In AUDIO IN MEDIA, 10E, International Edition Stanley Alten -- internationally recognized as a scholar and expert in the area of audio production -- continues to provide students with an introduction to the basic techniques and principles necessary for audio production in today's media. The clear, current illustrations and photos and student-friendly writing in Alten's market-leading text have helped professors effectively teach this technically based course to thousands of introductory audio-production students. Comprehensive, technically accurate, and up-to-date, the text covers informational, perceptual, and aesthetic aspects of sound as they apply to each stage of the production process, from planning to postproduction.
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Part I: PRINCIPLES. 1. Sound in Production. 2. Sound and Hearing. 3. Acoustics and Psychoacoustics. Part II: TECHNOLOGY. 4. Loudspeakers and Monitoring. 5. Microphones. 6. Mixers, Consoles, and Control Surfaces. 7. Recording. 8. Synchronization and Transfers. 9. Signal Processors. 10. Audio and the Internet. Part III: PRODUCTION. 11. Sound and the Speaking Voice, Voice-Overs, and Narration. 12. Dialogue. 13. Studio Production: Radio and Television. 14. Field Production: News and Sports. 15. Sound Design. 16. Sound Effects. 17. Music Underscoring. 18. Production for Mobile Media. 19. Game Sound. 20. Music Recording. Part IV: POSTPRODUCTION. 21. Editing. 22. Mixing: An Overview. 23. Premixing and Rerecording for Television and Film. 24. Music Mixdown. 25. Mixing for Mobile Media. Appendix. Glossary. Bibliography. Index.
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978-1-133-95762-1 (9781133957621)
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Stanley R. Alten teaches audio production, TV/film aesthetics, writing, and criticism. Before joining the Syracuse University faculty, he worked in radio and television as a producer, writer, sound designer, performer, and station manager in numerous markets, including Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. He also has many film and record production credits and continues to be professionally active through his own production company. Alten is an internationally recognized authority in sound production. He is the author of AUDIO IN MEDIA, the leading audio-production text in North America for more than two decades. The book has been translated into Spanish, Korean, German, and Chinese. Recently, Alten authored a brief version of it titled AUDIO BASICS, also published with Cengage Learning. Other writing credits include AUDIO AND MEDIA: THE RECORDING STUDIO, which focuses on music recording. He also has written many articles for the ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RADIO, WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA (for which he served as audio editor), and the INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EDUCATION, 2nd Edition. He has been honored for teaching excellence by the Outstanding Educators of America, Alpha Epsilon Rho, and the National Science Foundation.
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Part I: PRINCIPLES.
1. Sound in Production.
2. Sound and Hearing.
3. Acoustics and Psychoacoustics.
Part II: TECHNOLOGY.
4. Loudspeakers and Monitoring.
5. Microphones.
6. Mixers, Consoles, and Control Surfaces.
7. Recording.
8. Synchronization and Transfers.
9. Signal Processors.
10. Audio and the Internet.
Part III: PRODUCTION.
11. Sound and the Speaking Voice, Voice-Overs, and Narration.
12. Dialogue.
13. Studio Production: Radio and Television.
14. Field Production: News and Sports.
15. Sound Design.
16. Sound Effects.
17. Music Underscoring.
18. Production for Mobile Media.
19. Game Sound.
20. Music Recording.
Part IV: POSTPRODUCTION.
21. Editing.
22. Mixing: An Overview.
23. Premixing and Rerecording for Television and Film.
24. Music Mixdown.
25. Mixing for Mobile Media.
Appendix.
Glossary.
Bibliography.
Index.