A Basic Guide to Their Features and Use By: William Philbrick Get the best out of your music whether you're operating a basic analog 4-track or a modular digital multitrack with this book, an indispensable introduction to the basic principles of multitracking: recording audio alongside audio that has been previously recorded. This book's clear and concise instruction covers: recording music from raw basic tracks to the final master mix; the many varieties of multitrack machines; the art of recording to hard disk (random access); how to keep accurate track sheets and stay organized; and much more. This entry into Hal Leonard's popular "What's A . . ." series is the best way to start becoming the engineer/producer you want to be. 64 pages, Softbound book