by Joe Bennett | Sep 3, 2018 | arp, Education, Popular Music, Research
I’m in Huddersfield! This is, for the first time, a mashup of four popular music research conferences, all hosted here at the University of Huddersfield. These are: Art of Record Production (at Berklee in 2019 – submit abstracts now!) International Society... by Joe Bennett | Dec 2, 2017 | arp, music production, Research
Bill Brunson, Royal College of Music, Stockholm [JB note – I type this sitting under the Sound Dome in ‘Lilla Salen’, one of the Royal College’s lecture theatres. It appears to be an array of 13, 8 and 4 speakers arranged in concentric circles... by Joe Bennett | Dec 2, 2017 | arp, media, Popular Music, Research
Kai Arne Hansen: Interpreting Sound Recordings in a Time of Media Convergence: Aesthetics, Technologies, and the Migratory Behavior of Audiences Abstract: While recent technological developments have led to a range of new possibilities for the recording,... by Joe Bennett | Dec 2, 2017 | arp, music production, musicology, Popular Music, Research
Tor Halmrast: Sam Phillips: Slap Back Echo, Luckily in Mono Abstract: “Slap back echo” was created by Sam Phillips for Elvis Presley´s early Memphis recordings. Using cepstrum and autocorrelation, we find that the tape delay used in Sun Studios was 134-137 ms, which... by Joe Bennett | Dec 2, 2017 | arp, music production, Popular Music, Research
Alex Case: Oops, Do It Again – Gated Reverb From the 80s to Today (UMass Lowell/recordingology.com/) Abstract: Among the more absurd sonic concoctions to come out of the recording studio, gated reverb offers a unique aesthetic possible only through... by Joe Bennett | Dec 1, 2017 | arp, Research
Stereo to 5.1–Creating an Immersive fold-out Paul Novotny, York University, Toronto Abstract: Look Ahead is a jazz piano and bass, duo recording of performance-music, tracked, mixed and mastered at 24 bit/96khz for stereo and 5.1 playback. Esoteric microphones and...
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