Digital audio workstation / Colby Leider.

By: Leider, Colby .

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BookPublisher: New York : McGraw-Hill, c2004Description: xv, 398 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + pbk.ISBN: 0071422862.Subject(s): Sound -- Recording and reproducing -- Digital techniques

| Music -- Editing -- Data processing | Sound studios

DDC classification: 621.38932

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A digital audio workstation (DAW) is a PC or Macintosh equipped with sound cards and software for editing and processing digital audio. A properly outfitted computer can now function like a sophisticated recording studio, using plug-ins and special software to create recording-studio quality sound on the desktop, and then allowing users to edit and process that sound to perfection. DAWs are not only revolutionizing the way music is recorded, but allow new forms of electronic music, created entirely in the computer, to be written and recorded on the desktop. The Digital Audio Workstation Studio, by renowned digital music expert Colby Lieder, will be the first book to teach the complete DAW process, from outfitting your computer with the necessary hardware and software, recording with the proper microphones, using DAW power to create perfectly modulated mixes, to finally mastering down into a completely professional finished product. With this book, a computer, and a little imagination, any musician can create utterly professional music CDs, DVDs, or streamed audio.

Includes index.

CIT Module MMED 6011 - Core reading

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

Chapter 1 Computers, Sound, and Digital Audio
Chapter 2 The Development of the Modern DAW
Chapter 3 Sound Files: Formats, Storage, and Transport
Chapter 4 Editing and Mixing
Chapter 5 Plug-Ins
Chapter 6 A Closer Look at the DAW Studio
Chapter 7 Surround Mixing and Monitoring
Chapter 8 Recording and the DAW
Chapter 9 Expanding the Palette
Chapter 10 Mastering and Distribution

Author notes provided by Syndetics

Colby N. Leider is a noted composer, inventor of audio control equipment, instrument builder, and one of the world's leading authorities on digital audio workstations. With degrees in electroacoustic music and music composition from Princeton and Dartmouth, he currently teaches at the University of Miami, Florida, as an Assistant Professor of Music Engineering. Leider also holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. A leading figure in digital music, he has presented compositions throughout the world, written numerous articles and papers, and presented research on a variety of digital audio topics at leading professional gatherings.