April 2012
Here are some sound technology resources which have been added to stock. Please feel free to add a comment or review and if you have any further suggestions for new stock please do let the LRC know.
Practical art of motion picture sound, by David Lewis Yewall – this comprehensively examines the subject of sound for motion picture and television production with emphasis on real-world problems and solutions, including how to achieve great sound despite a small budget, lack of equipment and less-than-perfect recording conditions. Firmly grounded in the processes involved in practical techniques, this book provides real-life examples and relevant technical data as well as an appreciation of the various processes involved in creating an artful audio experience.
The remix manual, by Simon Langford – can you turn a soulful ballad into a hit dance track, or make any Billboard hit your own? With this all-in-one guide to remixing, you can! Whether just beginning to mix tracks or already a professional DJ or producer, this step-by-step guide takes you through the entire process of making your own professional-quality remixes.
Valve amplifiers, by Morgan Jones – the definitive guide to valve amplifiers for home and professional audio applications is now in its fourth edition. This book enables readers to understand, create, reconfigure and personalize high-end, audiophile quality amplifiers. Following a step-by-step approach to design, with little maths and lots of know-how, it starts with a brief review of electronic fundamentals relevant to valve amplifiers, simple stages, compound stages, linking stages together, and finally, complete designs.
Eargle’s Microphone book: from mono to stereo to surround: a guide to microphone design and application, by Ray A. Rayburn – the only guide you will ever need for the latest in microphone technology, application and technique. This new edition features new material on digital models, the latest developments in surround sound technology, and developments in recording techniques.
Pro Tools 9: music production, recording, editing, and mixing, by Mike Collins – prepare yourself to be a great producer when using Pro Tools in your studio! This is the definitive guide to the software for new and professional users, providing you with all the vital techniques you need to know. Extensively illustrated in colour and packed with time-saving hints and tips, making this a great reference to keep on hand.
Recording studio design, by Philip Newell – using straight-forward language and practical examples, this book covers the key principles of successful studio construction. This new edition expands and develops the topics from previous editions, updating it for the digital age and gives you the skills needed to avoid disaster and create an efficient and effective acoustical environment to record and produce the finest audio.
