Hal Leonard Recording Method Revised

The first four books of the Hal Leonard Recording Method cover microphones, mixers, recording vocals and instrument; working with samples and loops, and modern sequencers, along with how digital recording software and plug-ins work in the studio. Hal Leonard says that this edition takes a giant step forward, examining modern concerns of engineers and producers, addressing some of the most important new considerations, such as social media, aggregators, making money in the current business climate, earning royalties from streaming and Internet radio stations, professional organizations and songwriter affiliations, and more.

New in this edition:

• Extensive use of QR Codes, which link directly to associated websites and resources via your smart device's QR Code readers. This expands the content of the book far beyond the printed page.
• New and updated media examples included wherever appropriate
• Loads of new material about changes in the audio industry and what it takes to engineer and produce today.
• What engineers and producers need to know about new delivery systems, social networking, marketing, independent releases, the current state of the major label world, and more.
• Multiple appendices that provide substantial industry resources, musicians' associations, and other tools for the modern engineer and producer

A Hal Leonard spokesperson told Sonic State, "See what it takes to be a great producer, and learn how to inspire awesome performances; pick up some tricks for selecting the best tracks to keep in your session, and discover what it takes to develop a production plan. The accompanying DVD-ROM provides several detailed screen shots, illustrations, and video and audio examples. If you study this method and practice the included techniques, you'll be well on your way to rounding out your recording education and producing great sounding recordings."

About the author:

Bill Gibson has spent the last thirty-plus years writing, performing, recording, producing, and teaching music. He has written more than thirty books and produced several videos covering important audio concepts. His style is acclaimed for straightforward and understandable explanations of audio concepts and applications. Gibson, an instructor at the Art Institute of Seattle, is also known for his work helping Quincy Jones author the book Q on Producing. He has developed curriculum and currently teaches online sound courses for Berklee College of Music in Boston. The courses have been very helpful to an amazingly diverse international student body. Gibson serves as a trustee for the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and also on the National Advisory Board for the Recording Academy's Producers and Engineers Wing. He lives in Seattle,Washington.

Pricing and Availability:
$ 39.99

More information:

• Hal Leonard Books

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