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An
interactive catalog of over 90 hand-selected how-to and reference books
related to audio production. This free catalog sorts these books into nine
different categories and has separate listings for both standard print
editions and downloadable digital Kindle editions, making it easy to find
what you're looking for. Once you have found what you want, just click
your mouse to buy your own copy directly from Amazon.com.
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Learn the
basics of "the P words" - phase and polarity - in this
free online tutorial, which explains what they mean, how they differ,
how they affect our audio recordings, and what we can do about them.
Loaded with illustrations while avoiding difficult math, this on-line
notebook is one of the most comprehensive and easy-to-understand
explorations of the subject available.
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Having
trouble distinguishing your dBVU from your dBFS? Do you set your recording
levels by the meters but the levels just don't come out the way you think
they should? One of the "secrets" of the pros for making
quality recordings is knowing how to read and set signal levels throughout
the recording chain to get the most out of both the signal and the gear.
This free on-line applet explains the fundamentals of this subject in an
interactive, step-by-step way.
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Containing
the best charts of their kind available anywhere, this free
user-interactive applet is built around two main charts; one showing the
overall frequency ranges of the various musical instruments and another
showing the average sensitivity of the human ear to frequency across the
frequency spectrum. Chock full of displayed and mouse-over information
detailing many important characteristics of the specific instruments and
the various frequency ranges.
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This first
in a new series of electronic "notebooks" is a detailed
and comprehensive guide to the fundamentals of audio compression for music
production. Written for the newly budding engineer, but far more in-depth
than most other "beginner tutorials", this free tutorial covers
everything from compression theory to types of compressors, how to
use the various compression controls, when to use and not use compression,
and specific real world compression techniques.
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