Hello,
I was thinking... There are several mixing/mastering books, more or less technicall and well known... But what about audio "engineering" ? I've had a fairly decent level in maths, physics, and signal treatment, as well as electronics designing, and so I'd be interested in learning more theory about recording, microphones, signals in AE etc. I'm not interested in too much vulgarisation but something that could have most of the theory aspects in it. It would definitely bring interesting knowledge.
Are there some good books you would recommend for this ?
I was thinking... There are several mixing/mastering books, more or less technicall and well known... But what about audio "engineering" ? I've had a fairly decent level in maths, physics, and signal treatment, as well as electronics designing, and so I'd be interested in learning more theory about recording, microphones, signals in AE etc. I'm not interested in too much vulgarisation but something that could have most of the theory aspects in it. It would definitely bring interesting knowledge.
Are there some good books you would recommend for this ?