Focusing on digital interfaces, this manual provides comprehensive guidance on the interconnectivity of hardware devices, enabling them to communicate and handle various audio and video formats. It serves as an essential resource for individuals seeking to understand and navigate digital audio and video systems effectively.
This popular and best-selling text introduces the principles of sound, perception, audio technology and systems. It offers vital reading for trainee engineers entering music recording, broadcasting and associated industries.The fourth edition is packed with new material, · a new chapter on surround sound· greater detail on spatial perception· new sections on DVD-A and SACD· information about Direct Stream Digital (DSD), the MiniDisc, computer-based editing systems and their operation· an expanded chapter on loudspeakers, now covering distributed-mode loudspeakers (DML) and a section on directivity and its control· a closer look at assignable digital mixing consoles· a glossary of termsTechnical information is presented in approachable language and is supplemented by regular 'Fact Files' illustrating key principles. As well as being an ideal teaching text, professionals already established in audio engineering will find this a useful 'back-to-basics' reference.
The book, first published in 2001, is part of the Routledge imprint, known for its academic and scholarly publications. It offers insights into a specific subject matter, contributing to the field with research and analysis. The publisher, Taylor & Francis, is recognized for its commitment to high-quality content, making this work a valuable resource for students, scholars, and professionals interested in the topic.
This comprehensive guide explores the fundamental principles of digital audio and MIDI, incorporating the most recent advancements in the field. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the technical aspects and applications of digital sound technology, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users looking to deepen their knowledge.
Offering a comprehensive foundation in audio theory and industry practices, this guide is essential for audio students and trainee engineers. It covers key concepts in sound and recording, ensuring readers gain both theoretical knowledge and practical insights crucial for success in the field.