Digital Audio Essentials

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Join the digital audio revolution! Tens of millions of users are embracing digital music, and with Digital Audio Essentials, you can, too. Nearly every personal computer built in the last few years contains a CD-burning drive; MP3 and other portable player sales dominate the consumer electronics industry; and new networkable stereo equipment lets you use your digital music collection to power your home entertainment system. Whether it's downloading music, ripping CDs, organizing, finding, and creating higher quality music files, buying music players and accessories, or constructing a home stereo system, Digital Audio Essentials helps you do get it done. An indispensable reference for music enthusiasts, digital archivists, amateur musicians, and anyone who likes a good groove, Digital Audio Essentials helps you avoid time-consuming, costly trial and error in downloading audio files, burning CDs, converting analog music to digital form, publishing music to and streaming from the Web, setting up home stereo configurations, and creating your own MP3 and other audio files. The book--for both Mac and PC users--includes reliable hardware and software recommendations, tutorials, resources, and file sharing, and it even explains the basics of the DMCA and intellectual property law. You may (or may not) already know the basics of ripping CDs or downloading music, but Fries will show you so much more--including advice on the multitude of MP3 players on the market, stereo options, file formats, quality determinations, and the legalities of it all. Both a timely, entertaining guide and an enduring reference, this is the digital audio handbook you need to make the most of your expanding digital music collection.

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Well written! Well worth reading!!!.......2006-04-23

I've made a spot on my bookshelf for Digital Audio Essentials from O'Reilly Publishing. Bruce and Marty Fries are authors par excellance. Rarely will you encounter the fine points of audio so eloquently expressed. I've read several books about digital audio. Typically, as the author attempts an failed explanation I find myself thinking, "Boy, if I didn't already fully understand that concept, I'd be totally stumped!"

Although I have several years of experience with analog and digital audio, I gained many insights from this book. It provided countless clarifications, a host of resources, and it resolved many of my "never fully answered" questions!

O'Reilly's Digital Audio Essentials should prove helpful for beginners too; however it's a probably a better fit for those already at an intermediate level with audio. At times the authors use lots of music/audio vocabulary, so Digital Audio Essentials might be a bit of a stretch for complete beginners. Otherwise I found it perfectly paced: it presents topics in an orderly and logical manner, it expertly escorts you to considerable depths, and most terms are clearly defined as they're introduced.

The book reveals facts oft' overlooked ... and I especially like its knack for clairvoyantly addressing questions that arise in the back of your mind. For instance, when it says, `Never attempt to remove dust from a vinyl LP with a dry brush,' it explains that rubbing a dry brush on your LP charges the vinyl with enough static electricity to suck the dust right back to its surface-with a grip tighter than before! (And to make matters worse, previously disinterested airborne dust now finds your LP distinctly attractive!)

Digital Audio Essentials is 340 pages in all. I've read several chapters fully and browsed most of the others.

Music digitization is a topic of continuing interest for many DVMUG members. To help convey the quality and depth of Digital Audio Essentials, I'll provide summary of chapter 14, which is all about digitizing.

Digitizing Your Records and Tapes contains 23 pages of articulate and up-to-date audio wisdom. It's packed with information vital for anyone new to digitizing music; this information is equally valuable to those interested in improving their workflow and the quality of their audio projects.

It begins with an interesting, detailed, historical account of the evolution of analog recording: i.e. Edison's cylinders, the Gramophone turntable, shellac and vinyl records, and tape. It discusses the original analog audio format wars (yes, those began long before VHS vs. BetaMax) and it chronicles the eventual rise of the 33 RPM LP ... and the once ubiquitous cassette.

The remaining 20 pages cover various digitizing topics. There's lots of thoughtful, sage advice and a list of things to know. Tips on preparing for analog recording: cleaning vinyl, choosing of turntable and stylus, demagnetizing tape playback heads. There also a discussion of noise reduction (when to apply) and a survey of methods for saving your work as individual tracks.

To avoid redundancy, the authors refer the reader to chapters 9 11 and 13, Digital Audio Format, Recording and Ripping, and Editing Audio. These provide a detailed introduction to hard disk recording, audio interfaces, editing principles, and editing software.

