Re: [linux-audio-user] Book Recommendation

HI David
Just ordered it from Amazon!

For a real esoteric view on Mixing and mastering try
'mixing with your mind'
but I warn you its quite esoteric, will suit the few of us who meditate
when mixing/mastering.

Cheers
Bob

davidrclark@email-addr-hidden wrote:

>Greetings all,
>
>As many of you know, Bob Katz's book on mastering has been recommended over
>and over. It really is worthwhile. I thank Mark Knecht especially for
>getting me to buy it. Anyone working in digital audio, even those who
>think they know it all, can benefit from this book.
>
>A new book was recently published, and I just obtained a copy of it:
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>The Art of Digital Music by David Battino and Kelli Richards.
>
>Now I've just started reading parts of it, but I've already seen some really
>good advice. This consists of interviews of 56 people in the industry plus
>some conferences. There is a DVD consisting of not just a little marketing,
>but it's OK. The book also has noticeable hype BUT:
>
>The interviews are something like what you may have seen in Electronic
>Musician, but it's nice to see a lot more all in one place. I find myself
>nodding my head in agreement over and over again...
>
>I don't recommend this to anyone just getting started. You need
>some experience to understand WHY they say the things they do. Without
>it, you won't find this book very helpful. One of the things I like about
>this new book is that it provided validation of some of my own conclusions
>about working with digital audio. It's also good to see differences of
>opinion.
>
>Regards to all,
>Dave.
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Received on Tue Aug 9 16:15:05 2005