Explains the basic and advanced signal processing techniques used in professional music production, describing real world techniques used by experienced engineers, and referencing popular music examples released internationally.
Explains the basic and advanced signal processing techniques used in professional music production, describing real world techniques used by experienced engineers, and referencing popular music examples released internationally.
Alex Case is an Assistant Professor of Sound Recording Technology at the University of Massachusetts. An active member of the Audio Engineering Society, and a Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America, Case is an engineer, educator, and author who speaks frequently on audio and acoustics across the United States and internationally. With degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Music, and Acoustics, Professor Case lives and works at the intersection of art and science.
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SECTION 1: Ch1 The Audio Waveform, Ch2 Signal Flow, Ch3 Perception. SECTION 2: Ch4 Distortion, Ch5 Equalization, Ch6 Compression and Limiting, Ch7 Expansion and Gating, Ch8 Volume. SECTION 3: Ch9 Delay, Ch10 Pitch Shift, Ch11 Reverb. SECTION 4 Ch12 A Basic Mix, Ch13 The Snare Drum, Ch14 The Piano, Ch15 The Automated Mix.
