Sound engineering and phonogram recording. Professional guidance

This book is devoted to the topic of conservation and reproducing the surround sound picture, designed to cause a certain emotional response from the listeners. Its pages include such actual problems of modern phonograms as the acoustics of premises and musical instruments, psychoacoust, theory and practice of creating a surround sound pattern by means of a two-channel stereo, features of the use of multichannel systems of type Dolby Stereo, the specificity of the use of analog and digital sound recording technologies and many other no less interesting questions.
The material set forth in 40 chapters can be used as a training manual for sound engineers and sound engineers of all levels of qualification - from a rampant amateur to an experienced professional. Employees of the console and microphone will find a comprehensive presentation of the theory and practice of crafts, many professional secrets and valuable recommendations. Of particular interest, this edition will call users of computers who have mastered the music Hard and Soft, but few familiar with sound as such.
Despite the fact that the book is written with the calculation of the target audience, it will certainly be interested in a wide range of readers. The author hopes that many phenomena described on its pages will be a real discovery for music lovers who will have the opportunity to significantly expand their horizons, understand the intricacies of sound phonograms, professionally evaluate the qualitative characteristics of their equipment and learn how to get the maximum pleasure from listening to modern and classical music.
This edition will be useful and composers, musicians, arrangers, sound producers, as well as specialists related to the production, sale and operation of sound, film and video equipment