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I wonder if the Advanced Resolution Mono is a tip of the hat to Brian Wilson who is deaf in one ear and therefor mixed in mono. Well done. .< 6:20:37 PM  >Classic Sound Records, Posts Festival London (December 2, 2002)--Classic Sound, a dedicated 5.1 classical and film music recording studio, has completed a major project for the BBC that involved engineering the live broadcast of this year's Glyndebourne Festival and subsequent editing. [ProSound News] 'Hutchinson comments, "This was a very exciting and challenging task, particularly as the editing was done on 72-track, which is quite unusual. I thoroughly enjoyed working closely with the BBC on a project of this magnitude."' .< 6:13:06 PM >Apple posts new Will Ferrell parodies [The Macintosh News Network] Hey, they're funny. Edgier than you'd expect from a corporate website, especially considering they are parodying their own campaign. .< 5:41:40 PM >A Mac User's Guide to the Unix Command Line, Part 1 (25-Nov-2002; 15.4K) [TidBITS] A gentle introduction to the power of the command line. .< 5:39:32 PM >DVB Recognizes DTS Digital Surround Sound As Broadcast Option Agoura Hills, CA (November 26, 2002)--The Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) Project has provided a mechanism for carrying the DTS Digital Surround sound format as part of its Digital Television (DTV) specifications. [ProSound News] .< 5:38:44 PM >Hit Factory Orders 3rd SuperAnalogue Console New York City (November 26, 2002)--The Hit Factory has purchased a third Solid State Logic XL 9000 K Series SuperAnalogue Console, for Studio 3 at its New York facility. [ProSound News] Another big analogue console goes into a major facility. .< 5:35:27 PM >Well Balanced on a Pianistic Cutting Edge. At 77, Luciano Berio, a modernist master, is still at the cutting edge of his field. By Anthony Tommasini. [New York Times: Arts] .< 5:00:16 PM >Halley's Comment: What's a Weblog? [Scripting News] .< 4:51:44 PM >HIV total tops 40 million. The number of people worldwide living with HIV/Aids is now well above 40 million, latest figures reveal. [BBC News | WORLD] .< 4:35:32 PM >An Assured but Subtle Farewell. The Spanish pianist Alicia de Larrocha appeared with the Tokyo String Quartet on Monday evening at Carnegie Hall in a program said to be her last public performance. By Allan Kozinn. [New York Times: Arts] .< 4:33:11 PM >MediaGuardian.co.uk | Broadcast | Advert attacking Bush's intelligence banned 'Giles Pilbrow, the 2DTV producer, dismissed the request to seek Mr Bush's permission. "It's an idiotic request - we'd write a letter to Bush, but I doubt he could read it. Anyway the Bush joke was innocuous - we're much harder hitting about the president on the TV show." In the programme, everything has to be explained to Mr Bush by a sock-puppet sidekick, Professor Liebstrom.' |
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