Many musicians would like to add synthetic orchestral colour to their work but are often left feeling frustrated that their first attempts don't sound very realistic or that the techniques needed will be too difficult to learn.
Computer Orchestration Tips and Tricks ($19.95 USD)--the newest installment in PC Publishing's series--is aimed at those with little or no understanding of music notation. It gives the reader a basic understanding of the principles of orchestration and offers tips and techniques to help get the best simulated orchestral performance out of their equipment.
With the help of this book, you will also learn how to:
- Create realistic sounding orchestras on your computer with little or no previous musical notation knowledge
- Create scores for real players to read
- Get the best out of your software
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Stephen Bennett is a musician, writer and filmmaker based in Sweden. He is the author of other PC Publishing titles, including "Logic Pro 8 Tips and Tricks," "Making Music with Logic Pro," and "Making Music with Your Computer."
He runs Chaos Studios in Sweden and is currently recording with bands The Fire Thieves, NoMan, Tim Bowness and Henry Fool, alongside other multimedia and editing work.
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