Broadcasting & Media Industries - General & Miscellaneous, Acoustics & Sound Technology, Television Technology, Music Technology - Recording & Reproduction, Television - Production & Professional
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Overview
This book is for everyone who maintains a creative interest in sound, whether as sound recordist, balancer, audio engineer or as a director, writer performer or student. For many years this book has been an authoritative text for students and practitioners in the field of sound recording.
Designed to allow you to dip in at whichever point you need to refer to and understand the content without being lost in technical jargon.
Audience: New and existing audio engineers who work in broadcasting, radio, video, television and film production and music recording, at an intermediate to professional level. HE students on audio/broadcast courses and possibly the more advanced student at FE level.
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A textbook for the sound recordist, balancer, audio engineer, director, writer, performer, and student. Covers recent developments in videotape editing as well as what's new in the audio field, the increasing use of digital systems, and commercial studio techniques. Previous editions were published under the title The Technique of the Sound Studio. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
December 19, 1994
Publisher
Focal Press
Pages
400
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780240513959