| | Shaping Your Sound With Signal Processors - DVD Video | |
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Item number 2630572AW, $43.95
"Shaping Your Sound With Signal Processing" contains dozens of examples, animations, and visuals that show you detailed examples of expert recording skills. In this series you will learn to understand compressors and gates and how to use them to shape the dynamics of any instrument by emphasizing or diminishing the attack, sustain, or release of each note. Learn how to create custom flanging, delay, phasing, echo, and chorusing effects and when to use them in your recordings, learn to use your EQ to open up the sound of your recordings and to make room for each instrumental texture while discovering various types of EQ curves and devices, learn to set up each of these devices with particular instruments and when to use them, learn to precisely how the sound behaves with each of these effects, and the techniques that professional engineers use to shape the space where the sound happens.
The five videocassettes in the original Shaping Your Sound series have been condensed intotwo feature-packed discs, with a special new introduction to author Tom Lubin. All the information is accessible in detailed menus that will guide you through your learning process and put any section of the series instantly at your fingertips. To complete your understanding of the professional recording process, the DVD "Shaping Your Sound With Microphones, Mixers, and Multitrack" is also recommended.
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