This book guides musicians in selecting and utilizing audio interfaces for computer-based recording. It offers practical advice to maximize performance, presented in a clear and approachable manner. Perfect for those looking to enhance their recording setup.
(Music Sales America). Written in simple language, with hundreds of clear illustrations, this guide gives you step-by-step instructions on how to bild pre-amps, tone controls, ring modulators, mixers, and many other inexpensive electronic accessories. Also includes access to free audio demonstrations of electronic effects. Audio is accessed online using the unique code inside the book and can be streamed or downloaded.
This is a collection of 35 inexpensive educational projects designed by Guitar Magazine editor Craig Anderton. It gives advice on tube preamps, de-hissers, guitar rewirings, cord testers, adapters, and many other aspects of the guitar
Focusing on practical guidance, this book serves as a comprehensive resource for musicians navigating modern recording technology. It offers valuable tips for both amateurs and professionals, covering everything from selecting equipment to the intricacies of mixing and producing a master tape or CD. With its thorough approach, readers can enhance their recording skills and achieve professional-quality results.
Equalization plays a crucial role in mixing and mastering audio, serving as a fundamental signal processor. It allows sound engineers to enhance or reduce specific frequencies, shaping the overall sound and clarity of a track. Understanding its principles and applications is essential for achieving professional-quality audio production.
How to Record Great Vocals is the key to transforming raw vocals into satisfying, emotional experiences.
This book is loaded with tips on how to use amp sims not only to re-create the sound and feel of iconic amps, but also, to create sounds that were either impractical or impossible to do with traditional amps.
Loaded with examples of real-world dynamics processors to explain their similarities and differences, How to Apply Dynamics Processing ventures further than similar books by covering dynamics processing with MIDI data, as well as "manual" dynamics processing done with recording software.
Written in a clear, practical, non-intimidating style, this book is all about how to make mixes that pull the listener in: it's not just about the technology, but the art of mixing as well. It is loaded with illustrations and featuring sidebars with details on selected topics for those who want to know why as well as "how.
This book aimed at musicians covers important concepts of digital and analog audio, including audio theory, the different types of audio connectors, audio specifications, room acoustics, and more.