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By
Dennis Baxter, Sound Designer, 2004 Athens Olympic Games, Athens Greece
Description
Television audio engineering is like any other business?you learn on the job--but more and more the industry is relying on a freelance
economy. The mentor is becoming a thing of the past. A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO TELEVISION SOUND ENGINEERING is a cross training reference
guide to industry technicians and engineers of all levels. Packed with photographs, case studies, and experience from an Emmy-winning
author, this book is a must-have industry tool.
Audience
The audience is the entry to mid-level audio engineer at a television station or affiliate; junior television audio assistant who is currently
working professionally in the freelance audio/television market and wants to move into a senior level sound mixing position.
Contents
Intro to TV sound; Role of the Audio Assistant; Senior Audio Mixer; Television equipment and signal flow; The interface from the outside
of the truck to the inside; Mixing consoles; Patching and Routing; Microphone selection and placement; The art of mixing; IFB/Communication
systems; Basic transmission principles and calibration of sound for satellite; Dolby Pro Logic II and Dolby E operations for the Television
Engineer; International Broadcast Basics; Television systems design
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Paperback, 264 pages, publication date: MAR-2007
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-80723-2
ISBN-10: 0-240-80723-5
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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