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AES 2009: iZotope's Nick Dika
AES 2009: iZotope's Nick Dika
iZotope’s Nick Dika discusses their new Alloy plug-in.
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AES 2009: Sonnox's Nathan Eames
Sonnox's Nathan Eames talks about the company's brand-new, $2,000 restoration plug-in package, which spent 18 months in the making.
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AES 2009: Sony's Karl Kussmaul
Sony's Karl Kussmaul introduces the company's new PCM-M10 linear PCR recorder, which offers 24-bit, 96kHz recording for less than $400.
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AES 2009: TASCAM's Jeff Laity
Jeff Laity of TASCAM intros the brand new HSP-82 8-track field recorder.
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AES 2009: SSL's Dan Duffell
AES 2009, SSL’s head of marketing Dan Duffell talks about the post-centric Xlogic.
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