The Sound Effects Bible: How to Create and Record Hollywood Style Sound Effects

by Ric Viers

The Sound Effects Bible is a complete guide to recording and editing sound effects. The book covers topics such as microphone selection, field recorders, the ABCs of digital audio, understanding Digital Audio Workstations, building your own Foley stage, designing your own editing studio, and more.

Genres: Film, Music, Nonfiction

326 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2008

Reviews

[Matt Cheney]

A good overview of sound recording and editing. Very dated now in terms of technology but all the fundamentals are very relevant.

[Tung David]

This is the book I was looking for to be able to create interesting rizz soundboard effects

[David Effer]

I read the whole book and made my own effetti sonori

[Efektydzwiekowe]

I read this book and it helped me create many sound effects at https://efektydzwiekowe.com/

[Lee]

Anyone getting into sound design should start here!

[Tiến Đạt]

Perfect find! For more cool sound effects, try https://jpringtones.com/sound-effects/.

[Terry]

Thanks K!
I need to hook you up with Frank Serafine (He and Alan Howarth did the audio for Jurassic Park and Star Trek!), he just published GB's of nature sounds! He used my Vortex Surround Encoder to do some of the post production work.
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