The world of music has changed. Decades ago, if you were a musician, and you wanted to record an album... You and your band played your asses off in bars and clubs every night and prayed that some big-shot producer in the audience would impress enough to give you a shot, but not anymore. Today, the trend in music production is shifting more and more toward home studios. Great music is being produced all the time in bedrooms, garages, and basements by normal folks like you and me...Often with little more than a computer, a USB mic, and some headphones. Record a song, post it online, watch it go viral..and you're famous overnight. While it's not that EASY, it is that SIMPLE. But before any of that can happen, you must first know the process of how music actually is recorded.
Music production 101 is a classic crash course in sound engineering. This book covers the basics from setting up your own music studio to song structure and mixing, it is general enough to please most genres. After learning some theory, you can easily get down to it and practice remaking an old school Hip-Hop beat with all the necessary sound filesThe world of music has changed. Decades ago, if you were a musician, and you wanted to record an album... You and your band played your asses off in bars and clubs every night and prayed that some big-shot producer in the audience would impress enough to give you a shot, but not anymore. Today, the trend in music production is shifting more and more toward home studios. Great music is being produced all the time in bedrooms, garages, and basements by normal folks like you and me...Often with little more than a computer, a USB mic, and some headphones. Record a song, post it online, watch it go viral..and you're famous overnight. While it's not that EASY, it is that SIMPLE. But before any of that can happen, you must first know the process of how music actually is recorded.
Music production 101 is a classic crash course in sound engineering. This book covers th