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Edited By
Russ Hepworth-Sawyer, Russ Hepworth-Sawyer is a sound engineer and producer with over 14 years of experience of all things audio and is a member of: the Music
Producer's Guild; Association of Professional Recording Services; Audio Engineering Society and is a Fellow of the Institute For Learning.
Through MOTTOsound, Russ works freelance in the industry mainly as a mastering engineer but also as a producer, writer and consultant.
Russ currently lecturers part time for the London College of Music and has taught extensively in Higher Education. He has also contributed
to Sound On Sound.
Description
From Demo to Delivery: The Process of Production discusses each stage of the typical music production process from start to finish. Beginning
with the creation and development of the composition and song production, the book then traces the process from the recording, mixing
and mastering stages through to marketing and distribution. This book is a must read for anyone who wants to learn the pro techniques
involved in creating music from start to finish. Packed with essential information, including signposts to other sources of information
at the end of each chapter, From Demo to Delivery provides a map for musicians, semi-pro and aspiring producers, engineers and music
professionals interested in learning how music makes it from the an idea to the page to the studio to a demo and into the hands of the
market and beyond.
Check out the book's website - http://demo2delivery.com/
Audience
Musicians wishing to grasp the production process and how it fits together. would be recording engineers, students in audio programs.
Amateur and aspiring music producers, semi-professionals and hobbyists, studio engineers, musicians wanting to record, would be recording
engineers, students in audio programs
Contents
Foreword Editors Preface Introduction: Demo To Delivery: The Process of Production Section A: Preparation Song Production: The marriage
between Composition and Audio Production Pre- Production Capturing, Shaping and Creating the Performance: The Engineers Role in the Process
ahead Section B: The Sessions The Recording Session The Mix Session What?s going on The Process of Mixing Mastering What is Mastering
Equalizing the album Dynamic Range 1) Macrodynamics 2) 11) Dynamic Manipulation 3) Putting the album together 4) Section C: To Market
Product Manufacture- How your record is made Publicity and Radio Promotion Music Distribution and Retail Section D: Doing it Yourself
The DIY Approach The Recording Process- A Guide Evaluation Sound Quality Hints and Tips
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Paperback, 336 pages, publication date: OCT-2008
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-81132-1
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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