Acoustics of Film and Television Recording

Author: Lin Dakun (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is the first professional textbook specifically written for audio recording majors in higher education institutions. Its primary purpose is to introduce the fundamental theoretical knowledge of acoustics essential for film and television audio recording and related fields. The book is divided into seven chapters, systematically elaborating on particle vibration theory, the basic properties of sound waves, fundamental acoustic quantities, electro-mechanical-acoustic analogy, and the basic characteristics of hearing. It also provides a brief introduction to the vibration theory of elastic bodies. This book serves as the professional foundational textbook for film and television audio recording majors in higher education institutions and can also be used as a teaching material for other related disciplines in the audio frequency field.