244 Pages
by
Routledge
244 Pages
by
Routledge
244 Pages
by
Routledge
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^The Sound Protection Handbook is designed to be a useful guide to current operational sound practices within the broadcast industry. Multi-skilling within the industry has meant that the role of the sound engineer is now much wider, with operators no longer specialising in any area, but expected to possess a broad range of skills. Basic sound theory is covered and presented in such a way as to... Read more
Introduction. Measuring and monitoring sound. Microphone types. The audio mixing console. Balancing audio levels in the studio. The studio floor. Stereo operations in the studio. Editing techniques for audio. Dubbing. The roles and responsibilities of the sound supervisor. Radio microphones. Location recording. The Nagra recorder on a flim location. Working with video equipment on location. Relationships on location. Location considerations for audio productions. Stereo location production for television and film. Technical considerations for stereo studio and location productions. Stereo lacation production for television and film. Leaving the nest. Appendices. Index.
Biography
Atkinson, Don
