April 2013
Beginner
480 pages
23h 17m
English
Two distinctly different mixing concepts are used in communications and these are based either on linear or nonlinear techniques. Generally the linear technique is restricted to audio and video programme production, while the nonlinear concept is very largely used for frequency changing.
Many input signals sources are linearly added together to produce a composite output signal that ideally contains no intermodulation products. For example, a multi-track recorder can be used to record separate instrumental tracks. The mixer unit can then combine these to produce an orchestral effect.
Each channel of the mixer will carry equalisation and gain networks to balance the relative frequency ...
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