How to Build a Small Budget Recording Studio from Scratch 4/E

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Build a cutting-edge sound studio--at a price that's music to your ears

How to Build a Small Budget Recording Studio from Scratch, Fourth Edition gives you detailed plans (including 12 studio designs with 23 constructed, tested, and acoustically tuned rooms from renowned acoustician, F. Alton Everest), and other resources for making your own professional-grade recording studio.

Start from scratch with techniques, practical advice, and scientific know-how that guide you on how to construct everything from floor to ceiling and wall to wall. You'll get expert recommendations on materials and equipment, how to test and adjust the finished facility for frequency response and reverberation time; mathematical formulas and simple explanations of key scientific principles; and everything else a musician, sound engineer, producer, filmmaker, or hobbyist could possibly want.

Coverage includes:

• Plans for purpose-specific studios (residential, commercial, instructional)
• How each music instrument creates sound -- and how to best record acoustical instruments
• Testing, measurement, and how to read acoustic specifications
• Premanufactured acoustic remedies
• Noise control (from HVAC equipment and other sources)
• Comes with exclusive bonus online content, including mathematical equations for acoustics, reverberation, music tempo, and pitch; listings of manufacturers of acoustic materials and test equipment; directions for how to read blueprints; and much more!
• Go to: www.mhprofessional.com/Shea4

Author: Mike Shea
Publisher: McGraw Hill Tab
Published: 03/26/2012
Pages: 464
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.60lbs
Size: 9.00h x 7.30w x 1.40d
ISBN: 9780071782715

About the Author

Mike Shea has been involved in professional audio since the 1960s when he opened his own recording studio in Massachusetts. He relocated to New York in the 1970s and began a successful independent contracting career building rehearsal and recording studios. Shea taught graduate courses at the Institute of Audio Research, served as technical editor of International Musician and editor of Recording World magazines and has written extensively about all aspects of professional audio.

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