| PC Recording Studios For Dummies is an introduction into the world of
computer-based audio recording. This book takes the mystery (and frustration)
out of recording into a computer. You discover tips to help you make
the process of recording music easy and the final product sound as good as
possible.
PC Recording Studios For Dummies gets you going quickly so that you can
spend your valuable time recording music — not tweaking your computer
settings.
The best thing about this book is that you get all this information without
the brain-numbing technical jargon and posturing that you find in so many
computer-related books. After all, the computer should be a tool that you
use to create your art, not an obstacle to it.
As computers have gotten more powerful, they’ve become the standard
tools for recording, editing, and mixing audio. More and more professional
studios are using them because of their power — and more and more
amateurs are using them because they’re also relatively inexpensive and easy
to use.
For many people — especially any technophobic musicians out there (you
know who you are) — the thought of recording on a computer is daunting.
You have to deal with hardware issue (what kind of computer do I get?) and
software issue (how do I work this #@*% thing?). Add to this the sometimescomplicated
workings of the non-audio computer software and you get a
deer-in-the-headlights look from otherwise intelligent, articulate people. |
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