There is a lot to keep track of when producing music. Win this book to stay on top of it all. To enter, all you’ve gotta do is comment! One random commenter will be chosen as winner. Too easy.
Win an Audio Engineering Notebook from Audio Issues
For the chance to win a copy of Audio Notes (pictured above) put together by Björgvin Bendiktsson, all you need to do is comment. You might like to let us know how you’re currently keeping track of your tracks, or how you think this book will help you. Make sure to include your correct email address with your comment so that we can contact you. This giveaway is open worldwide, but make sure to get your comment in before midnight this Saturday, Pacific Eastern Standard Time.
What Do You Get?
Audio Notes is a compact A5 size notebook. Its small size is perfect to carry with you but still large enough for easy writing. Its coil bound spine enables comfortable page handling.
Audio Notes has a track-sheet on every page designed by a sound engineer for music production purposes. Its custom 24-track design is perfect to capture all the production ideas you need for any of your sessions.
Reviewers of my printable audio engineering track-sheets have said, among other things:
- “They have helped students prepare for recording/mixing sessions.”
- “Excellent for keeping things in order.”
So a book filled with these useful track-sheets is guaranteed to help you prepare for your sessions as well as keeping them in order.
There is a lot of fancy home recording equipment out there but sometimes you just need to get back to basics and keep your notes an arms-length away. By using Audio Notes you can keep your sessions organized both in- and outside of the studio.
Audio Notes is a notebook designed for the note-taking engineer that never wants to forget another production idea.
Not only is it designed to keep all your production notes organized by song and artist, but with a little audio engineering tip on every page it’s my hope that it will inspire your productions as well.
If you miss out, check it out at the Audio Issues website.
Please note: Envato staff and people who have written more than two tutorials/articles for a Tuts+ site are not eligible to enter.