Can I read Recording Sound on EtoBox?

Recording Sound by Brocklesby, Mark; is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Recording Sound about?

Recording is in part an art, and I have long held the belief, rightly orwrongly, that expressing yourself is not a competition and therefore Ido not measure its results, or rather think in terms of somethingbeing better or worse. Through this lens, at least, it is more a case ofwhat moves and inspires you when it comes to the artistic aspect ofcapturing sound. I like to believe that we all express ourselvesdifferently. Indeed, when it comes to choosing what to record thereare no rules.For example, I often enjoy routing different sounds, acoustic orotherwise, through various types of speakers and then experimentby placing objects on these speakers. Whether the sounds are prerecorded or being generated live there and then, the speakers canbe used to make various acoustic instruments and objects resonate.This acoustic excitation can take a fairly average sound and help tosculpt something that sounds interesting.

Who reads Recording Sound?

Author

Brocklesby, Mark;

Publisher

The Crowood Press

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Engineering, Engineering Technology, Stem