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Does anybody know of some good e-book/s on music composing ? I haven't read anything good in awhile.
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There's Music Theory for Computer Musicians. Have you read that?
bandcoach
Zukatoku - Mod Scientist
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I have some links that I'll have to dig through and make sure are still working there is a wealth of material out there.
Start here for now: teoría - Music Theory Web
I have some links that I'll have to dig through and make sure are still working there is a wealth of material out there.
Start here for now: teoría - Music Theory Web
Ese.Puente
Knower
Yep, I actually read that one last year, I still have it printed out in my drawer, its a good book.
BTW, do you think I should look for more recent books ? cause I've found some from 2001 - 2003 and I was thinking that they are probably outdated since technology has evolved a lot.
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DAMN ! That link is really helpful, good lookin' out man.
Post em here in case you find some more, I'm sure a lot of people would also appreciate it
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BTW, do you think I should look for more recent books ? cause I've found some from 2001 - 2003 and I was thinking that they are probably outdated since technology has evolved a lot.
---------- Post added at 03:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:20 PM ----------
DAMN ! That link is really helpful, good lookin' out man.
Post em here in case you find some more, I'm sure a lot of people would also appreciate it
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bandcoach
Zukatoku - Mod Scientist
Yep, I actually read that one last year, I still have it printed out in my drawer, its a good book.
BTW, do you think I should look for more recent books ? cause I've found some from 2001 - 2003 and I was thinking that they are probably outdated since technology has evolved a lot.
---------- Post added at 03:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:20 PM ----------
DAMN ! That link is really helpful, good lookin' out man.
Post em here in case you find some more, I'm sure a lot of people would also appreciate it
It never hurts to read older books, the technology may change but the concepts don't - there hasn't really been a new paradigm in interaction with technology in music making since the invention of the hardware sequencer - even the earliest computer based sequencers (1950's/60's) were fed piano roll like cards to instruct them on what notes to play and when.
More for that neo-soul thing than anything else look at these
A Jazz Improvisation Primer
Jazz Arranging Online - by Prof. Chuck Israels-Northern Sound Source
Jazz Arranging Class | Jazz Arranging Lessons | Big Band Arranging