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The author Michael Williams began his audio career as a BBC technician in the early 1960s, but he is better known today for his teaching and the many papers he has presented to the AES on the science of stereo and multi-channel mic arrays.

Comprehensive Guide To Understanding, Playing and Recording the Ultimate Electronic Music Instrument.

With over 400 pages and 12 chapters, author Mike Senior covers both the technical concepts and practical techniques necessary for capturing musical performances of all kinds.

Does Alan Parsons’ latest book add anything useful to his video tutorial series?

This book provides a great introduction to audio electronics

Douglas Self’s excellent technical reference book for solid-state audio-gear designers has been updated.

This extensive and in-depth eBook explains so much more than how to process your kicks and bass sounds!

This book offers refreshingly concise advice on how to make great rock & pop recordings on a budget.

Much of the enjoyment and realism (or hyper-realism) of films, TV shows, radio programmes and computer games relies upon the skilful use of Foley.

I spent seven years as a freelance game composer back in the '80s and '90s, when we tended to be part musician, part computer...

When a technical book is republished in a second or third edition, you know it's become recognised as a reference work, but...

Does this in-depth guide tell you everything you need to know?

With over 370 pages, author Mike Major's book is crammed with advice, practical tips and useful pictures and diagrams.

In his latest eBook, Samplecraze's Eddie Bazil explores the concept of 'Beat Construction' — which he is at pains to point out means drum beats, rather than full productions.

Rob Papen is a well-known Dutch sound designer and creator of a variety of software virtual synthesizers, including Predator,...

We're told repeatedly that the future of music is in downloads, and a primary source of downloaded music is Apple's iTunes

Logic Pro For Recording Engineers & Producers is written for the benefit of those who may not yet be familiar with Logic Pro, but who already know through experience of other products what a modern DAW can be expected to do.

The interview-style text is divided into 30 chapters, each comprising a mini interview-format documentary on the making of a classic album. Edited by Kylee Swenson Gordon, a well-known US music journalist.

It's a sad but true fact that most 'sound engineers' actually struggle with some of the technical and mathematical aspects...

The Audio Expert is a bold title, with an even bolder claim in its subtitle, but its 23 chapters and roughly 650 pages do constitute a fairly comprehensive...

This book covers all the basic theory and measurement techniques without ever allowing the maths to get scary, then moves on to a number of case studies of actual studio construction projects...