- Subjects
- Published
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Hoboken, N.J. : Chichester :
Wiley ; John Wiley [distributor]
2008.
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Physical Description
- xx, 357 p. : ill., music ; 24 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
- Format
- System requirements for CD-ROM (Windows): PC; 512MB RAM, minimum (1GB RAM preferred); 350MB free hard disk space (3.5GB preferred); Windows XP (service pack 2) or Vista; ASIO-compatible soundcard, optional but recommended); CD-ROM drive (DVD-ROM drive preferred).
System requirements for CD-ROM (Mac): PC; 512MB RAM, minimum; 350MB free hard disk space; MACOS X 10.4 or later; DVD-ROM drive. - Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN
- 9780470170953
9780555039113
- Introduction
- Part l. So You Want to Compose Digital Music
- Chapter 1. Introducing Digital Music
- Chapter 2. The Digital Music Revolution
- Chapter 3. Music Notation Basics
- Part II. Gearing Up
- Chapter 4. Digital Composing Hardware
- Chapter 5. Getting Cool Gear
- Chapter 6. The World of Music Software
- Part III. The Basics: Building Your First Tune
- Chapter 7. Instant Music: Using the Templates
- Chapter 8. To Live and Burn in L.A.: Output 101
- Chapter 9. Sharing the Love: Internet Publishing
- Part IV. Getting Fancy: Building Your Tune from Scratch
- Chapter 10. What 's the Score? Creating Your Score Paper
- Chapter 11. No -Frills Notes: Basic Note Entry
- Chapter 12. Composing with Your Instrument
- Chapter 13. Keep the Beat: Adding the Drum Part
- Part V. Beyond the Basics: Advanced Composing Tips and Tricks
- Chapter 14. Spice Is Nice: Marking Up Your Score
- Chapter 15. You 're a Real Composer Now
- Chapter 16. Fine -Tuning the Mix: Playback Options
- Part VI. The Part of Tens
- Chapter 17. Ten Digital Music Terms You Should Know
- Chapter 18. Ten (Or So) Composers You Should Know
- Chapter 19. Ten (Or So) Sibelius Tips and Tricks
- Part VII. Appendixes
- Appendix A. Common Instrument Ranges
- Appendix B. About the CD
- Index