Table of Contents

Types of Producers and Productions Finances, Organization, and Politics Visual Representations of Imaging as a Tool for Production Music Theory Printer The Pre-Production Process Structuring and Critiquing the Eleven Aspects Higher Level Concepts Producing in the Studio Overall Production Goals Digital Audio Production Tapping into the Source: Inspiring Creativity Balancing Creativity and Mass Appeal Moment-to-Moment Awareness Songwriting Choosing a Producer Selling Yourself as a Producer Protection

About the Author

David Gibson has engineered and produced albums in a wide range of styles of music - acoustic rock, jazz, rock, new age, heavy metal, rap, hip-hop, and electronica. He has been teaching, engineering, and producing groups in major 24-track studios since 1982 and is the founder of Globe Institute of Recording and Production in San Francisco. Gibson has also done recording for James Brown's band, Bobby Whitlock (Derek and the Dominos), the Atlanta Rhythm Section, and Hank William's Jr.'s band, as well as having worked with members of the Doobie Brothers, Lacy J. Dalton's band, Herbie Hancock's band, and It's a Beautiful Day. Gibson is also the inventor of the patented "Virtual Mixer" mixing plug-in which uses 3D visuals to control a mix.

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Types of Producers and Productions Finances, Organization, and Politics Visual Representations of Imaging as a Tool for Production Music Theory Printer The Pre-Production Process Structuring and Critiquing the Eleven Aspects Higher Level Concepts Producing in the Studio Overall Production Goals Digital Audio Production Tapping into the Source: Inspiring Creativity Balancing Creativity and Mass Appeal Moment-to-Moment Awareness Songwriting Choosing a Producer Selling Yourself as a Producer Protection