Awards

• Winner of 1st PRIZE (BEST SERIES) - NEW YORK BOOK SHOW 2007

Overview

What is the difference between an echo and a reverberation? How do you calculate the best note to whistle in a toilet?Where do you best place microphones for that perfect recording? In this fascinating little book, musician Steve Marshall explores the subject of acoustics. From decibels to dolphins, stereo to surround, this book will appeal to singers, musicians, architects, biologists, and anyone who ever wanted to know more about the wonderful world of sound.

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9781907155437

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Wooden Books are: Fascinating FINANCIAL TIMES. Beautiful LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS. Rich and Artful THE LANCET. Genuinely mind-expanding FORTEAN TIMES. Excellent NEW SCIENTIST. Stunning NEW YORK TIMES. Small books, big ideas.

Author Information

Steve Marshall has built a dozen recording studios and composed and recorded music for several hundred TV programmes, working for a time in the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. He lives on the Glastonbury Festival site in Somerset.

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