Making Music on the Apple Mac
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.19 (677 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1870775953 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 113 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Keith began his musical career at the age of seventeen playing saxophone, composing and recording for such labels as Virgin, Electra and Elton John's Rocket Records. Since then he s been involved in just about every style of music imaginable both as a player and writer ranging from jazz orchestras to reggae outfits. He also publishes educ
"Nice quick start to making music on th eMac" according to John A. Suda. Like nearly everything else in our culture, music is becoming more on and more digitalized. Performers, producers, composers, and other music-related parties are coming to rely more and more on computers, especially Apple Macintosh computers, to assist them. Dan McKinnon said Nice Intro Book For Mac Music Newbies. For anyone that is looking to record music onto their computer, the Macintosh is the best option going today. For decades, all superusers that record music or work on digital imagery know that the Macintosh is the best computer out there to get the job done. Nice, brief, overview Jack D. Herrington This is a very thin book. It's about 100 pages and it covers a lot in that frame. The book takes you end to end, from buying the hardware, to using the software, to burning the CDs. And it does it at an absolutely lightning pace.For the money this is a good
And when your masterpiece is complete, learn how to organise your music, create playlists, burn CDs and publish your music on the Net. Step by step projects show you how to record with GarageBand, an easy-to-use package with hundreds of instruments and loops, that's free with every Mac. There's a section on setting up your studio and configuring your audio and MIDI interfaces for optimum performance. All Mac computers are suitable for recording music but which one you choose depends very much on what you want to do. Making music is now easier than ever on the Mac.. Whether you're a singer/songw
He also publishes educational sheet music and audio products from his busy Internet site. You can find out more about him at saxmusicplus.. About the AuthorKeith Gemmell is a UK music technology writer who contributes monthly to Music Tech Magazine. Since then he s been involved in just about every style of music imaginable both as a player and writer ranging from jazz orchestras to reggae outfits. Keith began his musical career at the age of seventeen playing saxophone, composing and recording for such labels as Virgin, Electra and Elton John's Rocket Records. This valuable experience enabled him to work alongside top record producers such as Gus Dudgeon