the mixing engineer's handbook

i just read this joint

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... 59-3458520


great book, especially for those that want to know more about eq'ing

I got this shit , I love using the new york compression method

Great read. I copped this book last year and saw wonders happen with my mixes. Highly recommended

DjChronoBeats wrote:I got this **** , I love using the new york compression method

whats the new york compression method???? can you shed some light???

Yeah - i got this from my local library - it's one hell of a read they ain't gettin it back!

Yeah I got that PDf, $5 takes it, I only have one though, so if someone comes with a higher offer...

Do you guys feel the tips translate well to sampled based music

hell yeah. mixing is mixing for the most. they let u know if the tip is geared more towards a certain genre

Don't mean to be offensive but the mix engineers handbook is a bit of a joke. If you want a real top end book you should check out

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... 82-6387209

to each his own. i didnt think it was a joke. theres a diff between mixing and mastering too

Dos wrote:Don't mean to be offensive but the mix engineers handbook is a bit of a joke. If you want a real top end book you should check out

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... 82-6387209

this is what i'm on now, it is a really good book, but it doesnt take anything away from the mix engineers handbook, this one is more of an all in one book

why are you trying to compare Bob Katz authority on MASTERING with a bunch of interviews with mixers?

both are excellent reads and have more than enough information to school you in the dark mysteries of music production.

u can get info from anything to say the mixing engineers handbook is a joke is to show a lack of understanding for the learning process. akso to compare a mixing book to a mastering book is a little misinformed.