November 12, 2004
Music Students Audition Electronically in 'Virtual Practice Rooms'
By SCOTT CARLSONJordan Carls, a junior majoring in saxophone performance at the University of Denver, might walk into a practice room on the campus, close his eyes, blow into his horn, and feel as if he's playing in a hushed Carnegie Hall.
Technology, perhaps with a dash of fantasy, amplifies that feeling.
A handful of practice rooms at the university are known as "virtual practice rooms." They use microphones, electronic sound processors, and
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