Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.86 (562 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 111810689X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 408 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Excellent introduction, but partially dated." according to Stress. Beware: this book was written and published circa 2011. While it isn't out of touch, it isn't in touch with the current technology and programs. Much of the technical info (a small portion of the text) is now old, since the programs and computers have evolved so fast. It almost seems written in 2011 by a person still relating to experiences from 2005.Aside from that, this book has a lot of very useful information on how to set up inexpensive recording studios, how t. Good For Those Needing Some Direction to Get Started This is a good book with a lot of info primarily for those looking for where to get started. Also, its a little out of date, due to changing technology in this area. It did help me decide to continue working with DAW (PC based setup), as opposed to moving to a Tascam or Zoom multi-channel digital recorder, and also provided helpful information on equalizer settings for various input sources. Information on usb interfaces vs the use of sound cards is good, as well, a. "Easy read, helpful advice" according to Amazon Customer. Kindle book provides details for novice or person who is re-entering sound recording. There's some great basic information and it is written unbiased. It covers analog and digital recording. This is very helpful for setting up your own recording studio in your home. I highly recommend.
. Jeff Strong is a veteran musician, recording engineer, and teacher, as well as founder of The Strong Institute, which creates products to assist in therapy through music. Jeff is also the bestselling author of Pro Tools All-in-One For Dummies and Drums For Dummies
From the Back CoverDiscover the techniques and gear that will turn your music into great-sounding recordingsYou love making music. If you're ready to start recording your tunes, this is the place to begin. Learn about the many types of digital recording systems and how to use them, essential engineering techniques, professional mixing and mastering tips, how to turn sounds into songs, and what it takes to assemble and release an album. Sound good?Building your studio — consider the type of recording you want to do and what your physical space will requireGear up — compare computer-based recording systems, studio-in-a-box, tablet systems, and portable recordersMeet mic — explore different types of microphones and which work best for various instrumentsMIDI
Experienced musician, recording engineer, teacher, and author Jeff Strong provides easy-to-understand explanations of figure out mic placement, adjusting compression, and recording a variety of instruments.With this guide, you'll learn how to compare studio-in-a-box, computer-based, and stand-alone recording systems and choose what you need. You'll gain the skills to manage your sound, take full advantage of MIDI, do overdubs and replace missed notes, understand the mastering process, and prepare your music for duplication. Tune in to this fun and friendly guide and get great sounds!If you're ready to record your own musical masterpiece, then you need this fun and friendly guide. You'll also get up to speed on tools that let you record on the go or lay down tracks on a tablet computer.Reviews the equipment you need to get started and have "plug and record" capabilityBlen