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BL
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842242
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McGuire, Sam
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Modern MIDI : : sequencing and performing using traditional and mobile tools /\ Sam McGuire.
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| Edition Statement
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2nd edition.
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| Publication Statement
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New York, NY :: Routledge,, 2020.
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, ©2020
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1 online resource (vii, 434 pages)
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135126382X
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: 1351263838
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: 1351263846
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: 9781351263825
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: 9781351263832
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: 9781351263849
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1351263811
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9781138578746
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9781351263818
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| Notes
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Includes index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of contents; 1 Introduction To MIDI: Chapter co-authored by Adam Olson, Shenandoah Conservatory; Ten Things You Need to Know about MIDI; 1. MIDI Is Everywhere; 2. MIDI Is Incapable of Making Sound by Itself; 3. It Is Possible to Successfully Use MIDI without Knowing Anything about It; 4. Famous People Use MIDI; 5. MIDI Isn't Just for Music; 6. MIDI's "Magic" Number Is 128; 7. The Key to Using MIDI Is Being a Skilled Musician; 8. MIDI Is a Huge Time Saver/Waster
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9. The Differences between Digital Audio and MIDI Are Fewer and Fewer10. MIDI Has Changed Very Little in the Past 30 Years; Updates in 2018; MIDI Capability Inquiry (MIDI-CI); MIDI Data; Types of MIDI Messages; 1. Note On and Off Messages; 2. Polyphonic Aftertouch and Channel Aftertouch; 3. Program Change; 4. Pitch Wheel Change; 5. Control Change or Continuous Controllers (CC); Channel Mode Messages (Subset of Control Change Messages); All Sound Off (CC 120); Reset All Controllers (CC 121); Local Control (CC 122); All Notes Off (CC 123); Omni Mode Off (CC 124); Omni Mode On (CC 125)
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Example #1 -- Akai MPK88 (Pictured Previously)Example #2 -- Roland SPD-SX; Example #3 -- DX-7; Sound Generators; Samplers; Velocity Layers; Zone Ranges; Round Robin; Loops; Key Switches; Autosampler; Synthesizers; New Synths; Other Considerations; Local MIDI Settings; Global Settings; Example #1 -- Alternate Tunings; Example #2 -- Transposition; MIDI Mode; Omni; Mono; Poly; Multi; Local Control; Control Surfaces; Hooking Up a Control Surface; MMC; Hardware Configurations; Configuration #1 -- Simple; Setup:; Strengths:; Weaknesses:; Configuration #2 -- Medium Complexity; Setup:; Strengths
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Mono Mode On (CC 126)Poly Mode On (CC 127); System Messages; System Common Messages; System Real-Time Messages; System Exclusive Messages; MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE); MIDI Controllers and Subprotocols; CS-10 Controller Assignments; Understanding Parts per Quarter Note; Binary Numbers; Reading Binary; MIDI Files; General MIDI; GS and XG; GM2; Running Status; Summary; 2 MIDI Hardware; Connection Types; Five-pin DIN MIDI Cables; USB; IDAM + MIDI; Bluetooth LE (BLE); FireWire; Ethernet; PCI Cards; WiFi; Hardware Devices; Controllers; Controller Accessories; Example Controller Installations
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Weaknesses:Configuration #3 -- Complex; Setup:; Strengths of Configuration #3:; Weaknesses:; Summary; 3 Mobile MIDI; iPad Apps; iPad Instruments; Making Connections; Connecting Wirelessly vs. IDAM + MIDI; Audio MIDI Setup; Example App/Nave via Bluetooth; Third Party Software; MIDI On Android; WiFi; Bluetooth; USB and 5pin DIN; MIDI/OSC Control; Musical Instrument Apps; Loop/Sequencer/Sampler/Multi-Track Recording Apps; MIDI Considerations When Choosing Instrument Apps; Controllers and Control Surfaces; Controllers vs. Control Surfaces
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Modern MIDI equips you with everything you need to use MIDI in your music productions. With a particular focus on practical application and step-by-step explanations, this book does far more than tell you about how MIDI works. Simple explanations and real-world scenarios encourage you to test out the techniques for yourself. The second edition of Modern MIDI builds on the first, making sequencing approachable for absolute beginners, reinforcing the fundamentals of MIDI and expanding the coverage into new mobile technology and vintage gear. Modern MIDI is essential reading for beginners from all backgrounds, including students and professionals, as well as experienced users looking to develop their existing setups.
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MIDI (Standard)
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Sequencer (Musical instrument)-- Instruction and study.
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Software sequencers.
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MIDI (Standard)
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MUSIC-- Recording Reproduction.
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Sequencer (Musical instrument)-- Instruction and study.
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Software sequencers.
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| Dewey Classification
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784.190285/46
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| LC Classification
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MT723.M35 2020
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