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the clash
post Sun 2 May 2004, 00:18
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and any books covering ES1, ES2, EVOC20, EXS24 etc.
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post Sun 2 May 2004, 07:19
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books on fm synthesis, analog synthesis.

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post Thu 13 May 2004, 07:47
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Apple do a training book for Logic. You might find that helpful. I think it is called Apple Pro training for Logic.
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post Thu 13 May 2004, 13:00
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I Highly recommend you check out "Logic 6 - Professional Music Creation and Audio Production" by Martin Sitter and Robert Brock. This is part of the Apple Pro Training Series. This is a great book for learning the basics of Logic.


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post Sun 16 May 2004, 04:51
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I'd like to widen the question slightly if I may, and ask if anyone out there can recommend a good, clear, and above all else *recently* published 'Guide to Midi sequencing and home recording" or similar title. I've looked around the net and the only ones that are currently in print were written pre 1995 or earlier; so wont be of much help in decrypting the the ever burgeoning plague of strange acronyms and abbreviations which seem to have taken over the midi biz of late.
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post Sun 16 May 2004, 06:17
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Don't know if this will help, but i have looked for glossaries and explanations of acronyms and abbreviations. The best one I've found so far is on the Sound On Sound magazine website. Go to:


http://www.soundonsound.com/information/Glossary.php


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post Mon 17 May 2004, 01:21
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Thanks for the suggestions.
Last week I purchased Logic (Apple Pro Training) by Martin Sitter & Robert Brock and it is most excellent.
Doesn't have much info regarding ES1, ES2, EVOC20, EXS24 etc but its got me making music in Logic in no time.
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post Fri 28 May 2004, 06:17
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Apple Pro Training Series: Logic 6

http://www.peachpit.com/title/0321200403

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post Sat 29 May 2004, 05:24
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same book at AMAZON.COM $29.95
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post Sun 30 May 2004, 08:58
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I just got this book and it's excellent:

emagic Logic Virtual Instruments: A user's guide
by Stephen Bennett

Published 2003 by PC Publishing (UK)

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