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  by Flash  , Friday 20 July 2007 à 13:05, Categories: News, In real life

Hairspray's Revolting History: The Invisible Star Of The Film & Broadway Show Won No Tonys
By Polar Levine,

The new movie version of HAIRSPRAY makes this a good time to take another look at this piece I originally wrote back in 2003. It calls up the event that inspired Waters to create the original Hairspray film.

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  by Flash  , Friday 2 March 2007 à 12:53, Categories: Music

Digital Music File Formats
By Paul Katsande

An uncompressed digital music file (such as that on a music CD) uses 10MB or more per minute (at least 30MB for a 3 minute song).

These files have to be compressed to the more usual levels of 3-5MB per song. Compression rearranges the sequence of numbers, sometimes throwing away less significant information, in order to reduce the file size. The way the compression is achieved leads to the many different audio file formats available. Below is a list of the popular formats used by MP3 players.

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  by Flash  , Sunday 7 January 2007 à 11:17, Categories: For Musicians

Audio Recording Computers: How Much Power Do You Need?
By Brandon Drury

So, How Powerful Should My Recording Computer Be?

Well, this depends greatly on your needs. I started out in 2001 with a Pentium 3 550Mhz computer running Windows 98. Compared to my modern computer (which is still fairly modest) that computer was like something from the Flinstone's with a little bird running on a treadmill to power it.

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  by Flash  , Saturday 23 December 2006 à 10:21, Categories: For Musicians

How to Use Your Computer as a Recording Studio
By Hans Dekker

A few years ago there was a revolution in recording technology. As computers became more powerful, they started to replace traditional tape recorders that were the heart of most recording studios. Today, computers designed for home use are powerful enough to emulate an entire recording studio, and can be used for everything from multitrack recording to audio editing and scoring music for videos.

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  by Flash  , Sunday 16 April 2006 à 10:25, Categories: For Musicians

Your first step when you learn how to play air guitar is finding out what air guitar is. It's not just pretending to play guitar there is a lot more to it then that, try to think of it as expressing technique through your movements and making it a visually pleasing experience. To start with I will give some steps to follow to make your air guitar expericane more enjoyable and how to setup a good environment to that will assist you when you learn how to play air guitar.

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  by Flash  , Thursday 2 March 2006 à 00:16, Categories: For Musicians

New Music Screening
Realistically Assessing The Quality Of Your Music Submissions
by Tom Leu,

Too many bands really don't have a clue when it comes to realistically assessing the quality of their recorded music when submitting for airplay, gigs, or general promotion, this article demystifies what those of us in the biz are really looking, and listening for.

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