Other chapters include: an overview of music on computers, software audio players, music on the web, Internet radio, podcasts, etc. There's a three chapter section that introduces audio terminology and concepts, file formats, and there's a four chapter section on capturing and editing audio. (Chapter 14, jusst reviewed, is one of those.

This book is so good I almost hate to point out a couple of issues, but I found three in chapter 14.

1) The reader is told that they must remain nearby and attentive when recording from vinyl, so they can manually stop Peak - otherwise it will haplessly fill your entire hard drive with the sound the phonograph needle endlessly orbiting the LP's final groove. (Peak is made by bias-inc.com)

Actually, Peak has a built-in timer. Just set it for the play time of your analog recording ... plus a minute extra so it doesn't accidentally cut off too early. Then you can start recording and attend to other affairs. When you return, Peak will have captured a complete side of the recording and stepped automatically out of record mode.

For the record (pun retained), you may traumatize your stylus if you leave it circling the LP's the final groove for long ... I heard this is the case So after all, perhaps it's wise to stay nearby when recording from vinyl. However, when digitizing cassettes and the like with Peak, there's no need to baby-sit. Set the timer and go.

2) The authors advise us to record an entire side of an LP or cassette into a single audio file. I agree, this far more convenient than performing a "record-stop-save" scenario for each song. Plus there are significant advantages in keeping "album related" audio within a single file. For one, it's easy to apply operations to all tracks! You can more easily "master" your material because you can switch between tracks and audition them.

A "digitized album side" is a large audio file that contains several individual songs. However, if burned to a CD, or played in iTunes, it will behave like a single track that contains several songs. The book acknowledges this and provides a number of methods for manually splitting the file into "regions." It mentions automatic splitting methods as well.

However the authors erroneously state that, if you want individual tracks, you must save each region to a separate file. This approach works, that's true, but it's time consuming, and it overlooks a great feature in Peak called PlayLists.

A Peak playlist is simply a collection of regions.

You can burn CDs directly from Peak's PlayList window. Additionally you can customize the playback order of the regions you've defined, omit various regions, setgain, and set gaps between tracks. Using V-Box (a provided plug-in) you can add effects such as equalization, reverb, and noise reduction ... all on a "per track" basis!

Then you can burn your play list directly to a CD, with effects if you wish. Alternately, with a single click you can export a series of individual files to the audio file format of your choice: Wav, AIFF, MP3. You can also save to JAM image file. You can always "bounce" the effects to make them permanent.

Yet none of these actions effect your original digital recording! In digital audio terms, this is called non destructive manipulation. Therein lies the beauty of Playlists - they handle all these effects and choices on the fly. And you can create multiple Playlists that you can use with a single audio document, essentially remastering the original.

3) The only other omission I encountered pertained to stereo system hookup. On stereo systems or music players without "line out" or "record out," you can run a cable from the headphone jack to the input of your audio interface or sound card. Granted, this routes the signal through the headphone amp, which may generate some noise, so if you have a line-level output or "record out," use it. In a pinch remember that you can tap the signal from any headphone jack. If the signal is too hot, simply lower your stereo system's or audio player's volume, or lower the input volume on your audio interface.

4) Assuredly, Recording and Ripping (chapter 11) was an overly ambitious undertaking, resulting in fairly a weak presentation. But then, how could anyone do justice to such a broad topic in just 13 pages? I don't doubt the author's opinions, rather I wish they'd provided a few more scenarios. That would have added a sense of the vast range of possibilities. On the other hand Chapter 13, Editing Audio, is a shining example of how much ground good authors can quickly cover.
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I highly recommend this title for its overall clarity, its friendly non-nonsense tone, and the wealth of information presented.

John Blasquez
www.singingwood.com

useful information......................2005-10-09

the value of this text will ultimately be a function of one's mathematics background as well as the degree of familiarity with audio. personally, i found the book to be an excellent "update" to the previous text..!! keep in mind that the field of digital audio is changing SO RAPIDLY that it is virtually impossible to keep up with the changes ...from an authors standpoint........ be that as it may, most will derive more than satisfactory information from the revised edition.!

