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Originally Posted by Janszoon
If you can, try taking a class. I took a couple sound studio classes and they were a huge help for me. Also, read as much as you can about the subject. There are some great book out there but also a lot of article available for free online. I've found this archive of articles pretty helpful for example. |
Sound studio classes can be helpful for some, but they can also be very dull for the non-tech minded as they often don't realize that a large part of learning studio engineering is more about understanding electrical signal path and acoustics and not so much the semi-subjective art of mixing and mastering. I was lucky enough to learn hands on in a professional environment before I took a class. If I took classes first I probably would have fallen asleep through them, but that's more an indictment of me than of your post.
Ditty 
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