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- r\ December 199 !4+5,0(1 £2_00 STUDIO N D E 4 1234%083 .4110101111111 IMMINUOI u t e 0000i00000000c00000 P.1iS Tria Ise.O ix..Titli John wer= 00000000 Arch 01 12> 770144 www.americanradiohistory.com Focusrite with Conway Oceanway Hollywood Hollywood Metropolis Music Mill London Nashville Studio Jive fi_ Bop Tokyo Mmabatho Master Rock Electric Lady London New York with Focusrite Technology and Distribution Unit 2 - Bourne End Business Centre Fax: + +44 (0) 628 819443 Bourne End - Bucks SL8 5AS Voice: + +44 (0) 628 819456 www.americanradiohistory.com STUDIO SOUND AND BROADCAST ENGINEERING Control room at Westside Studio Sound's viewpoint on events and trends Editorial: and their implications 5 News:Events, news, moves and comment from inside and outside the recording industry Information on new products, developments, Products: upgrades and software updates 20 Product updates and developments from another side of the Music News: business. Compiled by Zenon Schoepe 26 Keeping abreast of live sound news and equipment. Live Sound: Compiled by Mike Lethby 28 Peter Ridsdale talks to ex -lead Zeppelin bass John Paul Jones: player about production techniques 1 Amazon studios in Liverpool developed their own E¡` Em p iricall Y EQ circuits by experimentation. Tim Smith asks why 35 Janet Angus reports on this well -known West London studio Westside: founded by Alan Winstanley and Clive Langer 39 Simon Sanders continues his look at A Future of Mixingg 2: Yamaha DMP series 42 Chris Kimsey co- produced The Rolling Kimse Y On Flash ppoint: Stones live album Flashpoint and the I -Max version of the concert film. Simon Croft talks to him about both 46 How not to mic the Count Basie Band; Canon's entry into Business: consumer hi -fi. By Barry Fox 50 Ten reasons to look forward to 1992. Comment from our US Perspective: columnist Martin Polon 52 Mike Collins reviews this 8 -track digital Yamaha DRM8: mixer /recorder 56 Dave Foister reviews the Aiwa DAT player turned Aiwa HHB1 Pro pro by UK distributor HHB Communications 64 The easy way to find what you need Index 91; from Studio Sound in 1991 66 www.americanradiohistory.com ScreenSound Digital Audio -for -Video Editor /Mixer The Future of Audio Post -Production SoundNet Digital Audio Network SSL's Sound Net' is the world's only multi-user digital audio network. It adds major operational efficiencies to the ease of use and effectiveness already provided by individual ScreenSound' editing and mixing systems. Projects can be transferred from system to system, without down- loading. Off-line back -up and restoration make every hour of operator time productive - working for clients. 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This issue Secretary: Lianne Davey carries a cover date of December and as such is nominally the last issue of 1991. This CIRCULATION page is, however, being written in early October and it is hot outside and as such very Circulation and Development Manager: hard to think about any form of end of the year comment. Colin Enderson Last year I said that 1991 looked like more of the same as 1990 the same problems Controlled Circulation Manager: - Maria Udy and the same topics. I have to admit that I was wrong - it was far worse than one Enquiries: See classified advertisement might have imagined. The economic situation has been very difficult in most areas of the world and there is no denying that this has had its impact on the sound recording Director: Doug Shuard Publisher: Steve Haysom industry. There are, however, a few more positive pointers. 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