Production Books?
- Usernamemyarse
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Hi, ive been producing for a few years now and i feel like I have made some great progress during that time, but now I feel like I need to step it up and Youtube videos just isnt doing it for me anymore so I have started to browse for books about the subject, but i just dont know wich ones to buy.
So... Any suggestions? I have had my eye on "The Producers Manual" for a while now but the pages Amazon gives out isnt really helping.
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Music theory for computer musicians, by I don't remember but it's a good book trust me, the author wrote other books about music, ok I got it let me find it
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Depends on what you're looking to improve. Are you after more knowledge about the inner-workings of music (how to write better melodies, good harmonies, interesting chord progressions, etc.), or are you looking for ways to improve the sound of your mixing (using compressors, EQs, spatial mixing, etc.)?
The two are very different, but equally useful topics. They have practically no overlap in study -- so a little more clarification of what you're after would be useful!
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At 3/1/13 01:10 PM, DavidOrr wrote: Depends on what you're looking to improve. Are you after more knowledge about the inner-workings of music (how to write better melodies, good harmonies, interesting chord progressions, etc.), or are you looking for ways to improve the sound of your mixing (using compressors, EQs, spatial mixing, etc.)?
The two are very different, but equally useful topics. They have practically no overlap in study -- so a little more clarification of what you're after would be useful!
Currently im looking for some books about mixing and mastering, but if you know about any good books about composing then feel free to post them here :)
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I coulda sworn there was a thread specifically for this that mentioned something like 30 different books before dying off.
Cant find it though.
I'm useless
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At 3/2/13 01:48 AM, Breed wrote: I coulda sworn there was a thread specifically for this that mentioned something like 30 different books before dying off.
Cant find it though.
I'm useless
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At 3/2/13 02:56 AM, The-iMortal wrote:At 3/2/13 01:48 AM, Breed wrote: I coulda sworn there was a thread specifically for this that mentioned something like 30 different books before dying off.http://www.newgrounds.com/bbs/topic/1315539
Cant find it though.
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Right, sorry :)
I didnt know there already was a thread like this :D


