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Alan Parsons 10 things everyone recording music should know More from Alan Parsons (Part 1 was here), via MT reader Adam, his all time best recording tips: 1. Keep cable runs short particularly low impedance I.e. guitars and mics. It WILL affect the sound. Having said that I dont believe expensive cables offer significant improvement. 2. Even the best instruments and recording equipment will probably sound like crap in the wrong hands. The reverse can also be true. 3. Dont suck the life out of a recording by overuse of limiting and compression. 4. Go for performance not perfection. 5. Log EVERYTHING on a recording so that anyone can pick up where you left off. Particularly tracks that should not be used - better still, get rid of them. 6. Always consolidate tracks (in other words all tracks should have the same start and finish times) so that they can be loaded onto a different platform. Give every track a meaningful name. 7. Even if your ideas are making all the difference, mak...

40 HTTP Status Codes You Absolutely Must Know HTTP Status Codes message represents the state of a web page being loaded by a client. In cases where all goes well the user just gets the web page they were after. However, when things go wrong an error message will appear in their browser with the error type (number) and a short explanation. Remembering HTTP Status Codes is difficult because there are alot of codes to remember. Fortunately, after watching these pictures you will definitely remember some of the HTTP Codes quiet easily: 404 Not Found 413 Request Entity Too Large 414 Request-URL Too Long 101 Switching Protocols 402 Payment Required 411 Length Required 409 Conflict 429 Too Many Requests 426 Upgrade Required 300 Multiple Choices 204 No Content 507 Insufficient Storage 509 Bandwith Limit Exceeded 201 Created 200 Ok 302 Found 508 Loop Detected 206 Partial Content 401 Unauthorized 408 Request Timeout 423 Locked 303 See Other 304 Not Modified 307 Temporary Redirect 406 Not Accep...