Master Handbook of Acoustics

by F. Alton Everest

The goal of this book is to apply the principles of acoustics to the audio arts. This involves serving as an interpreter of major trends and the literature for students and practitioners in the audio field. Along with covering the more theoretical aspects of acoustics, the book applies the theory to the design of specialized audio spaces such as the home listening room, the control room, and the multi-track-recording studio.

Genres: Music, Science, Physics, Nonfiction, Engineering, Textbooks, Reference

615 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1981

About the author

F. Alton Everest (1909–2005) was an American acoustical engineer, a cofounder of the American Scientific Affiliation, and its first president.

Reviews

[Beard Papa]

If you ever find yourself having to write a training manual on acoustics, this book should be your wing man. It was worth every penny I will now have to pay in library late fees.

[Rogelio Marín]

This was the first one I read (related to music), It was a good introduction for learning more stuff like mixing, producing and (a little bit) of mastering.

Also it's pretty great for know what sound is, the way your ears function and other interesting things.

[Alain Patrick]

Complete overview for the enthusiasts and those willing to venture in the realm of Acoustics.

[RustyShack]

5th ed...

[Jim Breau]

The cornerstone within any sound enthusiast's collection.

[Andres Felipe Sanchez Pinilla]

Vale oro este material.

Este libro es una gran compra es muy extenso pero vale la pena tomarse el tiempo para leerlo. Vale oro.