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Classical Recording A Practical Guide in the Decca Tradition
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Classical Recording A Practical Guide in the Decca Tradition

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Classical Recording: A Practical Guide in the Decca Traditionis the authoritative guide to all aspects of recording acoustic classical music. Offering detailed descriptions, diagrams, and photographs of fundamental recording techniques such as the Decca tree, this book offers a comprehensive overview of the essential skills involved in successfully producing a classical recording. Written by engineers with years of experience working for Decca and Abbey Road Studios and as freelancers, Classical Recording equips the student, the interested amateur, and the practising professional with the required knowledge andconfidenceto tackle everything from solo piano to opera.

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