Virtually every facet of the latest technology being used to capture and edit music.......2005-09-05

Bruce and Marty Fries' Digital Audio Essentials shows how to legally download and share music, how to hook a PC or Mac to a home stereo, how to record music to hard drive: virtually every facet of the latest technology being used to capture and edit music. Newcomers in particular will appreciate clear explanations of digital audio features, tutorials which are easy to follow, and both hardware and software recommendations.

Condescending yet opaque.......2005-08-09

I didn't learn much from this book, and I don't think it was just me. I'm afraid it is one of those books written by knowledgeable people for a general audience, without much understanding of who are in that audience or what they might want to know.

Example: "Rumble is very low-frequency noise caused by acoustic feedback, tone arm resonance, motor vibration, and other problems in a turntable." How many readers need to know what "rumble" means but already know about "acoustic feedback" and "tone arm resonance"? And what are they meant to do with the information? The discussion ends there.

Sorry to have to contradict the generally good reviews. I notice, though, that they are mainly from other wizards who think somebody might benefit from the book -- not from people who actually have.

Excellent book in terms of coverage and depth.......2005-08-07

Every now and then you find a reference text that just seems to get it right. This is one of them. The authors cover the subject broadly, and at a reasonable and consistent level of depth. Unlike other books that simply cover the obvious, this book anticipates and answers the questions that one needs to get started and become self-sufficient with digital audio. It covers some of the more esoteric elements as well. Musicians and engineers should look elsewhere or expect to supplement this book with specialized material. However, the average PC user who understands Windows and MS Office well enough, but wants to get going with PC-based music and the like will be really happy with this book. You don't need another one. In addition, it is very well written - clear and succinct. A favorite of mine and a benchmark for "help book" writers.

Title Design Essentials for Film and Video

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Title Design Essentials for Film and Video
Mary Plummer
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Whether you're an experienced video editor, an indie filmmaker, or a dedicated amateur, this cookbook-style guide from bestselling author Mary Plummer will teach you how to create effective titles for your projects, no matter what your genre and subject matter may be. In addition to a wide array of clear, appealing, and appropriate recipes you can adapt for your own work, Mary provides a kind of "elements of style," explaining essential design principles such as size, color, speed, placement, and font choice. The book is beautifully illustrated, and the accompanying DVD has QuickTime movies showing examples constructed using After Effects, Motion, LiveType, Photoshop, and Flash.

Digital Video Essentials: Shoot, Transfer, Edit, Share

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Good entry level, but dissapointing
Good Entry Level book...

Digital Video Essentials: Shoot, Transfer, Edit, Share
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The Perfect Companion for Your Digital Video Camera

Digital video brings the power of studio production to the personal computer. With just a video camera, a computer, and the proper software, you can create your own innovative and unique movies for personal or business use. Digital Video Essentials shows you how to take advantage of today's technology to get the results you want. In this book, you'll learn to shoot your footage effectively, transfer it to your computer, use editing software to build and enhance your material, and export your movies to VHS tape, DVDs, the Internet, and more.

All the Know-How You Need

Inside you get the unparalleled instruction of best-selling author and video expert Erica Sadun, who explains the technologies and standards behind digital video in terms anyone can understand. Digital Video Essentials shows you how to make the most of your equipment, introduces you to the inexpensive tools that will turn your computer into a digital-editing studio, and explains the latest methods for getting your video to its audience. It even guides you through special-effects projects so you can have fun with your video as you learn. The companion CD comes packed with sample projects and trial versions of the software you need- from programs for editing video and sound to tools for burning CDs and creating streaming video.

Topics covered include:

Choosing your equipment and planning a shoot
Composing, lighting, and shooting scenes
Recording high-quality sound
Getting analog or digital video onto your computer
Editing your video on a PC or a Mac
Adding low-cost special effects to your videos
Burning video CDs and DVDs
Sharing your movies via streaming video

Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.

Customer Reviews:

Good entry level, but dissapointing.......2003-11-27

I was disappointed to see entire chapters dedicated to the use of the TRIAL software that comes on the included disc. This sort of information is best left to the manual that should come with the software in which you purchase. In general I always hate the lure of an included CD just to be let down that it is full of strictly TRIAL only programs. So to me even though this book does give some great tips and how-to I must rate it as just barely mediocre. There are several other books out there as money better spent.

