MacAudioLab Releases New Video: The Mobile Macintosh Recording Studio
 February 20, 2004
MacAudioLab, makers of Mac audio tutorials, has released a new instructional QuickTime video on recording audio and performing with your Apple laptop. It explains the gear needed to get started, in-depth explanations of the technologies behind the gear, interviews with people in the audio community that are involved in laptop audio, and techniques from engineers and musicians.
The Mobile Macintosh Recording Studio is an interactive training video authored in an interactive QuickTime environment, and can be played on any computer running QuickTime 6 or higher. Plays natively in Mac OSX, Mac OS9, and Windows. It also includes interactive web links and extra tutorials on Digital Performer and Cubase.
This QuickTime video includes the following:
Interviews with:
- Plaid
- Tino Corp
- Twerk
- Cycling '74
- Millennia Media
- Furman Sound
- and more..
Topic discussed:
- Apple Laptop Technology
- Processor
- RAM
- Hard Drives
- External Storage
- USB
- FireWire
- Ancillary Gear
- RPM
- PCM Technology
- Sustained Transfer Rates
- Cache Memory
- Core Audio
- Audio Units
- Core MIDI
- Audio Software
- Nyquist Theorem
- Dithering
- Word Clocks
- Sampling Rate
- Bit Depth
- Analog to Digital Conversion
- Latency
- Mobile Power
- AC to DC conversion
- Rectification
- RFI Noise
- 60 Hz hum
- Batteries
- Audio Interface Technology
- Microphones
- Preamps
- USB controllers
- and much more..
The Mobile Macintosh Recording Studio comes on one DVD and is available directly from the company's website for $79.95.
For more information, visit their web site at www.macaudiolab.com. | 
