A method of recording information onto magnetic tape. Helical scan began in the video tape world and uses spinning read/write heads that are... Read more »
Today we’re going to combine our Technical Tip of the Day and our Word for the Day into one, and for that you actually get four newly defined... Read more »
Apple’s brand spanking new Flat Screen iMacs have arrived at our doors, and we’ve got three words for you: faster, better, and more. Behind its... Read more »
“In the Korg Karma how do I copy an RT function from one Prog/Combi/Song to another?” We’re almost surprised we haven’t seen more of this type... Read more »
A headphone design that falls somewhere between closed ear and open air designs. Many headphones that are called open air are really semi-open,... Read more »
The good people at Bitheadz just dropped off their Tubes, Tines, & Transistors virtual keyboard library for your computer. This packs over 300... Read more »
“What’s the big deal with optical compressors? There seems to be a lot of mystique surrounding them, yet no one really seems to know why?” Think... Read more »
“A tech for a well-known audio manufacturing company posted to a forum that it’s not wise to power devices that have word clock off a circuit... Read more »
Also known as approximated or modified sine wave. Refers to a sine wave that instead of looking like a smooth curve where the voltage gradually... Read more »
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