Good Entry Level book..........2003-03-03

Digital Video Essentials is a very thoughtfully organized book.. It gently walks you through the entire process from your first take to burning your memories to DVD. It covers everything from the basics of videography to the more technical aspects of digital video.

This book is geared towards the newbie videographer. It has a lot of information about basics like composition, shot preparation, and explanation of the basic technology behind digital video. It also covers the basics of iMovie and Ulead VideoStudio,. two entry-level digital video software packages.

If you're new to digital video, and want a book that helps you get started with the very basics, this is a great book to get your feet wet.

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Great place to start with Audition

The best way to learn Audition from a Master

Best Adobe Audition 2.0 Tutorial

Audition 2.0 Essential Training
Bruce Williams
Manufacturer: lynda.com, Inc.
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Binding: CD-ROM
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From the basics of audio recording to creating a complete CD project, Audition 2 Essential Training teaches you all you need to know to record, mix, edit, and master professional digital music and audio. Whether your goal is to make smart-sounding podcasts or produce professional video soundtracks or radio commercials, instructor Bruce Williams will help you get there. Bruce starts out with exploring the Audition interface, workspace, and terminology, then moves on to file management, project management, and inserting and recording sounds. The training concludes with an extensive set of tutorials on effects, filters, and editing.

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Great place to start with Audition.......2007-03-20

A DVD that perfectly compliments the 'Building the Pod' podcast that Bruce Williams has been putting out for the last 18 months, and one that has been of great help to me when recording my podcast.

This tutorial DVD takes you through each facet of Audition v2. If you're new to PC recording, you'll get a solid understanding of how to record with Audition. Or if you're making the step up to Audition from Audacity (like I did) or another freeware recording app, Bruce provides all the information you need to start using Audition productively.

The UI of the tutorial can be a little cumbersome at times, but the content is gold. Highly recommended.

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The best way to learn Audition from a Master.......2007-03-14

Bruce is the best! Not only is he an engaging teacher, but brings decades of audio recording experience to the table. This really helps you understand not only what Audition can do for you, but why. Audition can be a intimidating program even for the most seasoned professional, but Bruce takes you through the program and it's interface in nice easy steps. With the advent of podcasting, users really need to learn how this program can greatly improve their sound quality and set your's ahead of the rest. Great job!

Best Adobe Audition 2.0 Tutorial.......2007-03-12

The Best video tutorial for AA 2.0, Hands Down! Why? Read!
Bruce Williams guides you through this tutorial and does so with expertise. He has been an audio tech for over twenty years and has been using AA since it's original development, more than seven years ago. He knows this product!
The DVD has a professional look and Bruce uses a building block type of instruction, starting with the basics and progressing through to the many advanced features of AA 2. This DVD is the best place to start if you just picked up AA 2.0 or even if you are an advanced AA user and want to dive into 2.0's advanced features.
Nice job by both Lynda and Bruce!! Good-On-Ya-Mate!

Audio Digital Practico/ Digital Audio Essentials (Medios Digitales Y Creatividad / Digital and Creativity Mediums)

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Audio Digital Practico/ Digital Audio Essentials (Medios Digitales Y Creatividad / Digital and Creativity Mediums)
Bruce Fries , and Marty Fries
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Essential Computers: Playing Music on Your PC

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Only for newbies!

Essential Computers: Playing Music on Your PC
Rob Beattie
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A clear, concise guide to playing MP3s.

Master state-of-the-art computer skills quickly and confidently with the Essential Computers series. These clear and concise step-by-step visual guides are designed to help beginners acquire all the techniques necessary to use today's information technology, from word processing to desktop publishing to setting up e-commerce and researching the on the Internet. Playing Music on Your PC helps you master the basic skills of using audio formats and organizing music on a PC, and includes:
Understanding Audio Formats
Using the CD Player Program
Making Your Own Play Lists
Using MP3 Player Programs
Copying Files to a Portable MP3 Player
Downloading Music from the Internet
Understanding Copyright Issues
Organizing Your Music
Customizing Your MP3 Player

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Only for newbies!.......2001-01-22

Don't think of buying this book unless you know absolutely NOTHING about MP3 or Windows. It is SO basic that it is completely worthless to anyone looking to learn something new about MP3 or about using an MP3 portable. It also has a strong emphasis on a particular MP3 player (Nomad) & a particular MP3 software called Sonique. So unless you are using either or both of these products, I would avoid this book. I am giving it 1 star instead of none because newbies to MP3 & people using Sonique on a Nomad player might find it useful.

