Focusing on the implementation and maintenance of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), this book draws from extensive experience across various sectors, including IT, business, government, and academia. It serves as an essential resource for a diverse audience, from company directors and IT managers to government officials and educators in IT, making it a must-have reference for anyone involved in PKI.
Exploring the evolution of recorded sound, the book delves into the physics behind sound generation and its historical development, highlighting significant technologies like multi-channel tape recorders. It contrasts live and recorded sound, especially in classical music, and discusses the nuances of instrument sound production and recording techniques. Key topics include microphone use, digital workstations, and the transformation of music reproduction at home. The author concludes with insights on the future of music recording and the evolving role of the Audio Engineer.