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| The Art Of Mixing: Visual Guide To Recording, Engineering And Production (DVD) - David Gibson |
| David Gibson's hugely popular The Art of Mixing, the book that has taught a generation of mixing engineers, comes to life with over 3-1/2 hours of vivid, animated instruction on one feature-packed DVD! With Gibson's exclusive three-dimensional framework, you'll learn the right way to create every style of mix for any style of music. Topics covered include: descriptions and visuals of the functions of each piece of studio equipment involved in mixing • specific concepts behind making a mix that is appropriate for the music and the song • correlations between audio parameters and the visual parameters of the “virtual mixer” • and much more! |
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| Live Sound Mixing Book - Fourth Edition - Duncan Fry |
LIVE SOUND MIXING is the first book to show you just how to pull a great sound out of a PA system. I survived many years on the Live Sound trail, and I've put together an easy-to-read ‘hands on’ manual that no beginning Live Sound engineer should be without.
Now in its THIRD edition, and updated to include even more topics, LIVE SOUND MIXING is jam packed with useful information, diagrams, helpful hints and explanations — from the basic principles of how a PA system works through to trouble shooting when it doesn't!
Relax...this is NOT a technical book - it's an easy-to-read 'hands on' manual
This is not a technical book. Technical books can often be so intimidating that you are reluctant to risk twiddling a knob in case it’s the wrong one. Well, this book is not one of those. If you have an ear for music, then this book will show you how to link those ears to your fingers, and pull a good live sound out of any PA system.
Forget about endless pages of boring acoustic theory; who wants to get bogged down reading that? Not me! Instead this book tells you exactly what each knob does, why, and when to turn it. There are examples of just about every type of equipment you're likely to come across, as well as sections on:
Equalizers and equalizing
This section goes into detail about Graphic and Parametric equalizers and how to get them to work best for you. There is also an in depth section on setting up the room EQ with suggested techniques - some basic, some esoteric, but all useful.
Mixing console layout and gain structure
Different console layouts, what each knob does, and why it does it, what to watch out for; these are just some of the areas covered. Also included are suggested layouts for channels, groups, and monitor consoles, and gain starting points.
How to run the soundcheck
How to keep on top of things during the soundcheck, and to stop the band using it as a full on rehearsal!
How to get the monitors happening
How to get the maximum from your stage monitors, where to start and things to watch out for. It covers how and what to EQ, what to leave in, what to leave out.
Effects units, from tape echo through to digital reverbs
From tape echo units and spring reverbs through to digital technology, it's all in here. Although I've tried not to be too product specific, various industry standard units are covered, and each has a 'How to get it to Work' section.
How speaker processors work
Nearly all speaker systems these days have some sort of controller or processor to keep things under control while still sounding good. This section tells you how they work and how they affect your job.
Putting the mix together
Once it's all been put together and checked, we go deeply into how it should sound, what should be loudest, what to listen for, where things can go wrong, plus how to cope with solo artists, the band's girl and boyfriends, the audience and more.
What to do when there’s no time for a soundcheck!
Everyone's worst nightmare. The truck broke down, you got lost, whatever! But the show must go on if you want to get paid. The book walks you through a complete setup and non-soundcheck that should have something recognizable coming out of the speakers at the end of it!
...and lots more.
Crossovers, compressors, gates, delay stacks, Balanced cables, even a section on basic soldering 101! This book has got the lot, and it's great fun to read as well
If you want to get into mixing Live Sound, and don’t know where to start, or if you’re already doing some mixing but feel you could use a little help, then LIVE SOUND MIXING is the book for you. |
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| Live Sound Reinforcement - Bestseller Edition - Scott Hunter Stark |
| Whether readers run sound for a high energy rock band, mix acoustic performers in a small nightclub, or simply want to understand how to set up the PA in their house, Live Sound Reinforcement, Bestseller Edition is perfect for anyone serious about operating professional sound reinforcement equipment. In a combined package, this book and DVD guide readers through the ins and outs of sound system components, setups, mixing and troubleshooting, as well as principles and concepts fundamental to live sound reinforcement. The instructional DVD provides hands-on demonstrations, tips and techniques used in real live sound situations from indoor venues to outdoor stages. Readers will learn about sound reinforcement as experts share their experiences, along with tips and tricks that will help take them from beginners to pros in no time. With nearly 3 hours of unprecedented production quality and detailed graphics combined with over 300 pages of expert instruction, this edition is the finest offering on the subject. “Live Sound Reinforcement, Best Seller Edition” is packed with the easy-to-understand, practical information that is necessary to successfully and effectively operate a PA system with professional skills and expertise! |
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