Word: keyed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...key to reaching this common ground is not to try to find ways to compromise but rather to search for areas where there is already agreement, said the two women, who are members of the steering committee of the Common Ground Network for Life and Choice...
...course, the "major" stations aren't as varied in their programming, but that's why they're "major"-they capture important sectors of the radio market by offering a relatively restricted range of extremely popular songs. That's the key in the radio biz-specialize to capitalize. Those of us who are more serious about enjoying a wider range of "black"-and "white"-music must, and do, look elsewhere. Harvard students should try tuning in to WHRB 95.3, or to other great Boston stations (especially collegiate ones) like WERS 88.9. JOEL B. POLLAK...
...graceful line-and-pastel drawing of two ants gazing across an underground landscape, an early rendering from the much anticipated film A Bug's Life, which opens this week. "When we recruit artists," Sayre says, "we still look for people with great hands." Then he hits the return key, and up pops the finished shot, lush with color, aglow with light and so intricately textured and three-dimensional that you feel you could step right into the screen. "As you can see," he says dryly, "the finished image is quite a bit more interesting...
...which comes with more than 500 sound clips. You can listen to any clip by simply selecting it; when you find a sound you like, slap it onto a track in the editing room. Lay down a bass line, add percussion and instrumentation--the software will even resolve the key so that everything harmonizes. What's new and astounding here is that everything is rendered in real time: raise the pitch or lower it, speed up or slow down the beat while staying in key. Anything you do can be heard immediately. Not like the old days, when computer musicians...
...heart of Silicon Valley last Tuesday, a lone district court judge did something the entire antitrust division of the U.S. Justice Department can still only dream about: he forced Bill Gates to change one of his key business practices...