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The Hal Leonard Recording Method : Instrument & Vocal Recording- Book 2 (Instrument & Vocal Recording) <2> (2 PAP/DVD)
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Hal Leonard Corp
تاريخ الطبع. : 2011/07
Binding : Paperback
رقم الكتاب المتسلسل ( أي أس بي إن) : 9781458402929
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Source: ENG
Academic Descriptors: A08850000
Place of Publication: United States
Edition: Subsequent
Continuations: Monograph Series,any number
Academic Level: Extracurricular
Review:
Phoenix Public Library Holdings (Internal Code for CLS)
Academic Descriptors: A08850000
Place of Publication: United States
Edition: Subsequent
Continuations: Monograph Series,any number
Academic Level: Extracurricular
Review:
Phoenix Public Library Holdings (Internal Code for CLS)
Table of Contents
Audio and Video Examples ix
Preface xxiii
Chapter 1 Acoustics 1 (30)
Controlling Your Acoustical Environment 2 (2)
The Room 2 (1)
Diffusion and Absorption 3 (1)
Mode/Standing Wave/Resonance 4 (3)
Calculating the Frequency of Standing 5 (1)
Waves in a Room
Axial Standing Waves 5 (1)
Tangential 6 (1)
Oblique 7 (1)
Calculating Problematic Modes 7 (4)
Consider All Opposing Surfaces 7 (2)
Red Flags 9 (1)
Flutter Echo 9 (1)
Your Location in the Room Matters 10 (1)
Everything Else in the Room Matters 10 (1)
The Rectangle 11 (1)
The Goal 11 (1)
Solutions to Acoustical Problems 11 (11)
Dimensional Proportions 12 (1)
Adjusting Angles 13 (2)
Treating Surfaces 15 (7)
Portable Acoustical Treatments 22 (4)
Tube Traps 22 (4)
Monitoring: Turn It Down 26 (1)
Conclusion 27 (4)
Guitar Fundamentals 31 (1)
Chapter 2 Electric Guitar 31 (44)
Tone and Timbre 32 (4)
Physical Properties 33 (1)
Pickup Placement 33 (2)
Tone Controls 35 (1)
Frequency Content 35 (1)
Recording the Electric Guitar 36 (3)
Direct Electric 36 (3)
Miking the Speaker Cabinet 39 (4)
Combining the Miked and Direct Signals 43 (2)
Miking the Strings and the Amp or DI 44 (1)
Software Plug-Ins 45 (1)
Recording Levels 46 (1)
Analog Levels 46 (1)
Digital Levels 46 (1)
Transients 47 (1)
Pickups 47 (3)
Pickup Position 48 (1)
Pickup Types 48 (2)
Instrument & Vocal Recording
Bill Gibson
Basic Types of Electric Guitars 50 (2)
Pickup Phase Relationship 52 (1)
Alternate Tunings 52 (1)
Processing the Guitar Sound 52 (7)
Compressor/Limiter/Gate/Expander 53 (1)
Distortion 54 (1)
All-in-One Effects 54 (1)
Stomp Boxes 55 (1)
Digital Modeling 56 (2)
Integration of Hardware and Software 58 (1)
Software Control of Modeling Systems 58 (1)
Reamping 59 (3)
Reamping Guitar 59 (3)
Equalizing the Guitar 62 (3)
Delay 64 (1)
Electronic Doubling 65 (2)
Multi-Effects 67 (2)
Chorus/Flanger/Phase Shifter 67 (1)
Reverberation 68 (1)
Panning 69 (6)
Preparing the Instrument 75 (1)
Chapter 3 Acoustic Guitar 75 (26)
Strings 76 (1)
Picks 77 (1)
Alternate Tunings 77 (1)
The Impact of Different Wood 78 (1)
Configurations on Tone
Spruce Top 78 (1)
Rosewood Sides and Back 79 (1)
Mahogany Sides and Back 79 (1)
Electric Acoustic Guitars 79 (2)
Recording Acoustic Guitar 81 (1)
Mic Techniques 81 (8)
Mic Type 82 (1)
Mono Mic Techniques 83 (4)
Stereo Mic Techniques 87 (2)
Recording Acoustic Guitar and Voice 89 (12)
Together
Tuning/Instrument Selection 90 (1)
Dynamic Processing and the Acoustic 90 (2)
Guitar
Double-Tracking the Acoustic Guitar 92 (1)
Constructing Acoustic Guitar Parts 93 (2)
Equalizing the Acoustic Guitar 95 (1)
Reverberation 96 (1)
Classical Guitar (Nylon String Guitar) 97 (4)
Chapter 4 Drums & Percussion 101 (54)
Drum Conditioning 102 (2)
Tuning 102 (2)
Drumsticks 104 (1)
Muffling Drums 105 (1)
Hardware 106 (1)
Room Acoustics 107 (2)
Theories of Drum Miking 109 (3)
Essential Microphones 110 (1)
Mic Choices 110 (1)
Positioning the Microphones 110 (1)
Phase Interaction between Mics 111 (1)
Recording Level 112 (2)
Digital 113 (1)
Analog 113 (1)
Acoustic Considerations 114 (1)
Recording a Drum Set with One Microphone 114 (3)
Recording a Kit with Two Mics 117 (3)
Recording a Kit with Three Mics 120 (1)
Recording a Kit with Four Mics 121 (1)
Close-Mike Technique 122 (1)
Equalizing Drums 122 (7)
Kick Drum 125 (4)
Snare Drum 129 (2)
Two Mics on the Snare 129 (2)
Toms 131 (2)
Overhead Microphones 133 (2)
The Hi-Hat Mic 135 (1)
Mono Room Mic on the Floor 136 (1)
Gating the Drum Tracks 137 (1)
Aiming the Mics 138 (1)
Phones 138 (1)
Baffles, Gobos, and Screens 139 (1)
Click Track 139 (2)
Phase Coherence 141 (3)
Adjusting Phase in the DAW 141 (1)
Shifting DAW Tracks 142 (1)
Multiple Kick Mics 142 (2)
Maybe It's Better the Way It Was 144 (1)
Effects on Drums 144 (2)
Compressing Drums 145 (1)
Panning the Drums 146 (1)
Compare Your Work 146 (2)
Does Your Mix Sound as Clean in the 148 (1)
High Frequencies as the Reference?
