Has anyone ever worked in a recording studio?

There are too many questions. Introduce one by one:

1. The use of the mixer is very complicated and professional. Mainly to convert sound signals. Each key has its own function of controlling and rendering sound. Play beautification and restoration to achieve the best sound you want.

2. Universities all have majors in this field: audio engineering, recording engineering and acoustics all study these. Main Name: Acoustic Engineering

Finding books by yourself is a kind of extra-curricular supplement for you, and it is of course necessary.

There is also a mixer in Hall D, and the kind you are talking about is a special mixer for rendering a certain characteristic timbre. By controlling him, you can achieve the characteristic timbre you need.

This thing is not easy to learn, it needs excellent knowledge of mathematics and physics, and it also needs good talent (ability to judge sounds). This will get twice the result with half the effort.

6. There are few professional similar software on the computer. Ordinary enthusiasts spend their own money to buy equipment, but this thing is really expensive, and the basic small recording studio equipment can't achieve the effect without 10000 yuan.

7. Yes, you can adjust the style you want through the parameters of various devices. But you must be familiar with running all kinds of equipment and software. Even after you reach a certain level, you can change and retouch your voice. There are not many studio singers now. That's the reason. After beautifying his voice through various devices and software, you can make a finished product to comfort fans.

After answering so many questions, I want to give you a suggestion: if you want to play acoustic engineering, you'd better practice. By communicating with the musicians around you, you can learn faster and more. Everything in the book is dead. Acoustic engineering itself is relatively broad, there is no absolute good, only absolute personality. Music made according to personal preferences will not be the same.