Hey

i asked the same question like 2 weeks ago...and didnt really get an answer...

But i'll give u a direction to go

I checked out the following sites...pretty informative and the basic principles r there

www.Futureproducers.com

www.TRanceProduction.com

Good Luck

Sebastiano

these are probably the best ones that cover tha majority of important topics to get you started and keep you busy for a long time.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...9212658-2113200

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...9212658-2113200

afterwards you should start studying topics individually... find tutorials on the internet... or pick up books specifically on one topic Ie: sound design, your sequencer, equalization, mixing, mastering.. etc.

Go to an Borders or something like that. I have about 3 or 4 books on recording and producing. One is a Visual Guide to pro tools. I have one called 'Musicians Guide to Home Recording' and some others.

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thanks guys, and if you have more stuff, keep em coming

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Depends...are you looking for basics like analogue synthesis? Or more advanced stuff like layout and design? I read a good one called "Quick Guide to Analogue Synthesis" which was concise and great for learning the fundamentals...

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