Studio Monitoring Design A Personal View

Whether your path to the recording studio has come from a musical, technical or scientific route, Studio Monitoring Design explains in a language that is accessible to everyone, the principles required to achieve a more practical and creative recording environment. Written by an international studio designer, the book takes you right through the general aims and objectives of studio monitoring designs and their technical and human limitations; to the individual components of the monitor chain and those parts influence overall performance. The final chapter looks at the need for a variety of designs to cope with difficult physical circumstances and the inconsistencies of human perception. Examples from professional systems and rooms used today Based on a series of highly successful articles in Studio Sound A minimum of maths and technical languageNewell, Philip R. is the author of 'Studio Monitoring Design A Personal View', published 1995 under ISBN 9780240514079 and ISBN 0240514076.