Designing Sound (Mit Press)
Designing Sound examines the creative and technical foundations of sound design. Centered on digital audio, it considers how sounds are imagined, constructed, shaped, and applied, making it a useful resource for readers seeking a broad understanding of sound design practice and its place in contemporary audio work.
About This Book
Designing Sound presents sound design as a field combining creative thinking with technical knowledge.
The book focuses on the creation, shaping, and use of sound within digital audio and related media.
It is intended for readers interested in understanding sound design as a practical and conceptual discipline.
With its emphasis on digital audio, the book provides a focused introduction to the ideas and processes behind designed sound.
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