CampusPress La Norme MIDI

To date (March 19, 2003) is probably the best book published in the collection trs Ingala CampuPress Music Studio. In just over 300 pages of b & w, shark studio Rob Young you Submitted MIDI of it s'embarasser dtails abstruse: the game will most tration (Difference between tracks and canals, What is a Controller? What defines a standard MIDI file) and the practical part really does think for musicians. We learn some techniques and tricks to get squence crdible bass / guitar, drums / percussion or brass and winds ... Reading is really exciting and it progresses more easily than the CD-Rom contains all the MIDI files illustrating the words of the author.
If you are INTERESTED MIDI programming, here is a must for twenty euros. Only dtail Nerva: CampusPress has not done a good job of editor and no screen capture does to legends from page 89. This is not trsgnant for reading but it really tarnishes agaant as a good overall impression.
I reported the problem it Yadji several months ago. Espron rdition that has occurred since the book because it really MRIT, as well as your attention.