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The best Pro Tools learning guide out there!

Pro Tools 7 LE Essential Training
Joe Godfrey
Manufacturer: lynda.com, Inc
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In Pro Tools 7 LE Essential Training, instructor Joe Godfrey shows how to use this powerful program to create, edit, and mix digital sound professionally. The training covers everything from recording and editing dialog to designing sound using plug-ins, from working with MIDI to creating sound for pictures, and from multi-track editing to mixing. Joe teaches all the tools needed to create professional audio results for all kinds of projects using Pro Tools LE 7. Exercise files accompany this training.

Topics Include:

Understanding the file structure
Editing a simple sound effect
Recording and editing an announcer
Using the grid
Creating bar- and beat-based markers
Placing lyrics on a timeline
Choosing and installing plug-ins
Tracking and overdubbing
Recording and modifying MIDI
Importing visuals into Pro Tools
Experimenting with automation
Mixing and saving mixing templates

Duration: 6.25 hours
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The best Pro Tools learning guide out there!.......2007-08-27

I've tried unsuccessfully to learn Pro Tools for the past few years. Clicking around an trying to learn it myself was mind boggling, and I purchased books only to return them later because the information was too general, and the visual examples were outdated by the time the book hit the shelves.

This DVD is truly informative, and you learn along with Joe narrating the lessons from his own Mac. An extra DVD holds the lessons so you can follow along with him. He explains everything clearly and concisely, and if you have a question, you can jump back in the movies. The Lynda.com DVD navigation is great. You can jump chapters from the table of contents with ease. I recommend watching all the movies, even if you think you know the material. He has cool shortcuts you don't want to miss.

I had a little experience with ProTools beforehand, but I forced myself to watch every clip, even what I thought was easy. I learned that I was doing things alot harder than necessary and learned some shortcuts that sped up my workflow.]

I'm a musician and I wanted to learn about plugins, tracking, and compositing tracks. It got me up to speed within a week or so. I also found fascinating the lessons on voice work, micing, etc, as well as midi instruments. This is a thrill if you're a musician that once had to raise money to record a disc.

Pro Tools is one of those software tools that is easy to get lost in and the DVD medium is perfect for visual learning. Well worth the money. If you are a musician, do any kind of voice over, work for NPR, or are curious about recording and want to learn Pro Tools, this DVD has the answers you need.

One thing, it covers ProTools 7.3. Some slight differences between 7.3 and 7.1, so expect the Preferences Panes do not totally match. Otherwise, if you have version 7 you're ready to go.

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Soundbooth CS3 Essential Training
Bruce Williams
Manufacturer: lynda.com, Inc
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Binding: CD-ROM

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Adobe Soundbooth CS3 Essential Training is an in-depth, hands-on training course for anyone interested in recording and editing professional audio. Instructor Bruce Williams takes viewers through every essential aspect of the application, from the basics of sound - such as frequency, wavelength, and amplitude - to the intricacies of special sound effects. He also covers how to best integrate Soundbooth with the rest of the Adobe CS3 suite of applications. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Topics Include:

Understanding the basic Soundbooth CS3 workflow
Examining frequency, wavelength, amplitude, waveforms, and other sound attributes
Configuring audio hardware
Recording and editing audio
Figuring out the Spectral display
Working with delays, distortion, and other sound effects
Creating a score with AutoComposer
Integrating Soundbooth with other Adobe products

Duration: 3 hours
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Well-equipped: the latest essentials for smart homes.(The Digital Home) : An article from: Custom Home
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Audio Editions.(The Essential King James Bible Complete Stories from the Old and New Testaments)(Dead Man's Folly)(Great American Women's Fiction: 10 Unabridged ... An article from: California Bookwatch

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Audio Editions.(The Essential King James Bible Complete Stories from the Old and New Testaments)(Dead Man's Folly)(Great American Women's Fiction: 10 Unabridged ... An article from: California Bookwatch
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This digital document is an article from California Bookwatch, published by Thomson Gale on November 1, 2006. The length of the article is 485 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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