I know others here can recomend some books they really swear by, so I
won't pretend to speak for all.
After flipping through all the books on recording in our county
library system, the best resource I found was "Handbook for Sound
Engineers: Third Edition" by Glen Ballou. I don't own my own copy yet,
but I often wish did when group discussions get above my head. It lays
down the fundamentals of sound, microphones, and recording pretty well.
John Hartog
Portland, Oregon
In "Mark Black" <> wrote:
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> 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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