I find this argument and subtle disrespect over live acts vs. the Dj in the realm of techno somewhat amusing. In the 1930's when the first double turntable was invented and dance halls began hiring DJ's to play there was backlash from an association of bands (somewhat akin to the RIAA today) that la...

Now I'm not saying all tracks which feature polyrhythmic stuff are going to be un-danceable but there is going to be a point where the merging of odd-time signatures in dance music makes it become armchair music because the rhythms lose repetition and dance-ability If you can't dance to an odd rhyt...

Investigation Updated | 2008.08.23

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Ya know, this is exactly what bugs about guys that are into this stuff. I'm just trying to give a good tip for people who may not know a lot about these things. We are not all born sound engineers. I made it clear that my post was geared to people who do not have advanced knowledge in this area. I a...

I was going to let it go but I am afraid I am going to have to call you on your poor oneupmanship. It is very bad form to use a point that the person you are one-upping made or touched upon. If you read my post you will have noticed that I specifically made mention of pink noise and suggested that p...

But there is no digital cliping going on in this situation that I am talking about. Its all analogue. The idea is to use the 1khz sound to insure that digital clipping will not be an issue cause you are right - it sucks.

I have been doing some soul searching and some online dictionary searching as well about my use of this improper terminology. I cannot seem to find a good way to describe a difference in the intensity of the multiple outputs of a single signal that are synchronous. I think we are getting into the fo...

The terms synchronous and asynchronous may not be appropriate to accurately describe the relationship between the outputs. Synchronism is usually used when talking about matters of time and events. I guess when I was writing it I was visualizing the matching of two signals and thoughts of getting th...