Acquire Show Networks And Control Systems Kindle Edition: 2nd Edition Constructed By John Huntington Manuscript

the right depth for someone in my position, enough to get a network up and running and/or troubleshoot issues without going too deep into the protocols, Tone was friendly and conversational even funny at times, which is rare for an academic textbook, This book was enjoyable to read, not a chore like similar texts and I suspect the book started as a series of lecture notes, Finally hats off to the ridiculous "Purple Floyd" and "Comfortably Rich" case study, Man I miss live entertainment, Great book with lots of information, It's a big book so I recommend to pace yourself and read it with a highlighter in your hand, There are a lot of standards and instructions that will make this book slow to read, but it is worth it, It has a wealth of information that not many people know about, especially if you're new to show business, Show Networks and Control Systems, the industry standard since, is both a learning guide for beginners and a reference for experienced technicians, With its unique combined focus on computers, networks, and control systems, the book covers the art and practice of using these tools for live shows

such as concerts, theatre productions, theme park attractions, themedretail installations, cruise ship shows, museum exhibits, interactive media projects, and traditional performing arts.
The book offers an indepth examination of the technology used behind the scenes in lighting, lasers, audio, video, stage machinery, animatronics, special effects, and pyrotechnics and show control, the technique used to interconnect and synchronize two or more show systems.
In this extensively revised and updated second edition after three editions with the previous title, Control Systems for Live Entertainment, Huntington draws on more than three decades of experience in the field and classroom to clearly explain what goes on behind the scenes and inside the machines that bring bold performances to life in realworld settings.
Note: This is a "Print Replica", showing you exactly the same layout you see in the print edition, Links and search work, but you have to do a bit of zooming, especially on phonesize devices, It looks pretty good on a decent size tablet, .