Brad Hill offers the working musician an easy-to-use guide to the world of digital music making.
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I'm a nonfiction writer. In a typical year I write about a half-million words for publication in various media and genres. My book authorship is mostly of the how-to variety; I've penned (word-processed, actually) several "...For Dummies" titles, one "Complete Idiots Guide to..." book, and a number of non-series titles. Over the years I've written hundreds of columns and articles for magazines and Web publications. Currently I'm a lead blogger at Weblogs, Inc, where I manage a small writing staff and oversee several blogs. I have posted well over 3,000 blog entries at Weblogs, Inc. (Even I find that hard to fathom). At the time of this writing, my most recently completed book is "Blogging For Dummies," which will be out in January, 2006.
A typical day consists of ... well, writing. I sit down, check e-mail and IM messages, and start out blogging for a couple of hours to sharpen my brain for the day. If a book is in progress, chances are good that a ferocious deadline is nipping at my heels; most of my books are written in short, concentrated bursts (weeks, not months). When two or more projects collide I am reminded of the motto at an espresso bar near my home: "Sleep is for the weak."
A typical day consists of ... well, writing. I sit down, check e-mail and IM messages, and start out blogging for a couple of hours to sharpen my brain for the day. If a book is in progress, chances are good that a ferocious deadline is nipping at my heels; most of my books are written in short, concentrated bursts (weeks, not months). When two or more projects collide I am reminded of the motto at an espresso bar near my home: "Sleep is for the weak."
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3.0 out of 5 stars
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By David Rajter (West Hollywood) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Going Digital: A Musician's Guide to Technology (Paperback)
A great primer for first-timers, but very limited in detail. If you're contemplating "if" you should go digital, this book will help you decide. But if you've already made that decison and want to know "how" to go about it, don't get this book. It explains the basic MIDI concepts very well, but I was hoping to get insight into what to buy for a small home studio. Although the book tries to give advice in this area, it's quite limited.
3.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Going Digital: A Musician's Guide to Technology (Paperback)
A great primer for first-timers, but very limited in detail. If you're contemplating "if" you should go digital, this book will help you decide. But if you've already made that decison and want to know "how" to go about it, don't get this book. It explains the basic MIDI concepts very well, but I was hoping to get insight into what to buy for a small home studio. Although the book tries to give advice in this area, it's quite limited.
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