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Recording and Mixing Music for Film
Author: Richard Davis
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Berklee College of Music faculty member Richard Davis explains the basics of what is involved in recording and mixing music for film.
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Related Berklee Music Online Courses
BMW-160 Film Scoring 101
Create original music to accompany a visual medium by learning fundamental to more advanced film scoring techniques.
Related Berklee Press Books
Complete Guide to Film Scoring
Learn the art and business of writing music for films and TV, including: the film-making process, preparing and recording a score, contracts and fees, publishing, royalties, and copyrights. Features interviews with 19 film-scoring professionals.
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