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The Demise of the Triangular Mix: Why Has it happened?

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Paul Carr

In Alan Moore’s excellent paper with Ruth Dockwary, he discusses the demise of what he calls the ‘Triangular’ mix – which has been replaced by the ‘diagonal’. To get an understanding of this, listen the ‘The Wind Cry’s Mary’ by Jimi … Continue reading →

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Modern Uses of The Soundbox: Examples of Triangular Mixes

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Paul Carr

Today in my musicology session – we discussed a few ways in which a musical mix can be analyzed. It started by suggesting the following factors as a way to consider recorded sound. ¨Listen closely for  the relationships between instruments … Continue reading →

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