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on talented people in audio-related fields. These stories also link to our
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TECH TIPS
Audiohead.net is proud to feature
tech tips columns by sound design expert Richard Devine and by recording technologist/editor Steph Jorgl.
If you are a sonic master and would like
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Upgrade Your Mac — Swap out your old processor on the cheap
By Steph Jorgl |  | Audiohead.net’s Steph
Jorgl discovers just how easy it is to rev up the power on a legacy Mac to run
all those sweet Mac OS X apps that require at least a 700mhz machine to function.
Learn how you can swap out the card your legacy Sawtooth or other early-model Power Mac in less than three minutes, no software required. Check out her
article here.
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Sonic considerations for
future architects of sound
By Richard Devine |  | Audiohead.net’s Steph
Jorgl named Devine the “Architect of Aural Mayhem” for his ability to
create some seriously insane sounds that are truly cinematic. Well-known for his
expertise in this area, he was contracted to design some of the original sounds
in Native Instruments’ Absynth.
Devine is also an accomplished
composer, remixer and songwriter. He’s pretty much done everything, from
remixing Aphex Twin, to scoring commercials for Nike. Check out his article here.
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