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ISSUE 64



 		FEATURES
‘BRAUERIZING’ THE MIX
When it comes to mixing, they don’t come much bigger than Michael Brauer. His approach to compression is legendary and it’s now official: ‘Brauerize’ is a trademarked term for his specific form of multi-bus compression

PORTRAIT OF A US TOUR
Chris Braun takes us on tour with Blue King Brown as they explore the US and Canada.

A REASON TO GET UP & GO
A recent Reason Producer’s Conference gathered together industry professionals to discuss publishing in the 21st century.

MCG – AFL GRAND FINAL DAY
They screamed, they yelled, they called the umpire a maggot, but when the dust settled, the PA had survived. 		REVIEWS
SM PRO AUDIO V-MACHINE
Portable VSTi Player

EUPHONIX MC CONTROL
Control Surface

AVIOM PRO64
Digital Multicore

GENELEC 6010A
Active Nearfields

DAS PS-2400
Power Amplifier

APPLE iPHONE
Software Apps

RØDE M2
Hand-held Condenser

102 M-AUDIO DSM1
Active Nearfields

BRAUNER PHANTHERA
Condenser Microphone

McDSP DE555
Plug-in De-Esser

E-MU TRACKER PRE
Two-Channel Interface

REGULAR COLUMNS
HOME GROWN
It’s 1978 with a bullet, as Blair Joscelyn figures it’s time to get with the (flared) program. All instruments from 1978 are welcome here!

PC & MAC AUDIO
Martin Walker shows us how to reduce our carbon emissions while Brad Watts threatens yet another seachange.

10 GOOD REASONS NOT TO MARRY THE SINGER
Rick gets all politically correct in an inverted, completely inside out kind of a way!

TUTORIALS
BEATING THE ON-AIR PROCESSORS
Nigel Ross offers us a few tips for combating the negative affects of one of the most widely misunderstood processors in audio: the on-air limiter.

STAV'S WORD
The distance between the mic and the source isn’t always something to minimise. It’s time to explore the space.

ON THE BENCH
This issue, Rob Squire talks studio wiring, and the all-important earth cable.

COMPOSING & RECORDING
FOR FILM & TV
When the pressure’s on and the deadline looms, how do you get a soundtrack over the line? Greg Walker gives us a few handy hints.