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Music and New Technology: The Midi Connection

Gabriel Jacobs, Panicos Georghiades

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This introduction to the recording and reproduction of music on the MIDI computer describes MIDI interfaces, music notation printing, sequencers, composing aids, MIDI input controllers, sound modules, sound mixers, effects units, and mastering and marketing the music.

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This introduction to the recording and reproduction of music on the MIDI computer describes MIDI interfaces, music notation printing, sequencers, composing aids, MIDI input controllers, sound modules, sound mixers, effects units, and mastering and marketing the music.

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This introduction to the recording and reproduction of music on the MIDI computer describes MIDI interfaces, music notation printing, sequencers, composing aids, MIDI input controllers, sound modules, sound mixers, effects units, and mastering and marketing the music.

Key concepts: MIDI, Music technology, Computer science, Notation, Computer music, Sound (geography), Multimedia, Sound recording and reproduction

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