ARTICLE
#1
•
Where
To Begin - Guidelines and
suggestions for the hardware and software requirements of a
Computer MUSIC SYSTEMARTICLE #2
•
Things You Can Do With Your Computer Music System
- Describes a variety of music applications - some conventional, and
some not so conventional
ARTICLE #3
•
General MIDI - Why You Need It
- Explains the important differences between "plain-old
MIDI" and the "General MIDI" standard of practice
ARTICLE #4
•
How Does MIDI Do That? - Explanation
of how MIDI works
ARTICLE #5
•Transposing Your Music -
Example of transposing a church hymn to a new key, using Finale
notation/printing software ARTICLE
#6
•Getting Your Computer "MIDI Ready" - Part 1
- Describes a basic soundcard-based music system with hook-up diagrams ARTICLE
#7
•Getting Your Computer "MIDI Ready" - Part 2
- Explains the use of "dedicated" MIDI interfaces for laptop
and desktop music systems with hook-up diagrams ARTICLE
#8
•How MIDI helped Brenna - An
account of how recording MIDI tracks helped the author's daughter
improve her flute playing skills ARTICLE
#9
•How Cakewalk Spoiled Us - A
short chronology of the production of a practice tape using the
popular recording software from Cakewalk ARTICLE
#10
•Making Accompaniment Tracks -
How MIDI can be used for recording multipart instrumental tracks, and
advanced tips for MIDI recording ARTICLE
#11
•The Making Of An Album - How to
record MIDI, Digital Audio, and create your own CD for duplication of
your own album
"Sound
Recording Advice"
•Sound Recording
Advice for the Home Studio - This excellent book by
John J. Volanski is a "must have" for every home
studio musician! |
