| We made it into the year 2000. Two years running this magazine and
posting online training has taught me a lot about you, the cyberspace reader and student.
You're more sophisticated and demanding and in many ways better readers and better
students. We've made a lot of progress in two years; we have registered over 1800
online readers and students, and probably have the third most popular audio rag on the
web. Regardless of this progress you have shown me that we have still been
"missing the mark" and I have re-thought and am now changing my approaches. |
| This issue of REQ (1/00) is actually a demonstration of a new Robert
Dennis advanced training magazine called Alexander Magazine.
The recording techniques theme of this issue is the subject of compression. There is an
"all access" article that gives the basics of how compressors work. There
are two articles that are available to REQ (no-charge) subscribers. There are three
more articles that really go in depth with advanced information and "tricks"
that would be available only to Alexander subscribers. There actually are
three more Alexander compression articles planned by the official publication
date of February 20, 2000. For right now, and through the 2/20/00 publication date,
the unregistered REQ reader can access all articles to check out Alexander
Magazine. |
There are a bunch of additional articles cover the other subjects of
Alexander Magazine, including three articles on music marketing/promotion, three articles
on using equalization during mixing, two production techniques articles and, three
articles geared towards the home recordist. Advanced studies include a regular Alexander
Magazine column called "In-Depth On Terminology"
READER ACCESS GUIDE |
Until February 20th,
all readers will have access to all articles. After 2/20/00, access will be: |
All Access |
All readers get access |
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REQ Subscribers |
Registered REQ Sunubscribers get access |
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| Alexander Subscribers |
Paid Alexander Magazine Subscribers get
assess |
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| REQ also welcomes Ken Lanyon to the staff as our new home recording
contributing editor. Go here for the announcement. |
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