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MusicTech July 2017 [PDF]
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MusicTech July 2017 [PDF]

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MusicTech is the magazine for producers, engineers and recording musicians. Every issue is packed with hands-on features written by professional producers and engineers. News Genelec's The Ones unveiled, plus all the latest product releases. Get Hands-on With Mastering Top producer and remixer Marc JB offers tips and tricks for mastering Γû║ INTERVIEWS Danny Avila Spain's Danny Avila is a rising star in the DJing and producing world Mike Howlett A Grammy-winning producer offers his tips and advice Γû║ TECHNIQUE MT Modular How to use Eurorack with a DAW Live In Depth Live and iOS in perfect harmony Logic In Depth Add pulsing to your productions 10 Tips Create better vocal recordings Γû║ REVIEWS AKAI MPC Live, Lauten Audio LA-320, Universal Audio Apollo Twin Mk II, ROLI BLOCKS And Dashboard, Spitfi re Audio LCO Strings. and much more...

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