Broadcast and Film Acoustics (Digital Broadcast and Television Technology Book Series)

Author: Lin Dakun
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Publish Date: 2003-05-13
Features: Acoustics of broadcasting and television is an emerging discipline that has developed in response to the needs of sound art creation in broadcasting and television. It focuses on the study of sound phenomena in television and radio. This book elaborates on the fundamental principles of sound generation, propagation, reception, and effects in broadcasting and television, providing the necessary theoretical foundation for digital broadcasting and television sound technology. The content is based on the teaching requirements of relevant majors in higher education institutions and is grounded in the practical needs of sound-related disciplines in broadcasting and television. The selection primarily focuses on the basic physical properties of audible sound, while also striving to establish corresponding physiological responses, psychological effects, and aesthetic experiences. The book mainly includes several parts: fundamentals of acoustics, sound and its control in broadcasting and television, electroacoustics, recording environmental acoustics, and subjective evaluation of sound quality in recording. It offers in-depth discussions on the control of recording space environments and the establishment of sound spatial effects. This book can serve as a teaching material for relevant majors in higher education institutions and can also be used as a reference for professionals in broadcasting, film, television, stage sound engineering, audio-visual education, and other fields.