Basic MIDI (Music Technology Series)
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Understanding MIDI--the Musical Instrument Digital Interface--is essential to the best use of modern musical equipment. Paul White covers the basics of MIDI and MIDI equipment.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #98627 in Books
- Published on: 2000-02-01
- Released on: 2004-01-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 200 pages
Customer Reviews
An excellent introduction to the MIDI world
I bought this book because I was keen to connect my PC to my keyboard but had no idea what I would need in the way of hardware or software. The book covers all the areas that you need to know about to get going in the MIDI world. The information is presented in a way that is neither too simplistic to be useful nor too complex to be off-putting. The style of writing made it possible to read the book from beginning to end and not just to use it as a reference, although the well defined chapters and comprehensive index make it very easy to find particular parts again.
This book has met my needs 100%.
All Musicians Can Benefit from MIDI
"Basic MIDI" is a great primer to the in's & out's (& thru's) of MIDI as a tool for any experienced or aspiring musician.
The book itself is a pocket-sized reference that has current information regarding the technology and proven techniques that professionals are using today.
Paul White has written book that is very easy to read and understand, and he takes the time to explain the technical terms as he introduces them.
Again, I feel this book is a must-have for any musician and is the first on the subject to cover such a wide-variety of instrumentation that MIDI has now become a part of.
Good start for the clueless
For a total MIDI beginner, this is a very good intro. I am an old ex pro musician who hasn't done anything musical for over 20 years and decided to try my hand at doing something on my iMac. This little book describes the terminology, software, hardware, etc., requirements that a beginner should be expected to know about. It allowed me to take my next step without feeling totally ignorant. Very basic, just like the title says.




