0 I don’t know if it bugs you but TV in public places really annoys me. You are talking with someone and their eyes are constantly being distracted by the warm glow of the ever present TVs. If you have kids you will really know what I mean as they can’t pry their eyes away [...]
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Bird, Dizz and Kids
Posted by Mike Whitla on January 6, 2011
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Generic Viagra online I’ve been listening to Charlie Parker’s recordings with Dizzy Gillespe over the weekend. Have not done so for a while and it is always great. What was interesting was the effect they had on the kids around our house that were hearing this music for the first time. The music made the [...]
Making a Recording (Part 2)
Posted by Mike Whitla on August 26, 2008
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This article is the continuation of this article Ok as expected things have taken longer than predicted but better late than never here is the second installment of this series on making a recording. I have now mixed the sound a fair bit by doing the following: Drum parts are recorded with many microphones with [...]
Making a Recording (Part 01)
Posted by Mike Whitla on January 9, 2008
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I thought it might be interesting to document the process of recording a song from start to finish. Ok before you start recording you first need to have your song. For this process I am using the song “Some Like it Hot” a folk rhyme from England that was turned into a folk rhyme in [...]
How to Dampen Reverb in a Room
Posted by Mike Whitla on October 28, 2006
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Ok. I’m really lucky to have this problem. My old studio in my last house was a tiny carpeted room that had no noticeable reverb so this was not a problem for me. Now I have moved into this wonderful 1900 built triplex that has a new huge room for my control room. The problem: [...]