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Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies

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Item number 1630261JE, 357 pages, $24.95
Creating a recording studio in your home has never been more affordable. This handy reference book will help you with everything for selecting equipment to editing what you record. Also included are tips for burning CDs and creating MP3s. The author of this book, Jeff Strong, is a professional drummer, sound engineer, and recording studio owner, so you know he speaks from experience.

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