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ArtistPro The Art of Mixing (DVD) ¹
David Gibson's hugely popular The Art of Mixing, the book that has taught a generation of mixing engineers, comes to life with over 3-1/2 hours of vivid, animated instruction on one feature-packed DVD! With Gibson's exclusive 3-dimensional framework, you'll learn the right way to create every style of mix for any style of music. Topics covered include: descriptions and visuals of the functions of each piece of studio equipment involved in mixing, specific concepts behind making a mix that is appropriate for the music and the song, correlations between audio parameters and the visual parameters of the virtual mixer, and much more!...details

ArtistPro Critical Listening Auditory Perception (Book/CD) ¹
A professional training course for student audio engineers. This course includes a 200 page book and 5 CD's all of which can be used as a classroom course or self-tutorial. This contains the information needed for developing the skills to be a sound enginer, and it costs less than schools!...details

ArtistPro The Songwriter's Guide to Collaboration 2nd Edition Book ¹
This updated version of The Songwriter's Guide has been revised and expanded to tell you all you need to know about becoming the next Lennon and McCartney. You'll learn what to expect when working with another songwriter and to make your co-songwriting efforts an effective synergy. Carter offers insightful looks at how to find a partner, how to share success and rejection, generating song ideas, tips on how to write songs, and much more. 102 pages....details

ArtistPro Electronic Music Pioneers Book ¹
From Leon Theremin to software synths, and from Kraftwerk to gangster rap, the electronic music explosion has made an impact on almost every aspect of the music industry. The book, Electronic Music Pioneers tells the exciting stories of the people and inventions that revolutionized the musical sound palette. Electronic Music Pioneers tells an expansive history of electronic music and is filled with exhaustive research and useful knowledge about the methods and history of electronic music. The book features an extensive timeline, as well as interviews with synth legends like keyboard designer Dr. Robert Moog and artist Klaus Schulze. Composer, musician, and journalist Ben Kettlewell has been involved with almost every aspect of the music industry for over 3 decades. In the early '80s, he hosted a popular public radio program, Imaginary Visions, which was one of the first electronic music series aired in the United States. He has also written scores for various theatrical and film projects, including Jonathan Morrill's 1992 cult film Johnny in Monsterland. He is currently the editor of Alternate Music Press (www.alternatemusicpress.com), an online music archive. He lives in Marina Del Ray, California....details