Keyboardmag: Welcome to Keyboard's July 2012 Links Page

Welcome to Keyboard's July 2012 Links Page

Tue, 29 May 2012

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Gear and sound design on Bruce Springsteen’s 2012 Wrecking Ball tour.
Adam Wakeman catches us up on the keyboard rig he’s playing with Ozzy Osbourne.
How SRS Labs’ Multi-Dimensional Audio may change the way we think about surround sound.


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Greg Phillinganes: Pop Music's Most Revered Session and Touring Keyboardist on a Life Reflected in Music, by Jon Regen

Video interviews with Greg Phiilinganes and keyboard tech Brian Girard.

Must-Know Techniques for Hammond Organ, by Brian Charette

Hear Brian play these audio examples.

Keeping Practice Interesting, by Helen Sung

5 Ways to Play Like Greg Phillinganes, by Matt Beck

Hear Matt play the audio examples from this lesson.

Desktop Mastering Essentials, by Craig Anderton

Download a cool free metering plug-in from Solid State Logic.

Acoustic Augmentation, by David Baron

Be the Sampler, by Francis Preve

Compare the original sample to Francis’ re-creation.

Clean Up Your Room! Part 2: Acoustic Treatment, by Marty Cutler

Videos are still in production and will be posted here and on our Twitter and Facebook pages approx. June 15, 2012.

Sample Logic Synergy X, by John Krough

Moog Music Minitaur, by Francis Preve

Original audio examples.

Steinberg Padshop, by Craig Anderton

Video and demos.

Propellerhead Figure, by Francis Preve

Hands-on video.

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Do you require expansion card slots INSIDE your studio computer?
No, because I use a laptop or "mini" machine and rely on USB and/or FireWire
No, because I use Thunderbolt peripherals
I'd prefer expansion slots, but can live with workarounds like a PCI expansion chassis
Yes, I absolutely require that my main music machine have expansion slots