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Article: AES News.(Audio Engineering Society Conference )
- Article from:
- Digital Video Magazine
- Article date:
- January 1, 2003
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Byline: Jim Feeley
Advances in audio production technology foreshadow similar advances in video.
At the Audio Engineering Society (AES) Conference in Los Angeles in fall 2002, tape was dead, mics were smaller, digital was everywhere, and editing tools were cheaper. Look for similar trends at NAB 2003 soon.
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