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The Ethics of Live Sound Technology
Worship Musician Magazine (2024)
Abstract
An analysis of the potential ethical implications of the use of live audio technology (pitch correction, immersive audio. etc.) through the lens of Nagasawa’s axiological expectation mismatch.Author's Profile
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