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Appendix
A Audio and MIDI Basics
This appendix offers a brief overview of MIDI and digital
audio basics.
If you want to know what an audio file is, how audio is converted into (and from)
computer information, and what this MIDI thing is all about, you’ll find it here.
MIDI
MIDI is an acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. To break this down
further—the Musical Instrument part of MIDI refers to electronic musical instruments
such as synthesizers, samplers, and even MIDI guitars. The Digital Interface part sounds
technical, but really isn’t.
Basically, MIDI’s Digital Interface is broken down into two components.
 MIDI is a computer-based language—and as you probably know, computers talk
digitally. MIDI keyboards, modules, and cards are actually computers in disguise.
 MIDI’s Interface is just that. MIDI is a hardware standard which consists of a set of
physical connectors labeled IN, OUT, and THRU. You will find one or more of these
connectors on all MIDI devices, such as keyboards or modules.
The MIDI Language
The “language” of MIDI is understood by all MIDI devices. The purpose of the language
is to translate your musical performance into information that can be understood by a
computer. (Don’t forget that MIDI keyboards and modules are actually computers in
disguise).
When you play your keyboard, or Logic is playing a MIDI song file, MIDI information—
which “describes” your performance—is transmitted as a string of MIDI messages.
These messages are instructions which tell any connected synthesizer or sound module
how to play a piece of music. The synthesizer or module receiving the MIDI data
actually generates the sounds that you hear.
Important: MIDI does not send sounds. It only sends instructions.
- Logic Pro 8 1
- Getting Started 1
- Contents 3
- Welcome to Logic 5
- Conventions of This Manual 6
- Starting Your Project and 7
- Importing Media Files 7
- 8 Chapter 1 8
- A Quick Note About Templates 9
- Creating Tracks 10
- Chapter 1 11
- Channel strip settings 12
- Instrument slot 12
- Insert slot 12
- Adding Media Files 13
- Column View button 14
- Browser viewList view 16
- Browser buttonList button 16
- Apple Loop Types 17
- Navigating Your Project 18
- Using the Bar Ruler 19
- Right locatorLeft locator 20
- Undoing Operations 21
- Selecting Tracks and Regions 22
- Selecting Regions 23
- Recording 25
- 26 Chapter 2 Recording 26
- Chapter 2 Recording 27 27
- Recording Audio Regions 28
- Recording Takes 29
- Recording an Instrument Part 30
- Chapter 2 Recording 31 31
- Creating Your Arrangement 33
- Choosing Tools 34
- Effective Range of the Tools 35
- About the Tools 35
- Muting Regions 36
- Soloing Regions 37
- Editing Regions 38
- Moving Regions 39
- Dividing Regions 40
- Cutting Regions 40
- Copying Regions 41
- Deleting Regions 42
- Looping Regions 43
- Using the Inspector 44
- The Track Parameters 45
- The Arrange Channel Strips 46
- Editing MIDI Events 47
- Resize pointer 48
- Editing and Creating Events 50
- Quantization menu 51
- Quantize button 51
- Using Instruments and Effects 53
- Using the Library 56
- A white frame indicates 57
- Working With Audio Files 59
- Managing Your Audio Files 61
- Mixing and Exporting Your 63
- Pan/Balance control 64
- Level fader 64
- Automating Your Mix 67
- Automation Parameter 68
- Exporting Your Project 70
- Speeding Up Your Workflow 71
- Using Screensets 72
- Using Control Surfaces 73
- Audio and MIDI Basics 75
- The MIDI Connection 76
- Digital and Analog Recording 77
- Digital Conversions 78
- About Bits and Sampling Rates 78
- Audio and MIDI in Mac OS X 79
- Core MIDI 80
- 81 81
- Troubleshooting 83
- If Disaster Strikes 84
- Glossary 89
- 90 Glossary 90
- Glossary 91 91
- 92 Glossary 92
- Glossary 93 93
- 94 Glossary 94
- Glossary 95 95
- 96 Glossary 96
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- 100 Glossary 100
- Glossary 101 101
- 102 Glossary 102
- Glossary 103 103
- 104 Glossary 104
- Glossary 105 105
- 106 Glossary 106
- 107 107
- 108 Index 108
- Index 109 109
- 110 Index 110
- Index 111 111
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