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Audio Processing
Jim Somich’s History of Audio Processing
Part 1 – In the Beginning | Part 2 – Automatic Processing Starts
Part 3 – The Era of Multiband Processing Begins | Part 4 – Louder and Louder
Part 5 – Digital Processing Starts Making Noise | Part 6 – Learning From the Pioneers
Part 7 – The Pioneers Explain How They Did It | Part 8 – New Guys Come to Town
