Home recording books

[guitargeorge]

Can anyone give some advice about good books regarding home recording (and/or guitar-recording), please? By good book(s) I mean the kind that explains things in sesame-street language.
Thank you in advance.

 

[Jack Napalm]

Amazon.com: Recording and Producing in the Home Studio: A Complete Guide (9780876390481): David Franz: Books

 

[guitargeorge]

Amazon.com: Recording and Producing in the Home Studio: A Complete Guide (9780876390481): David Franz: Books

OK; thank you. I will look into this.

 

[MaxTwang]

Forget Sesame Street, I wan't Dr. Seuss language! "Then the knob you twirl, like a mighty Gawhirl. And slide the trimmer just like a Bozimmer".

 

[Stratman68]

Mixing Audio_Concepts, Practices and Tools by Roey Izhaki is fabulous. Not only exlains mixing and recording but explains "how things actually work. I could sit in the park and read it.

 

[abey]

+ 1 Definitely a Great Book

 

[guitargeorge]

Mixing Audio_Concepts, Practices and Tools by Roey Izhaki is fabulous. Not only exlains mixing and recording but explains "how things actually work. I could sit in the park and read it.

Aha; thank you Stratman68. I see that this book also contains a DVD with audio samples and mixes. I will check this out.

 

[guitargeorge]

Forget Sesame Street, I wan't Dr. Seuss language! "Then the knob you twirl, like a mighty Gawhirl. And slide the trimmer just like a Bozimmer".

Dr. Seuss; I had to look it up. So he's well known for writing children's books? Never heard of him in the Netherlands, but then again: we have Dick Bruna's Nijntje! I believe it is known as Miffy for the Americans.