Mixing and mastering books

[xterminator]

Hello , Am new here am looking for any good Mixing and Mastering books .
Please leave me your recommendations .
Thank you .

[xterminator]

Nothing ??

[imrae]

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[mementus]

https://cambridge-mt.com/

[xterminator]

viewtopic.php?t=612757

thank you so much

[eLawnMust]

Here's a couple links to old CM PDFs there's some on mixing & mastering as well...

https://web.archive.org/web/20061216014 ... inner_pdfs

[url]https://web.archive.org/web/200612 ... orial_pdfs[/url]

[roman.i]

this is a dumb idea.
get a video course.

[BertKoor]

this is a dumb idea.
get a video course.

That is a dumb remark. Some people simply digest text better than video. Some people hate the format or usability of video courses.

[roman.i]

That is a dumb remark. Some people simply digest text better than video. Some people hate the format or usability of video courses.

He won't understand anything...
Go ahead, OP, let us know if this works for you.
Learning sound from books is like learning to draw from text.
No matter how hard the book tries to explain, without sound examples, it’s worthless.

[vurt]

That is a dumb remark. Some people simply digest text better than video. Some people hate the format or usability of video courses.

He won't understand anything...
Go ahead, OP, let us know if this works for you.
Learning sound from books is like learning to draw from text.
No matter how hard the book tries to explain, without sound examples, it’s worthless.

yet many of us used books for university, before video courses were really a big thing. they were available, but rewinding vhs to repeat a section, probably got old. fast.

[seismicfm]

I like Bobby Owsinski's Mixing Engineer's Handbook and Mastering Engineer's Handbook. Though I agree here videos that provide audio examples is the best way to go.

[vitocorleone123]

That is a dumb remark. Some people simply digest text better than video. Some people hate the format or usability of video courses.

He won't understand anything...
Go ahead, OP, let us know if this works for you.
Learning sound from books is like learning to draw from text.
No matter how hard the book tries to explain, without sound examples, it’s worthless.

Bullshit. Maybe you can’t learn from books but that doesn’t mean others can’t.

Plus, some books come with sound files.

Books can cover a lot more and in more depth. They can be hugely helpful.

And, no, I’m not saying you can ONLY learn audio from books or that you have to read books on the subject.

[Chris Hawkins]

I would image both would be very valuable, depending on the learner.

I wrote a couple books many moons ago (on Reason and Cubase SX) and now I run a video tutorial site that is dedicated to audio and music production.