| Subject: | books or other resources? |
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| From: | "Mark Black" xodoreteh |
| Date: | Thu Oct 2, 2008 12:24 pm ((PDT)) |
Greetings! I'm new to the group and new to recording. I've been interested in recording since my teens and I'm finally starting to get into it. Bought an Olympus LS-10 last week (found a place selling them for $270) and next I'll be shopping for a mic rig. My question to the group is regarding books and other resources on the subject of recording... what's out there and what would you guys recommend? I'm a pretty smart monkey so anything from "Dummies" books up to more technical references (barring any complicated maths) would be great. I see stuff on Amazon, but I'm interested in others opinions. Mark Austin, TX |
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