Description |
1 online resource (xxv, 625 pages) : color illustrations |
Contents |
1. Overview -- 2. Optional digidesign plug-ins -- 3. Digidesign-distributed plug-ins -- 4. Digidesign virtual instruments -- 5. Third-party plug-ins -- 6. Waves -- 7. Steinberg and third-party VST plug-ins -- 8. MAS plug-ins -- 9. Virtual instruments -- 10. Software samplers -- 11. BitHeadz -- 12. Propellerhead -- 13. Miscellaneous -- 14. DSP cards -- 15. 'Roll your own' plug-ins -- 16. Key issues |
Summary |
If you are an audio professional needing a complete reference to the complex world of plug-ins and virtual instruments, look no further. Mike Collins, author of Pro Tools for Music Production, has meticulously surveyed the scene, showing what's available and how they integrate into the various host platforms. The book explains the differences between TDM, RTS, MAS and VST plug-ins, how they can be used with different MIDI + Audio programs and shows the range of options available. It also explains virtual instruments and how these can be used as either plug-ins or stand alone products. A must |
Bibliography |
Includes webliography (pages 599-607) and index |
Notes |
Print version record |
Subject |
Sound -- Recording and reproducing -- Digital techniques.
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Computer music
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Computer sound processing.
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MUSIC -- Recording & Reproduction.
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Computer music
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Computer sound processing
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Sound -- Recording and reproducing -- Digital techniques
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Form |
Electronic book
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ISBN |
9781429483315 |
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1429483318 |
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9781136117411 |
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1136117415 |
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