Experiencing Music Technology : Software, Data and Hardware

Name: Experiencing Music Technology : Software, Data and Hardware
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ISBN: 9780028729145

ISBN-10: 0028729145

ISBN-13: 9780028729145

Edition: 1996

Authors: David Brian Williams, Peter R. Webster

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This second edition of the classic book is thoroughly revised to reflect the vast influence of the Internet. New information on current operating systems, hardware, and software has been added to this comprehensive survey of MIDI, sound generation, Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI), digital recording, sampling, music scoring, and composing.

Book details

List price: $45.00
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Wadsworth
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 525
Size: 8.57" wide x 10.99" long x 1.23" tall
Weight: 3.080
Language: English

Preface
Introduction
People Profiles	p. 5
Misconceptions and Attitudes	p. 14
Procedures and Applications	p. 18
Finding Help	p. 25
Operating Systems and System Software	p. 35
Data Structures for Computer Information	p. 55
The Hardware Mechanics of a Computer	p. 64
Instructional Software for Musicians	p. 85
Acoustics Primer	p. 110
Data Structures for Sampling and MIDI	p. 119
Data Structures for Laser Audio and Video	p. 127
Hardware Devices for Music CAI	p. 132
Word Processing Software for Musicians	p. 159
Graphics Software for Musicians	p. 175
Data Structures for Text and Graphics	p. 191
Hardware Devices for Music Publishing	p. 203
Music Notation Software	p. 227
Data Structures for Music Notation	p. 253
Input Devices for Music Notation	p. 271
Software for Music Sequencing	p. 285
MIDI Data Structures Revisited	p. 320
MIDI Hardware: The KISS MIDI System	p. 337
MIDI Hardware: Extending the KISS System	p. 348
Software for Creating, Organizing, and Editing Sound	p. 375
Sampling Data Structures Revisited	p. 406
Hardware for Digital Sampling and Recording	p. 417
Software for Communication	p. 435
Data Structures for Networking	p. 464
Networking Hardware	p. 482
Authoring and Multimedia Software	p. 501
Structures for Authoring Multimedia Environments	p. 537
Laser Technology Revisited	p. 553
Multimedia Hardware	p. 561
Summary	p. 574
Final Notes	p. 579
Index	p. 581
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