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Build your own recording studio at a cost lower than you ever thought possible! This book includes 12 tested and proven designs. Here's the perfect reference for anyone planning to build or remodel a recording studio on a shoe-string budget. Whether your interest is in radio, audio-visual, film, or television production, you can build an efficient, fully functional studio with no special training or knowledge of acoustics. Bypassing heavy-duty math and assuming you don't have an unlimited budget, this do-it-yourself guide provides 12 fully tested and proven designs that allow you to create truly outstanding recording settings. Basic acoustical principles are explained in the context of real-life project plans that detail construction materials, applied design elements, as well as cost. This Third Edition contains valuable information on acoustical materials, the latest in computer-controlled acoustical test equipment, new techniques and materials used to isolate and control vibration, and a new chapter on blueprint reading. You'll also find job-simplifying new information on materials and construction methods and a comprehensive listing of products and manufacturers.If you're an amateur audiophile or electronic hobbyist with a discerning musical ear and high hopes, but don't have cash to burn - here are plans that give you the best sound you can get for your money.
Contents
Preface Introduction Chapter 1Chapter 2: Elements Common to All Studios Chapter 3: Audiovisual Budget Recording Studio Chapter 4: Studio Built in a Residence Chapter 5: A Small Studio for AVs and Radio Jingles Chapter 6: Small Ad Agency Studio for AVs and Radio Jingles Chapter 7: Multitrack in a Two-Car Garage Chapter 8: Building a Studio from Scratch for Radio Program Production Chapter 9: Studios for a Commercial Radio Station Chapter 10: One Control Room for Two Studios Chapter 11: A Video Mini-Studio Chapter 12: A Video and Multitrack Studio Chapter 13: A Screening Facility for Film and Video Chapter 14: Multiple Studios Chapter 15: Diffusion Confusion Chapter 16: Bits and Pieces of Acoustical Lore Chapter 17: Acoustic Equations Chapter 18: Acoustic Materials Chapter 19: Electronics and Acoustics Chapter 20: Reading Blueprints Appendix A: Absorption Coefficients for General Building Materials and Furnishings Appendix B: Absorption Coefficients for Owens-Corning 703 and Allied Materials Appendix C: Absorption Coefficients for Tectum Appendix D: A Comprehensive Listing of Manufacturers of Acoustical Materials References IndexNER(01): WOW
