Publisher's Synopsis
The first four books of the Hal Leonard Recording Method cover microphones mixers recording vocals and instruments; and working with samples loops and modern sequencers; along with how digital recording software and plug-ins work in the studio. Now in this updated second edition of ÊEngineering and ProducingÊ you will learn to take all of that knowledge and put it to work as a professional-level engineer and producer ä special considerations are given for the modern digital recording and production workflow.ÞLearn what it takes to engineer and produce a session like a pro combing the teachings from the previous books to record excellent tracks that are ready for mixing mastering duplication and online distribution.ÞMore than just teaching you to be a great engineer this detailed guide also reveals what makes a great producer how to inspire awesome performances from the musicians you record tricks for selecting the best tracks and takes to keep in your session and what it takes to be both producer and engineer on the same session.ÞIncluded with this book on the accompanying DVD-ROM are several detailed screen shots illustrations and video and audio examples. If you study this method and practice the included techniques you'll be well on your way to rounding out your recording education and producing great-sounding recordings.ÞNew in this edition:ÞÛExtensive use of QR Codes which link directly to associated websites and resources via your smart devices' QR Code readers. This expands the content of the book far beyond the printed page.ÞÛNew and updated media examples included wherever appropriate.ÞÛLoads of new material about changes in the audio industry and what it takes to engineer and produce today.ÞÛWhat engineers and producer need to know about new delivery systems social networking marketing independent releases the current state of the major label world and more.ÞÛMultiple appendices that provide substantial industry resources musicians' associations and other tools for the modern engineer and producer.ÞÛMore tightly packed layout and a 28 percent increase in page count.
