Books for Recording, Midi, Productions and Building a studio

[Hard Work]

What books would your recomend

Cost doesn't matter, and how many books you recomend doesn't matter either

 

[Massive Master]

On much of the contstruction and design side, I'd look for titles by F. Alton Everest. Excellent stuff that you don't need to have a PhD to understand.

 

[Hard Work]

I need to know how to build one, how much space should I use and how to build a mic booth

 

[dmc777]

I'm taking a few classes at my school at right now we're studying "Modern Recording Techniques" for a huge introduction into it all, "Sound Reinforcement Handbook" for my live sound class, and some Berkley Pro Tools book for my Pro Tools class. I bought them all at Sweetwater. None of them go far into the construction and all of a studio as to building one but do give insight as to what you need. hope that helps

 

[Massive Master]

I need to know how to build one, how much space should I use and how to build a mic booth

Yeah, that's what I thought. Then I said:

On much of the contstruction and design side, I'd look for titles by F. Alton Everest. Excellent stuff that you don't need to have a PhD to understand.

 

[BadAE]

This link may be of intrest to you.

Happy reading

 

[fraserhutch]

Yeah, that's what I thought. Then I said:

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[laststartoshine]

i'd second modern recording techniques 6.0....it covers a TON of stuff.