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Anybody got any favourite books that they would like to share..
I am talking about how the gear was put together rather than the theory or recording techniques
If I start with my favourite perhaps others can chip in
Good Vibrations: History of Record Production
Alan Parsons (Foreword), Brian Eno (Foreword), Mark Cunningham....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1860742424/ref=ase_wwwlink-software-21/202-4987293-6496600
Good at the beginning on stuff like what the Tom Dowd set up in the Atlantic Studios was (no eq on the board - three Pultecs used as outboard, Mics grouped into networks (aka busses)...)
Good book...
Guys any others?
I am talking about how the gear was put together rather than the theory or recording techniques
If I start with my favourite perhaps others can chip in
Good Vibrations: History of Record Production
Alan Parsons (Foreword), Brian Eno (Foreword), Mark Cunningham....
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1860742424/ref=ase_wwwlink-software-21/202-4987293-6496600
Good at the beginning on stuff like what the Tom Dowd set up in the Atlantic Studios was (no eq on the board - three Pultecs used as outboard, Mics grouped into networks (aka busses)...)
Good book...
Guys any others?
