The graphic on the left is the Maag Audio EQ4, one of the most unique equalizers (and a secret weapon of hit mixers) that you'll find. The EQ points aren't in the usual places and it features a one-of-a-kind "Air Band" that makes the high end of virtually any mic sparkle.Cliff Maag Sr. is the inventor of this EQ (as well as the previous widely acclaimed NTI EQ3 and the Nightpro PreQ3 & EQ3D) and he's the guest on this week's Inner Circle Podcast.
Cliff will describe how his engineering experience led to the development of this unique EQ, as well as the impressive care that goes into building the hardware versions. I learned a lot from talking to him and I hope you will too.
In the intro I'll take a look at how Kanye West's constant changing of his mixes after they've been released online might be the wave of the future for music production, and how some companies are taking control of your phone's microphone to gather marketing information.
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Sorry to be so pedantic Bobby, but things are either unique or not unique, there are no degrees of uniqueness as unique means one of a kind. It has to be the most misused word in the English language and I'm on a mission to stamp out it's misuse!
Kind Regards,
The Grammar Policeman.
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