, History and Business of Audio, History Of Professional Audio, Manufacturers, Professional Playback Systems, Recorded Sound, Signal Processing and DSP | 0

The name “Jensen” is likely familiar to many in the pro audio industry as a hallmark...

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Time Domain Response in Monitor Loudspeakers

by Chris Foreman | Mar 6, 2015 | Development Of Audio Technology, Hardware Technologies, Loudspeakers, Recorded Sound, Signal Processing and DSP, Trade Journal Articles | 0

by John Eargle, James B. Lansing Sound, Inc. – as published in R-e/p Magazine October, 1981...

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Bass Traps

by Chris Foreman | Feb 28, 2015 | Acoustics, People, Recorded Sound, System Design Concepts | 0

by Michael Rettinger – as Published in Re/p Magazine, August 1980 Since the late...

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An Interview With Jim Long Of Electro-Voice

by Keith Clark | Jan 31, 2015 | Audio Technology, Development Of Audio Technology, Hardware, History and Business of Audio, History Of Professional Audio, Installed Sound, Live Sound, Loudspeakers, Manufacturers, Microphones, People, Recorded Sound, Signal Processing and DSP | 0

By Keith Clark Editor’s Note: This interview took place in July 2004. Jim Long has been a...

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