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ECORDINIO VOLUME 8 - NUMBER 5 engineer/producer - the magazine toexclusively serve the - CONTENTS - Recording Studio market . all those whose work involves the recording of commercially marketable sound. - the magazine produced torelate . production- Recording ART to Recording SCIENCE Producer/Engineer PHIL RAMONE to Recording EQUIPMENT. Bob Banks and Paul Laurence page 20 location recording- A MODIFIED 'MS' RECORDING TECHNIQUE Leon E. Weed page 44 Editor/Publisher . MARTINGALLAY maintenance- Associate Editor . GARY KLEINMAN ZEN AND THE ART OF Consulting Editor PETER BUTT TAPE DECK MAINTENANCE Assistant Editor . O. KEITH LARKIN Peter Butt page 50 Business Manager V. L. GAFFNEY signal processing Circulation Manager . TRICI VENOLA - WHERE, OH WHERE DID MY PRESENCE GO? (What every engineer should know about noise reduction.) William H. Hall page 68 construction project- CAN YOU USE A BUDGET CLIC-TRAC? "RECORDING engineer/producer"is pub- page 72 lished six times a year by RECORDING & Lewis Mark BROADCASTING PUBLICATIONS, 1850 concert sound WhitleyAvenue,Hollywood,California - 90028, and is sent to qualified recipients in IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CORD! the United States. One year (six issues) sub- (The state of the wireless microphone art.) scriptions for other than qualified individ- Chris Roe page 76 uals or companies may be purchased at the following rates: departments United States (surface mail) . $9.00 United States (air mail) . .$17.00 cover: another of 10 Letters and Late News Foreign (surface mail) . $9.50 TRICI VENOLA'S "Room Equalization" - Woody Smith TRAPing EMT's" - Michael Fraser Foreign (air mail) . $19.00 acrylic originals. 82 New Products 102 Classified =2== O THIS ISSUE OF R-e/p IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING LIST OF ADVERTISERS A&R Record Mfg 102 Harrison Systems 106-107 Shure Brothers 108 RECORDING engineer/producer is not Abadon/Sun, Inc 47 Image Formations 103 Sierra Audio 4-5 inovonics 63 Soundcraft 61 responsiblefor any claim made by any Accurate Sound 93 Allison Research 19 ivle Electronics 67 Soundcraftsmen 85 person based on the publication by RE- 3 Altec 55 K&L Pro Audio 94 Sound Technology CORDING engineer/producer of material Ampex 8-9 Kendon Recorders 105 Sound Workshop 12,45,83 submitted for publication. Audio & Design Recording .. 98 Rus Lang 78 Special Touch 68 7,86 Materialappearing in RECORDING Audio Concepts 11 Lexicon 30 Spectra Sonlcs engineer/producer may not be reproduced Audio Consultants 16 MCI 25 Sphere Electronics 97 without written permission of the publisher. Audio Distributors 78 MRL 48 Stanton Magnetics 72 Audio industries Corp 14 McIntosh Laboratories 95 Stevens Electronics 100 Audio Marketing 39,41 MicMix 32,105 Studer Revox America 51 da. Auditronics 73 Nashville Studio Systems... 89 Studio Supply Co. 79 Auratone 10 Rupert Neve, Inc 69 Sugarloaf View 23 104 BTX, Inc 90 Orban/Parasound 65 Symetrlx Rudy Bruer 50 Panasonic/Technics 53 Tangent Systems 84 Cetec 40 Peavey Electronics 27 TAPCO 77 Commco 102 OCA 101 TEAC/Tascam 87 76 Community Light & Sound ..81 Quad Eight 21 Telex Controlled Circulation Postage 42-43 Criteria Recording .. 35,36,37,38 Quantum Audio 74 3-M Magnetic Tape paid at 71,88 Crown, int'l . 31 Ramko Research 82 Unl-Sync Los Angeles, California dbx, Inc. 13 Recording Supply Co. 104 UREI 15,103 56-57 El -Tech 49 Rothchild instruments 99 Westlake Audio 34 Postmaster: Send form 3579 for Everything Audio 2 S.A.E 75 White instrument address correction to: Express Sound 29 Scully/Dictaphone 33 Windt Audio Engineering 104 Forsythe Audio 96 Yamaha International 59 RECORDING engineer/producer P.O. 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Ask the man who owns one about distortion and other SPECTRA SONICS consoles are not just a "little bit" lower system performance parameters. in distortion than the rest . typically over seven times Note: All distortion data taken from manufacturer's published specifications. Additional less distortion! distortion introduced by automation not included. If it isn't SPECTRA SONICS it isn't "state of the art"! Dealer inquiries invited.
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