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Guide to MIDI Orchestration 4e

Name: Guide to MIDI Orchestration 4e
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 04043784
Price: 75118 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Paul Gilreath
ISBN: 9780240814131

Paul Gilreath

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04043784

Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd, March 2010

This book is written for composers, arrangers and MIDI musicians of all levels and will be helpful t... Full description

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This book is written for composers, arrangers and MIDI musicians of all levels and will be helpful to game, film and TV composers .As well as traditional orchestral, teachers and instructors. When doing virtual orchestrations (orchestrations played back using only computers) readers need to understand all aspects of the technology and the art, from correct set up to how to put a note in a piece and manipulating that note. This is where The Guide To MIDI Orchestration, now in its 4th edition, comes into play teaching the range and techniques for each instrument, it is packed full of details and tips on how to get electronic instruments sounding less electronic and more real. Unlike the typical book on arranging actual instruments, this book gives readers the tips in the context of electronically sampled instruments, particularly computer-based software synthesizers. The insightful interviews with mastering engineers Bob Katz and Bob Ludwig, and library developers Eric Persing, Gary Garritian and Heb Tucmall providing real world knowledge that and a glimpse of the future of the industry. Chapters on studio set up, requirements, effects and processing and plug-in considerations all help them meet the high demands put on them as a MIDI composer. The books website holds other key resources- audio clips, recordings and examples, up to date reviews and recommendations of orchestral libraries and plug-in considerations.