I just bought this several days ago, hooked it up last night, and its gravy. I have a pair of monster interlink mk-II that are very similar to these. Really they’re just beefy audio cables. I prefer to use “nicer” cables than just the plain black and red, but I wouldn’t spend too much on any. These are just fine, the other pair I mentioned are nicer, but I doubt I’ll be able to tell a difference.
Stereo Audio 200i Advanced Performance Audio Cable – 2 m. pair – 6.56 ft.. more.
This book is largely a compilation of previously published texts on the subject of Audio Engineering. The book seems to promise ground breaking knowledge and structure but doesn’t follow through. What this book is useful for is a beginning text to the world of advanced Audio E. It’s full of good information, and though dry and tough to read, it serves well as a reference.
This up-to-date book comprehensively covers all aspects of speech and music sound reinforcement. It is roughly divided into four sections: Section 1 provides the tutorial fundamentals that all audio engineers will need, discussing subjects such as fundamentals of acoustics, psychoacoustics, basic electrical theory and digital processing. Section 2 deals with the fundamental classes of hardware that the modern engineer will use, such as loudspeaker systems and components, microphones, mixers, amplifiers and signal processors. Special attention is given to digital techniques for system control and to audio signal analysis. Section 3 deals with the basics of system design, from concept to final realization. It covers topics such as basic syste. more.
This book feels like it would be useful for someone starting out in making recordings. It maintains a pretty uniform level over a broad range of topics. It does not deal in detail with any; good for what it tries to do, but it is certainly not encyclopaedic.
Never before has the ability to create audio recordings with such a high level of professional results been in the hands of so many musicians. Today, if the thirst for knowledge and the desire to create are there, the best-sounding and most powerful music is possible. From guitars and bass to drums and pianos, you can make great audio tracks in any small studio. With The S.M.A.R.T. Guide to Recording Great Audio Tracks in a Small Studio, you?ll learn how to take a small room, examine everything in the room that matters, and create an excellent sounding recording space. From there, whether you’re recording analog or digital, you’ll learn to use that acoustically enhanced space to record guitars, bass, piano, vocals, drums, and other instrume. more.