Publisher: Artistpro; 1 edition
Pages 444

Whether you are producing an audio CD, a multimedia application, a movie, or a television program, there are many stages of production that you need to consider before your project is complete and sounds professional.
The audio post-production process formerly required huge audio post-production facilities with massive film and/or video synchronizing machines and other expensive hardware. These days, professional audio post-production can be done using inexpensive hardware and software inside a home or project studio.
Kim Casey teaches you how to deliver professional-quality audio post-production projects using these readily available tools; you'll find all the insights and knowledge you need to make your recordings sound professional.

Topics of discussion include:
 • tools for digital audio editing
 • software-based editing techniques
 • software tools for digital mixing
 • different types of mixing
 • organizing your digital workspace
 • effects for digital audio post production
 • mixing techniques
 • monitoring
 • software mastering
 • running a successful project studio
and much more.

Instruction is presented using a non-software-specific approach--the techniques discussed are applicable to any Digital Audio Workstation you choose.