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Completely revised and updated for Logic Pro 9 and Logic Express 9, this Apple-certified guide shows you how to record, produce, and polish music files with Apple’s professional audio software. Veteran music producer David Nahmani’s step-by-step, instructions teach you everything from basic music creation to advanced production techniques using Logic’s software synthesizers, samplers, and digital signal processors. Using the book’s DVD files and either Logic Pro 9 or Logic Express 9, you’ll begin making music in the first lesson. Whether you’re looking to use your computer as a digital recording studio, create musical compositions, or transfer that song in your head into music you can share, this comprehensive book/DVD combo will show you how.
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DVD-ROM includes lesson and media files
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Focused lessons take you step-by-step through professional, real-world projects
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Accessible writing style puts an expert instructor at your side
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Ample illustrations and keyboard shortcuts help you master techniques fast
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Lesson goals and time estimates help you plan your time
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Chapter review questions summarize what you’ve learned and prepare you for the Apple Certifi ed Pro Exam
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