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by Roger Derry
PC Audio Editing, 2nd Edition
Front Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Preface
1 Visual editing
2 Some technical bits
2.1 Loudness, decibels and frequencies
2.2 Hearing safety
2.3 Analogue and digital audio
2.4 Time code
3 Hardware and software requirements
3.1 PC
3.2 Sound card
3.3 Loudspeakers/headphones
3.4 Hard disks
3.5 Universal serial bus
3.6 Firewire
3.7 Audio editors
3.8 Linear editors
3.9 Non-linear editors
3.10 Multitrack
3.11 Audio processing
3.12 Mastering
3.13 CD recording software
3.14 DVD
3.15 MIDI
3.16 Control surface
4 Recording
4.1 Responsibilities
4.2 Interviewing people
4.3 Documentary
4.4 Oral history interviews
4.5 Interviews on the move
4.6 Recorders
4.7 Acoustics and microphones
4.8 Multitrack
5 Transfer
5.1 Reviewing material
5.2 Head alignment
5.3 Digital
5.4 Analogue
5.5 Recording
6 Editing
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Loading a file
6.3 Making an edit
6.4 Visual editing
7 Quarrying material
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Blue bar blues
7.3 Copy, cut and paste
8 Structuring material
8.1 Standardize format
8.2 Batch files
9 Multitrack
9.1 Loading
9.2 Pan and volume
9.3 FX tracks
9.4 Multitrack for a simple mix
9.5 Chequerboarding90
9.6 Fades and edges
9.7 Prefaded and backtimed music
9.8 Transitions
9.9 Multitrack music
10 Production
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Types of programme
10.3 Talks
10.4 Illustrated talks
10.5 Magazine programmes
10.6 Magazine items
10.7 Simple features
10.8 Multi-layer features
10.9 Drama
10.10 Music
11 Post-production
11.1 Timing
11.2 Level matching
11.3 Panning
11.4 Crossfading
11.5 Stereo/binaural
11.6 Surround sound
11.7 Multi-layer mixing
12 Audio design
12.1 Dangers
12.2 Normalization
12.3 Compression/limiting
12.4 Expanders and gates
12.5 Reverberation and echo
12.6 Equalization
12.7 Noise reduction
12.8 Spatial effects
12.9 Special transforms
12.10 Time/pitch
12.11 Multitrack effects transforms
13 Reviewing material
13.1 Check there are no missed edits
13.2 Assessing levels
13.3 Listening on full quality speakers
14 Mastering
14.1 Line-up and transmission formats
14.2 Generate silence
14.3 Generate noise
14.4 Generate tones
14.5 Changeovers
14.6 Mastering process
14.7 CD labelling
14.8 Email and the World Wide Web
14.9 Analytical functions
15 CD burning
15.1 Types of CD
15.2 Audio CDs
15.3 Multi-session CDs
15.4 Rewritable CDs
15.5 CD recording software
15.6 Recording codes
16 Archiving
16.1 Selection for archiving
16.2 Compact disc
16.3 CD-ROM
16.4 DAT
16.5 Analogue
16.6 Computer backup
17 Tweaks
17.1 Mouse options
17.2 Hardware controller
17.3 Keyboard shortcuts
17.4 MIDI triggering
17.5 SMPTE/EBU synchronization
17.6 Favorites
17.7 Settings
17.8 Device properties
17.9 Help
17.10 Icons
Appendix 1 Time code
Appendix 2 Clicks and clocks
Appendix 3 MIDI
Glossary
Index
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PC Audio Editing
Broadcast, desktop and CD
audio production
Second Edition
Roger Derry M.I.B.S.
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