Get Your Groove on the Move: A concise guide to modern music production.

ISBN-13: 9781463620219 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 400 str.

Wiggzaro Vise

Opis

"Get Your Groove on the Move" is a book that will provide the reader with a detailed overview of both the theoretical and practical aspects of modern music production. It provides a thorough non-specialist introduction to this vast field of expertise in a manner which is neither simplistic nor overly technical. In this book you will learn how to: Produce your own music Understand the process that goes into making an album Learn about all the different aspects of modern music production Get a grasp of the theoretical basics of sound and hearing. Understand the nature of computer music production Learn about electronic musical instruments Learn about the components that make up a recording studio Learn about recording, mixing and mastering an album Gain knowledge on how to promote an album. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in building a career in the music industry, whether you aspire to being a musician, a producer or a sound engineer. Selected Quote's on the book "I can say that it provides a very useful overview of the practical and theoretical aspects of contemporary music technology, in terms which are readily understandable to the average student. " "This book could comfortably form the core of a Music Technology syllabus for schools and universities. " Marc Duby, Ph.D. Professor of Musicology at University of South Africa "This book is well written and articulated in such a way that its contents could be easily understood, absorbed and the information imparted could be applied by any student who wishes to pursue a career in music technology at tertiary level." "I strongly recommend and endorse a book such as this. It would be extremely beneficial if adopted as a text book at institutions with music technology programmes." Professor Hotep Idris Galeta University of Fort Hare, South Africa

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