Recording Tips for Engineers by Tim Crich
Offers practical advice using real life studio situations. This book includes: tips on proper microphone choice, setup and placement; full sections on equalization and compression methods; guidance on recording drums, guitars and vocals; advice on creating professional mixes; and, best ways to take control of your recording environment.
This book provides a readable and witty introduction to the real world of music recordingHighly recommended. - Music Tech
Crich has plenty of clear, useful suggestions for recording and mixing. - Electronic Musician
What an accomplishment... Hands down Tim Crich writes the best manuals in the business.
Simon Andrews, Owner, Right Track Studios
Crammed with everything you need, and I mean everything. Simple explanations with brilliant illustrations, every conceivable studio tip and trick, a few 'rock star' anecdotes and, as usual, Tim's humor is great.
Bob Schwall, Battery Studios
Loaded with recording gems, all at a glance. No other book has so much useful information right at your fingertips. A major companion to Tim's Assistant Engineers Handbook.
Mark Hermann, Recording Engineer
This book gives many time saving shortcuts and quick creative solutions that most engineers take years to acquire through practice. I would highly recommend the book - I haven't seen anything quite like it and I think it's what a lot of people really want!
Chris Puram, Recording Engineer
I've learned a lot from Tim's book, and it's fun to read.
Bruce Bartlett, Recording Engineer
This book deserves to be read by all recording engineers and kept in the studio as a handbook to reach for on a daily basis.
Mike Collins, Recording Engineer
What makes this book so useful is the format. Each chapter is divided into small sections that provide the gist of each recording tip. The result is that normally complex ideas are distilled into easy to understand principles (helped even more by some superbly clear illustrations)...The most profound chapter is the first one...The tips here are essential for anyone planning a career longer than six months in the industry, and are eminently practical and down to earth. This book is worth it's purchase price for this one chapter alone!...Industry gold in a handy package. - Music Mart magazine
Crich has plenty of clear, useful suggestions for recording and mixing. - Electronic Musician
What an accomplishment... Hands down Tim Crich writes the best manuals in the business.
Simon Andrews, Owner, Right Track Studios
Crammed with everything you need, and I mean everything. Simple explanations with brilliant illustrations, every conceivable studio tip and trick, a few 'rock star' anecdotes and, as usual, Tim's humor is great.
Bob Schwall, Battery Studios
Loaded with recording gems, all at a glance. No other book has so much useful information right at your fingertips. A major companion to Tim's Assistant Engineers Handbook.
Mark Hermann, Recording Engineer
This book gives many time saving shortcuts and quick creative solutions that most engineers take years to acquire through practice. I would highly recommend the book - I haven't seen anything quite like it and I think it's what a lot of people really want!
Chris Puram, Recording Engineer
I've learned a lot from Tim's book, and it's fun to read.
Bruce Bartlett, Recording Engineer
This book deserves to be read by all recording engineers and kept in the studio as a handbook to reach for on a daily basis.
Mike Collins, Recording Engineer
What makes this book so useful is the format. Each chapter is divided into small sections that provide the gist of each recording tip. The result is that normally complex ideas are distilled into easy to understand principles (helped even more by some superbly clear illustrations)...The most profound chapter is the first one...The tips here are essential for anyone planning a career longer than six months in the industry, and are eminently practical and down to earth. This book is worth it's purchase price for this one chapter alone!...Industry gold in a handy package. - Music Mart magazine
Tim Crich has over 20 years of experience in the recording studio, and worked on records by The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, John Lennon, KISS, Billy Joel, U2, David Bowie, Bon Jovi, Ozzy, Cher, Bryan Adams, Tuff Beans and many more. He has engineered for some of the biggest producers in the world. He is also author of the bestselling 'Assistant Engineers Handbook' (Black Ink Publishing).
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| ISBN 13 | 9780240519746 |
| ISBN 10 | 0240519744 |
| Title | Recording Tips for Engineers |
| Author | Tim Crich |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Taylor & Francis Ltd |
| Year published | 2005-04-02 |
| Number of pages | 256 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |