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in this episode of sos, we're running through some software. the first program we'll be looking at is of course the new canon eos utility. the new canon eos utility has a lot of potential in terms of usefulness, whether you're a beginner in your eos programs or you're a used canon shooter looking for a new version. there are some major changes and you'll likely want to check it out.
it's that time of the year again. time to start thinking about packing your bags, setting off on holiday, and firing out your ppi address books, to make sure you get as many holiday cards this year as possible.
i attended, and presented in two sessions at, the olympic software rsd awards evening at tamworth regional in january. i wouldn't have missed it for the world. there are some great products out there, and i was honoured to have been asked to commentate on and present. the ceremony was hosted by northern rivers college, it was the third year and certainly the most productive of them. last year was the first and i'll tell you that there was a lot to be proud of. this year was just as good.
we will be publishing more tutorials in future. we'll discuss more web tools, and apps, plus the various hardware solutions for audio production. we'll be giving some playlists and we will offer advice on where to purchase, software and hardware. if you have feedback for us please let us know on our feedback form . subscribe to our podcasts to be notified of updates.
today we get another edition of sonnox sound production ideas podcast into the old bag. again, given some time, this turned into a pretty good episode with joe and i chatting about all the work he did for production on christiano ronaldo's most recent wedding, into something much more than just a wedding. joe taylor has developed a real passion for project management and planning and is genuinely producing and directing a lot of live and recorded music and video content nowadays. d8a7b2ff72
the main hf horn section has been designed with a minimalist, oval chamber-loaded design to provide smooth tonal balance and intelligibility, and a large circular opening from the throat port to the horn aperture. the hf horn drivers feature the same crossover network and topology as the lf horns, with the addition of an sfx high-pass filter (hf filter) for the off-axis, high-frequency response. the hf horn ports are fitted with customized 2-way filters with an hf boost function that is activated when the loudspeaker is placed off-axis
the mid-range horns feature a very steep, curved front firing port with a nice tight directivity across the entire frequency range. the rectangular port is surrounded by a highly directional horn side wall loaded with a large diameter aluminium dome.
as you will see in this article, there is a bit of overlap in the technology of companies that are best known for their mastering equipment. one of the most powerful tools in the entire mastering chain is a module called a limiter. this remarkable unit gives you the ability to limit the peaks of an audio signal to prevent clipping. all limiter modules have parameters that control the frequency and amplitude bands they will handle. these settings are often called threshold (t), attack (a) and release (r). by adjusting those settings, it's possible to create different compression/limiting sounds. the larger the a/t/r settings, the tighter and faster the attack and release. the bigger the number of bands being controlled, the more flexibility the limiter has to handle any type of signal. if you increase the frequency of bands that are being controlled, the limiter becomes more aggressive. the more frequency bands are being controlled, the more subjective the result will be. this allows users to dial in a customized range of levels that maintain the best balance between loudness and the natural sonic properties of the source material.