Category Archives: SAE

Mixing on a Desk

Posted on February 14, 2009 by Paul

Well, I just finished my first mixing session on an actual mixing desk – albeit an obsolete, partially working desk that they prime all the students on before we’re let loose on the expensive ones – and albeit a small … Continue reading →

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Two Days as a MacBook User

Posted on October 29, 2008 by Paul

So, I’ve got my Mac, one of the newly upgraded white models rather than the spiffy aluminium ones. Here are my observations. I quite like the feel of the hardware. OS X is counter-intuitive for Windows users, and not logically … Continue reading →

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How to Hear Music?

Posted on October 15, 2008 by Paul

I was in class earlier today, and our usually lecturer Omar had to fly off to Berlin so he handed us over to a guy named Lewis halfway through. Lewis’ style was different to Omar’s and he provided more practical … Continue reading →

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SAE: One Week In

Posted on October 13, 2008 by Paul

So, I’m now officially a student at SAE Glasgow, studying Audio Engineering. We’re one week in; so far we’ve only scratched the surface of sound theory, covering waves and the human ear, but it’s all stuff I find pretty interesting. … Continue reading →

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