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<br> Remarkably comprehensive in scope, written in down-to-earth language, Recording on a Budget thoroughly explains the recording process and helps the reader assemble a recording set-up tailored to his or her specific needs. --Bill Anschell, anist/composer/recording artist <br> Brent has created an indispensable, one-stop resource; thorough, accessible and up to date. If I had to buy just one book as my 'go to' for anything to do with recording, this would be the one. --Fran McKendree, performing/recording artist, producer, workshop leader<br> Recording on a Budget is perfect for all musicians, educators or anyone else looking to increase their knowledge of audio recording. The book is concise and well thought-out. It is indispensible for everyone, from the novice to the home-studio owner. --John H. Truebger, Multimedia Engineer, Eastman School of Music<br> A superb discussion of audio concepts presented in the context of what is necessary to know about producing quality music

Remarkably comprehensive in scope, written in down-to-earth language, Recording on a Budget thoroughly explains the recording process and helps the reader assemble a recording set-up tailored to his or her specific needs. Bill Anschell, anist/composer/recording artist Brent has created an indispensable, one-stop resource; thorough, accessible and up to date. If I had to buy just one book as my 'go to' for anything to do with recording, this would be the one. Fran McKendree, performing/recording artist, producer, workshop leader Recording on a Budget is perfect for all musicians, educators or anyone else looking to increase their knowledge of audio recording. The book is concise and well thought-out. It is indispensible for everyone, from the novice to the home-studio owner. John H. Truebger, Multimedia Engineer, Eastman School of Music A superb discussion of audio concepts presented in the context of what is necessary to know about producing quality music recordings in a budget-conscious setting. Whether a through-read or a reference, Edstrom's Recording on a Budget is a valuable addition to the catalog of audio recording texts; highly recommended reading. Bruce H. Frazier, Western Carolina University Classical Net music lovers who want to take a break from listening and record something of their own could well learn a lot...very informative...The book is very well-written...chock full of up-to-date resources, further reading suggestions, websites and manufacturers' details etc...Appendices, notes and an adequate index round out what it sure to more than meet the needs of anyone interested in making their own recordings. Production levels for the book are as high as its price is reasonable. Classical.net

<br> Remarkably comprehensive in scope, written in down-to-earth language, Recording on a Budget thoroughly explains the recording process and helps the reader assemble a recording set-up tailored to his or her specific needs. --Bill Anschell, anist/composer/recording artist <br><p><br> Brent has created an indispensable, one-stop resource; thorough, accessible and up to date. If I had to buy just one book as my 'go to' for anything to do with recording, this would be the one. --Fran McKendree, performing/recording artist, producer, workshop leader<p><br> Recording on a Budget is perfect for all musicians, educators or anyone else looking to increase their knowledge of audio recording. The book is concise and well thought-out. It is indispensible for everyone, from the novice to the home-studio owner. --John H. Truebger, Multimedia Engineer, Eastman School of Music<p><br> A superb discussion of audio concepts presented in the context of what is necessary to know about producing quality music recordings in a budget-conscious setting. Whether a through-read or a reference, Edstrom's Recording on a Budget is a valuable addition to the catalog of audio recording texts; highly recommended reading. --Bruce H. Frazier, Western Carolina University<p><br> Classical Net music lovers who want to take a break from listening and record something of their own could well learn a lot...very informative...The book is very well-written...chock full of up-to-date resources, further reading suggestions, websites and manufacturers' details etc....Appendices, notes and an adequate index round out what it sure to more than meet the needs of anyone interested in making their own recordings. Production levels for the book are as high as its price is reasonable. --Classical.net<p><br>

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Brent Edstrom is author of Musicianship In the Digital Age, Oscar Peterson Plays Standards, and Bill Evans: A Step-by-Step Breakdown of the Piano Styles and Techniques of a Jazz Legend. He has worked as a session player and arranger for many recording projects and has arranged and orchestrated music for national acts including Carmen Bradford, Dee Daniels and Freda Payne. Edstrom currently teaches jazz studies, music theory and composition at Whitworth University.

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