TV Music and Audio

Author: Chen Yicheng
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: The purpose of writing this textbook is to enable individuals who are not familiar with or passionate about the television industry to understand and enhance their appreciation of television art and television music aesthetics through its teaching. By learning the knowledge of audio technology, it aims to cultivate and improve interest in television program production, and enhance the comprehensive application ability of television music production and single-sound operation in practical work. The writing features of this textbook are as follows:
1. Television Music Section: The theoretical system of this section refers to the book "Television Music and Sound" published by the Beijing Broadcasting College Press in 1988 as part of the "Television Program Production Series." This book has a relatively complete theoretical system, and its elaboration on the formation and characteristics of television music is relatively comprehensive.
2. Television Sound Section: It aims to provide rational understanding and a work guide for professional television sound engineers, those involved in using audio-visual equipment, and creators of various television programs. In terms of content arrangement, it emphasizes practicality and avoids excessive scientific theoretical analysis, focusing on the foundation—classics and tradition; while also considering development—contemporary and future, hoping readers can gain some inspiration from it.
3. This textbook adopts a combination of theoretical principles and practical applications to guide students in analyzing and appreciating the content in a clear and accessible manner. Each chapter includes a content summary at the beginning and review questions at the end to facilitate teaching by instructors and reading by students.