October 2003
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
9h 35m
English
This chapter is concerned with the principles of audio recording and replay using mass storage media, including various approaches to editing.
In audio workstations, recordings are stored in sound files on mass storage media. The storage medium is normally a disk but other media may be used in certain circumstances such as for backup of disks. For the sake of simplicity disks are assumed to be the primary means of storage in the following sections. A sound file is an individual recording of any length from a few seconds to a number of hours (within the limits of the system). With tape recording, parts of a tape may be recorded at different times, and in such a situation there will ...
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