Triggering during Mixdown 148 (1)
Automation 149 (1)
Percussion 149 (6)
Congas and Bongos 149 (1)
Shakers, Tambourines, and Triangles 150 (1)
Whistles and Rattlers and Stuff 151 (4)
Electric Bass 155 (1)
Chapter 5 Electric & Upright Bass 155 (40)
Condition of the Bass 158 (2)
Direct Box/Direct In (DI) 160 (1)
Pickup Output Level 161 (1)
Instrument Differences 162 (2)
Musical Style 164 (3)
Recording Levels for Bass 167 (1)
Mic Techniques 168 (5)
Compressing the Electric Bass 173 (2)
Equalization of the Bass Guitar 175 (3)
Panning the Bass 178 (1)
Reverberation and Bass Guitar 179 (3)
Recording Synth Bass 182 (8)
Plugging In the Synth Bass 182 (2)
Miking the Synth Bass 184 (1)
Synth Bass Range and EQ 185 (3)
Compressing the Synth Bass 188 (1)
Recording Level for the Synth Bass 188 (1)
Panning Synth Bass 188 (1)
Effects and the Synth Bass 189 (1)
Acoustic Bass 190 (2)
Close-Miking the String Bass 191 (1)
Conclusion 192 (3)
Chapter 6 Vocals 195 (62)
Vocal Phrasing 196 (4)
Breathing 197 (1)
Choosing Breath Points and Phrases 198 (1)
Releases 198 (1)
Pronunciation 199 (1)
Enunciation 199 (1)
Smile---Mouth Shape Matters 200 (1)
When and How to Make Suggestions 200 (2)
Getting Vocals in Tune 202 (5)
Headphones 203 (4)
Mic Techniques 207 (5)
Placement 207 (2)
Small Room versus Large Room 209 (1)
Moving-Coil/Ribbon 210 (2)
The Room 212 (1)
Stylistic Considerations 212 (1)
Wind Screen 213 (5)
Repairing a Problem Plosive 218 (4)
Electronic Plosive Repair 219 (3)
The Proximity Effect 222 (3)
Bass Roll-Off 222 (3)
The Pad 225 (1)
Different Sounds of Different Pickup 226 (1)
Patterns
Positioning the Microphone 227 (1)
Dynamic Range 228 (2)
Compressor/Limiter/Gate/Expander 230 (3)
Sibilance 231 (1)
The De-Esser 232 (1)
Equalization 233 (1)
Recording Environment 234 (1)
Physical Aids 235 (1)
When to Start Recording 236 (1)
Punch In/Punch Out 237 (5)
Executing the Punch 239 (3)
Control the Environment 242 (1)
Perseverance: When is it Good Enough? 242 (2)
Characteristics of Excellent Vocal Tracks 244 (3)
Panning 244 (1)
Breaths 245 (1)
Tuning 245 (1)
Finding the Groove 246 (1)
Phrasing 246 (1)
Backing Vocals 247 (2)
The Digital Domain 249 (2)
Channels, Tracks, and Takes 249 (1)
Comping 250 (1)
Recording Vocals to Computer 251 (1)
Separate Mixer 251 (1)
Plug-Ins versus Outboard Processing 252 (1)
Conclusion 252 (5)
Grand Piano 257 (1)
The Basics 257 (1)
Chapter 7 Grand, Upright & Rhodes Piano 257 (38)
Mic Choice and Technique 261 (6)
Stereo or Mono 267 (1)
Instrument Maintenance 268 (1)
Setting the Mood 269 (1)
Processing Piano Sounds 270 (10)
No Two Pianos Sound Identical 270 (3)
Recording Levels 273 (1)
Equalizing the Piano 274 (1)
Compressing the Piano 275 (1)
Exciting the Piano 276 (1)
Reverberation 277 (3)
Multiple Pairs of Microphones 280 (1)
Miking the Vertical Piano 281 (2)
Sampled Piano Sounds 283 (1)
Rhodes-Type Sounds 284 (6)
Rhodes Effects 285 (2)
Equalizing the Rhodes 287 (3)
Conclusion 290 (5)
Chapter 8 Real & Synthesized Strings, Brass 295 (42)
& Woodwinds
Strings 296 (20)
Considerations and Techniques 299 (1)
Performance Technique 300 (1)
Mic Choice 301 (3)
Caveat 304 (3)
Mic Technique 307 (9)
Brass 316 (7)
Mic Choice 316 (1)
Recording Levels 316 (2)
Attenuation 318 (1)
Microphone Position 319 (1)
Brass Ensemble 320 (3)
Woodwinds 323 (2)
Mic Technique 323 (2)
Recording Synthesized Sounds 325 (12)
Line Input Versus DI 325 (1)
DI 326 (2)
Synth String Pads 328 (4)
Synth Brass and Woodwinds 332 (1)
Levels 332 (5)
Index 337 (5)
Test Answers 342
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