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Basic Digital Recording
Many musicians are put off using MIDI by the very books meant to explain it. This one is different. By using references to everyday items such as television or the telephone, Basic Midi is actually extremely logical and straightforward to use. The book's comprehensive diagrams and clear, jargon-free language mean any user will soon be able to master this increasingly important area of music.
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208 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 1, 2000
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March 18, 2020
What may seem a dated book is actually very useful to users of early MIDI equipment. A usful book to have hanging around the home studio
May 9, 2015
Older Information in a Moment to Moment World
This book would have helped me starting out in midi back in 1988. Today, a midi expert can show you midi but cannot make you a composer or a creative writer. I would recommend starting out inexpensively with a Casio and moving on to a Kurzweil or advanced Roland WORKSTATION KEYBOARD
This book would have helped me starting out in midi back in 1988. Today, a midi expert can show you midi but cannot make you a composer or a creative writer. I would recommend starting out inexpensively with a Casio and moving on to a Kurzweil or advanced Roland WORKSTATION KEYBOARD
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