Home Recording Handbook

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  • ISBN 9780879309589
  • Format: Mixed media product
  • Weight: 1175g
  • Dimensions: 233 x 282mm
  • Publication Date: 01 Feb 2012
  • Publisher: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
  • Language: English
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Gone are the days when home recording was limited to four tracks of tape hiss on a cassette porta-studio. Now, limitless digital multitrack recording and a vast array of outboard effects and processors are available to anyone with a computer. Add a few other essentials such as a microphone, some headphones & monitors, and you've got a home studio capable of making professional recordings worthy of airplay and release. What you might not have is the know-how to harness all that vast potential ... which is where the Home Recording Handbook comes in.

In this latest entry in Backbeat's best-selling handbook series, author Dave Hunter shows you how to make pro-sounding recordings without pro budgets. Packed with tips and techniques born out of years of recording experience, supported by specially recorded audio tracks on the accompanying CD, this is an essential volume for the working musician.

Dave Hunter (Portsmouth, NH) is a leading guitar writer and a musician. His books include Totally Guitar, Guitar Effects Pedals, Guitar Amp Handbook, Star Guitars, and Guitar Rigs. He contributes regularly to Guitar Player and Vintage Guitar magazines.

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