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Music of Moz Dedeaux

Moz Dedeaux is a very talented native of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. We met when we were in our last year of high school at good old Gulfport High. Moz has been in many bands and lived for quite a few years in New York playing and producing. He has done major work in large studios and done some television jingle work also. His studio, Organic Audio, is located in Harrison County on John Clark Road. Moz is very knowledgable about building and working in a project studio... I'm hoping I can convince him to write an article or two for me. Give him a listen - or visit his JamRoom - he's great artist and friend and has influenced me tremendously.

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Tuesday, 22 February 2005

Azul (3:46)

Moz Dedeaux

819

Tuesday, 22 February 2005

Sister Mystery (4:32)

Moz Dedeaux

808

Saturday, 01 January 2005

Yo-Yo (3:11)

Moz Dedeaux

931

Saturday, 01 January 2005

Take the Train (5:06)

Moz Dedeaux

948

Saturday, 01 January 2005

Opus One (5:07)

Moz Dedeaux

905

Saturday, 01 January 2005

Looking for the Man (7:06)

Moz Dedeaux

923

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Music of Jon Myers ( 7 items )
Jon Myers and I met when we were in Junior high school and have been friends for over 20 years. Jon has been playing covers in bands for quite a while. He has recently taken the dive into writing his own tunes. Jon's music is his own production in his home studio. I hope you give him a listen and visit his JamRoom for more info.

Studio Jargon

Synthesiser

(1) An electronic device for making sounds, in which the shape and method of construction have little effect on the nature of the sound produced. This wide definition includes: Electronic organs, samplers, drum machines even radio sets etc. as well as those devices which are more immediately recognised as synthesisers. Some devices, such as the Thérémin do owe their sound, in part, to their construction, and may be considered somewhat "grey" in respect of this definition. (2) A specific case of (1) above, equipped with oscillators, filters, amplifiers as well as modulation sources. Either with a predetermined or more or less programmable audio and control signal path, which can be used as a musical instrument or for sound effects. The oscillators may include the ability to replay digital recordings of sounds, and the whole or part of the system may be implemented using digital or analogue technologies.

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