Corbett, 2020 - Google Patents
Mic it!: microphones, microphone techniques, and their impact on the final mixCorbett, 2020
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- Corbett I
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Capture great sound in the first place and spend less time" fixing it in the mix" with Ian Corbett's Mic It! With this updated and expanded second edition, you'll quickly understand essential audio concepts as they relate to microphones and mic techniques and learn how …
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