Microphone, audio interface, computer, and software are the most important tools in music production. Most components are available for little money. But beware: there's more to it than just the equipment if the sound quality is to be convincing. In this book, Friedrich Neumann shares all the essential tips and tricks over 80 pages, from choosing the right microphone to setting up the recording space, as well as editing and digital post-production. A crash course for anyone looking to record themselves, their choir, their band, their ensemble, or a spoken text.