5.1 surround sound : up and running
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5.1 surround sound : up and running
Focal, c2000
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Five point one surround sound
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
5.1 Surround Sound: Up and Running offers a wealth of practical information for recording engineers. It examines such topics as loudspeakers, room acoustics, bass management, as well as a variety of available microphone and recording techniques and tips for postproduction. A thorough study of distribution formats, including an overview of existing and emerging media, and the psychoacoustics of multichannel sound complete this book.
Multichannel or surround sound involves recording sound on five separate channels and playing it back through an array of speakers. Developed a few years ago for the home theatre market, it is only now being introduced to the music industry with the acceptance of the new DVD audio format. This is the hottest topic in the music recording business, and it will require a major conversion on the part of the studios.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Monitoring
- Multichannel Microphone Technique
- Multichannel Mixing
- Delivery Formats
- Psychoacoustics
- Appendix 1: Sample Rate
- Appendix 2: Word Length
- Appendix 3: Surround Resources
- Index
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