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LINK: mirror link: Only ALL VIDEOS+workbook working version of the official videos i've found, via reddit. Videos include: INTRODUCTION THE DEADMAU5 PROCESS: THEORY THE DEADMAU5 PROCESS: PRACTICE BUILDING YOUR HOME STUDIO DAWS DEVELOPING MELODIC STRUCTURES TURNING MELODIES INTO ARRANGEMENTS INTRODUCTION TO SYNTHESIZED SOUNDS EXPERIMENTING WITH MODULAR SYNTHS DIGITAL VS. ANALOG SYNTHS SHAPING SOUNDS WITH EFFECTS AND PROCESSING BEATS: PART 1 BEATS: PART 2 STRUCTURING SONGS REMIXES MIXING MASTERING MASTERING CASE STUDY: SNOWCONE STARTING YOUR PRODUCING CAREER UNDERSTANDING THE MUSIC BUSINESS ON STAGE: THE MUSIC ON STAGE: THE TECHNICAL SIDE ON STAGE: THE SHOW CLOSING --------- now excuse me i got some learning to do.

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It was recommended on some site I was checking out and am thinking of picking it up. Is it really that good and do you think it would help out with the overall quality of my music? I saw some good reviews on it but am wondering if a lot of people here have picked it up.

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I'm interested in improving the sound quality and learning new techniques etc, but would like to get more than little things like 'just use mastering software' that I find online a lot of places. _________________ eBay user name: cbrducati. Out of curiosity, and at the risk of stealing the thread, does anyone know any Max books? Max books are few and far between. There's something about that language that makes teaching via books unattractive.

Maybe because there's 8 ways to do any one thing. Actually, the Cycling 74 site is packed with lots of great reading on max/msp.

Once I started digging into their site I was amazed, they're pretty humble about presenting how much content they've stored. Start here: of course the max/msp tutorials are amazing. Also ask in the max4Live forum. I've been out of the m4L loop since summer started, go figure. Time to get OUTSIDE and play. Out of curiosity, and at the risk of stealing the thread, does anyone know any Max books? Max books are few and far between.

There's something about that language that makes teaching via books unattractive. Maybe because there's 8 ways to do any one thing.

Actually, the Cycling 74 site is packed with lots of great reading on max/msp. Once I started digging into their site I was amazed, they're pretty humble about presenting how much content they've stored. Start here: of course the max/msp tutorials are amazing. Itc Cheltenham Std Book Font Free Download.

Also ask in the max4Live forum. I've been out of the m4L loop since summer started, go figure. Time to get OUTSIDE and play. Too right - I'm spending too much of my life staring at a frikkin screen. That said, I'll definitely take a look at the Cycling 74 site - cheers for link! I'm reading the Kindle version right now and am finding it very informative and good reading overall. I don't come from an electronic music background, so for me it does a great job describing in great detail the thinking and structure behind a lot of music that I hear all the time but don't otherwise know very well, if that makes any sense.

For people who have been living and breathing this stuff all along it's probably no big deal, but I'm very happy to have paid someone else to collect all this information into one highly-readable book. I'm not really a fan of dance music (it was a perjorative term when I was growing up) but have come to really admire the craft and creativity in a lot of this music. I've also come to find, as have many, that as simple as the elements of much of it may be, making a driving and entertaining track is no simple task, not by a long shot. Just an added thought on the 'perjorative term' comment. I remember seeing 'House Music' as an irritating invasion into the night clubs where I used to enjoy dancing to punk, rock and roll and new wave. I always enjoyed the sudden change in feel from one song to another and have never come to fully appreciate the who concept of 'beat-matching' songs so that they slide effortlessly one into the other. Then again, I guess they call it 'Trance' for a reason!