Digital Music Adobe Audition 2.0 Audio Processing Beginner's Guide -(Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Chen Kun
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is divided into 8 chapters:
Chapter 1 primarily introduces the setup of a computer music production system and hardware equipment to help readers create their own music production system;
Chapter 2 provides a "quick start" approach, enabling those who have no prior experience with computer music software to quickly get up to speed and master basic software operations as well as familiarize themselves with the software's interface;
Chapter 3 systematically and comprehensively introduces the menu bar, various modes, and interface of Audition 2.0;
Chapters 4 and 5 detail how to use Audition 2.0 software for various audio processing and the use of various effects;
Chapter 6 explains the use of multi-track mode, import/export, mixing console, insert effects, send effects, and other components in a macro-to-micro, simple-to-complex manner;
Chapter 7 primarily introduces the basic knowledge and use of mainstream plugins supported by Audition 2.0, enabling readers to better process music;
Chapter 8 presents a comprehensive and innovative discussion of the mixing process of a complete song, serving as a review and recap of the various operations introduced in the previous chapters.
This book provides relevant examples for each audio processing or effect being introduced to help readers better master the use of Audition 2.0, as well as to allow readers to review the knowledge of each chapter in an applied form.
Each example is explained in a "Step-by-Step" format, making it possible for readers who have never had any experience with computer music to operate systematically.
The target readers of this book can be beginners in computer music or professional music producers with some foundation and experience. Even newcomers to computer music with no prior exposure can quickly get started with computer music production with this book.
Additionally, this book can also serve as a textbook or teaching reference for music and arts colleges across the country.