Mixing and Mastering in the Box : The Guide to Making Great Mixes and Final Masters on Your Computer.
Steve. Savage
Bok Engelsk 2014 · Electronic books.
| Utgitt | Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2014
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| Omfang | 1 online resource (316 pages)
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| Opplysninger | Cover -- Contents -- About the Companion Website -- Introduction -- Part I: Mixing and Mastering -- 1 The Starting Point: Fundamentals of Mixing and Mastering -- 1.1 Preparing to Mix and Master -- 1.2 Where to Mix and Master -- 1.3 The Tools of Mixing and Mastering -- 1.4 Introduction to the Quick Guide -- 2 Quick Guide to Great Mixes and Masters: Five Best Practices -- 2.1 Have a Concept -- 2.2 Monitor Level -- 2.3 Monitoring Options -- 2.4 Revise, Revise, Revise -- 2.5 Live with Your Mix or Master -- 3 Quick Guide to Great Mixes and Masters: Four Common Mistakes -- 3.1 Poor Control of the Low End -- 3.2 Overly Bright Mixes and Masters -- 3.3 Overly Compressed Mixes and Masters -- 3.4 Trusting Inadequate Monitoring -- Part II: Mixing -- 4 Building a Mix: The Concepts and Tools in Detail -- 4.1 Starting Concepts and Setting Level -- 4.2 Panning -- 4.3 Processing: EQ -- 4.4 Processing: Dynamics -- 4.5 Processing: Effects -- 4.6 Processing: What Else Is in the Box? -- 4.7 The Stereo Buss -- 5 Automation and Recall: Fine-Tuning -- 5.1 Online versus Off-line Automation -- 5.2 Details of Online Automation -- 5.3 Details of Off-line Automation -- 5.4 Time Line of Automation -- 5.5 From Simple to Complex Mixes -- 5.6 Fades -- 5.7 Advanced Automation Techniques -- 5.8 Recall -- 6 Mixing Piece by Piece: How to Approach Individual Elements -- 6.1 Drums and Percussion -- 6.2 Bass -- 6.3 Guitar -- 6.4 Keyboards -- 6.5 Vocals -- 6.6 Horns -- 6.7 Strings -- 7 Mix Collaboration: The Mix Team -- 7.1 How to Communicate About Mixes -- 7.2 Levels of Mixer Intervention -- 7.3 Managing Remote Mixing Projects -- 8 Delivering Mixes: Formats, Mix Types, and Multiple Mixes -- 8.1 Digital Formats for Mix Delivery -- 8.2 Full Mixes, TV Mixes, and Clips -- 8.3 Multiple Versions of a Single Mix -- PART III: Mastering -- 9 Setting Up to Master: Tools and Files -- 9.1 Tools.. - 9.2 Creating a Template -- 9.3 Building the Time Line -- 10 How to Listen for Mastering: From Your Ear to Action -- 10.1 Level -- 10.2 Frequency/EQ -- 10.3 Dynamics and Effects -- 10.4 Consistency -- 11 Creating a Master: The Concepts and Tools in Detail -- 11.1 Creating a Reference Track -- 11.2 Processing: EQ -- 11.3 Processing: Level -- 11.4 Processing: Dynamics and Effects -- 11.5 "Mastered for iTunes," Spotify, Pandora, etc. -- 11.6 What Else Is in the Box? -- 12 The Final Master: Creating and Delivering -- 12.1 Creating a Master -- 12.2 Formats and Delivery Options -- 13 Mastering Collaboration: The Mastering Team -- 13.1 How to Talk About Mastering -- 13.2 Levels of Mastering Intervention -- 13.3 Managing Remote Mastering Projects -- Appendix A: Notes on Surround Mixing and Mastering -- Appendix B: Why Mixing and Mastering Can No Longer Be Separated -- Audio Sources -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.. - Mixing and Mastering in the Box is the ultimate reference manual for the home recordist and the perfect basic to intermediate text for any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) training class in mixing or mastering. The book also provides ideal training for musicians who either do their own mixing and mastering or wish to be better informed when collaborating on mixes and masters.
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| ISBN | 9780199929320
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