Audio Production Worktext

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The Audio Production Worktext is a solid introductory text for beginning students in the field of audio and electronic media production. The book provides up to date information on standard production practices in a variety of settings, along with basic foundation knowledge of audio systems and equipment.

Matthew Hanson, Lecturer of Electronic Media and Film Studies, Eastern Michigan University

It is unusual to find a book that covers the diverse field of audio production. The Audio Production Worktext delivers easy to read, up-to-date content that covers a broad range of topics, ranging from radio production, to location sound recording for television and digital cinema to multiple media distribution systems and beyond. The book provides a solid theoretical base with practical instruction and is perfect for today's students who should understand the entire audio production process regardless of the medium.

Brenda K. Jaskulske, Department of Media Arts, University of North Texas The Audio Production Worktext is a solid introductory text for beginning students in the field of audio and electronic media production. The book provides up to date information on standard production practices in a variety of settings, along with basic foundation knowledge of audio systems and equipment.

Matthew Hanson, Lecturer of Electronic Media and Film Studies, Eastern Michigan University

It is unusual to find a book that covers the diverse field of audio production. The Audio Production Worktext delivers easy to read, up-to-date content that covers a broad range of topics, ranging from radio production, to location sound recording for television and digital cinema to multiple media distribution systems and beyond. The book provides a solid theoretical base with practical instruction and is perfect for today's students who should understand the entire audio production process regardless of the medium.

Brenda K. Jaskulske, Department of Media Arts, University of North Texas