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Killer Demos! Hot Tips & Cool Secrets - DVD Video



Item number 2630307DP, $19.95

A great sounding demo tape is a must-have for anyone shopping a record deal or anyone interested in submitting songs. Now, you don't have to be a technical wizard (or know someone who is!) to make a great demo. This new edition of the classic, best selling "Killer Demos" DVD will show you how to produce great demos at home in your personal studio. Bill Gibson, renowned recording instructor, engineer, producer and composer, will take you step-by-step through the recording process. You'll learn everything from equipment selection to mixdown, as well as some of the hot techniques used by todays biggest producers.

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