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Create Music with Notion: Notation Software for the Busy Musician [Multiple-component retail product]

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  • Sari: Quick Pro Guides
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2015
  • Kirjastus: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 148039615X
  • ISBN-13: 9781480396159
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 280x216x12 mm, kaal: 535 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 Digital online
  • Sari: Quick Pro Guides
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2015
  • Kirjastus: Hal Leonard Corporation
  • ISBN-10: 148039615X
  • ISBN-13: 9781480396159
(Quick Pro Guides). Notion is a unique program that combines notation, sequencing, and live performance into one easy-to-use package. This book shows all types of users amateurs, teachers, and professionals how to best use the program and how it fits their creative needs for efficient and effective music production and performance at any level. Learn the fundamentals of Notion's interface, develop an intelligent and well-thought-out workflow, and discover how to integrate your desktop computer and iPad so that your productivity can continue whether you're at your desk, in the studio, or on the road. Noted music technology professor George J. Hess has been extremely close to the PreSonus development team as they have elevated this valuable application to an entirely new level. The insights he brings are invaluable, offering an incredible all-access pass to music notation for the busy and creative musician. Create Music with Notion includes practical projects and supporting session files for all experience levels, along with focused video tutorials that demonstrate many of the creative techniques presented in the text, while revealing how to get the most out of the included sessions.

Manuals
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Chapter 1 The Basics
1(12)
Setup
1(3)
Installation
1(1)
Software Activation
2(1)
Preferences
2(1)
Expansion Sounds
3(1)
Other Equipment
3(1)
Backup System
4(1)
Interface
4(4)
Startup Screen
4(1)
Score Setup
5(1)
Menus
5(1)
Context Menu
5(1)
Palettes
5(1)
Toolbar
6(1)
On-Screen Virtual Instruments
6(1)
Mixer
7(1)
Chord Library
7(1)
Transport
8(1)
Live Performance (NTempo) Mode
8(1)
Shortcuts
8(3)
Essential Shortcuts
9(1)
Operating Modes
9(1)
More Useful Shortcuts
10(1)
Instrument Technique Shortcuts
10(1)
Standard Computer Shortcuts
11(1)
Express Entry
11(1)
Summary
11(2)
Chapter 2 Getting Started
13(8)
Project Overview
14(1)
Basic Procedure
14(1)
Step by Step
14(6)
Create a New Score
14(1)
Set the Meter
15(1)
Set Up the Page
15(1)
Enter Notes
16(1)
Enter the Chord Symbols
16(1)
Hide Meters
16(1)
Change the Barline
17(1)
Copying and Pasting Music, Duplicating, and Transposing
17(1)
Key Signatures
18(1)
Deleting Measures
19(1)
Hiding the Courtesy Key Signature
19(1)
Check for Errors
19(1)
Page Layout
19(1)
Titles, Composers, Etc
20(1)
Next Steps: Details
20(1)
Summary
20(1)
Chapter 3 Developing Your Workflow
21(10)
Entering Music
22(5)
Real-Time Recording
22(1)
Mouse/Keyboard Entry
23(2)
Step-time Recording
25(2)
Other Methods
27(1)
Selection Methods
27(1)
Basic Selections
27(1)
Finding Your Workflow
27(2)
Score Setup
28(1)
View
28(1)
Articulations, Dynamics, Techniques, Phrases
28(1)
Text
29(1)
Lyrics
29(1)
Chord Symbols
29(1)
Layout
29(1)
Playback
29(1)
Some Suggested Workflows
29(1)
Efficient
29(1)
Creative
30(1)
Explorations
30(1)
Summary
30(1)
Chapter 4 Songwriting
31(8)
Project Overview
31(1)
Basic Procedure
32(1)
Step by Step
32(4)
Score Setup
32(1)
Add a Drum Beat
33(1)
Add the Bass Line
34(1)
The Guitar Part
34(1)
Duplicating the Pattern
35(1)
Recording Your Melody
35(1)
Editing the Notation
36(1)
Next Steps: Personal Groove Libraries
36(1)
Summary
37(2)
Chapter 5 The Lead Sheet
39(10)
Project Overview
39(1)
Basic Procedure
40(1)
Step by Step
40(6)
Create a New Score
40(1)
Create the Pickup Measure
40(1)
Set the Key Signature
40(1)
Set the Tempo
40(1)
Enter the Notes
40(1)
Edit the Notes
41(1)
Enter Chord Symbols
42(1)
Form: Repeats, Endings, Barlines, and Measure Numbers
42(1)
Enter Lyrics
43(1)
Title and Credits
43(1)
Adjusting Chord Symbols
44(1)
Page Layout
45(1)
Proofreading and Listening
46(1)
Next Steps: Templates
46(1)
Protecting the Template
47(1)
Summary
47(2)
Chapter 6 Guitar Techniques
49(22)
Project Overview
49(1)
Basic Procedure
50(1)
Step by Step
50(19)
Add Instruments
50(1)
The Rhythm Guitar Part
51(2)
Swing/Shuffle Control
53(1)
The Bass Part
54(1)
Performance Editing
55(1)
Add Measures
56(1)
Copy/Paste and Duplicate the Rhythm Guitar and Bass
56(1)
The Solo Guitar Part
57(4)
Text Repeats: Signs and Codas
61(1)
Coda
62(1)
Playback: More Swing Control, Ritards, and Fermatas
63(1)
Finishing Touches
64(1)
Layout
65(1)
Mixer and Effects
66(3)
Next Steps: TAB and Notation
69(1)
Summary
70(1)
Chapter 7 Part Writing and Analysis
71(8)
Project Overview
71(1)
Basic Procedure
72(1)
Step by Step
72(4)
Import the File
72(1)
Changing Instruments
72(1)
Copying and Pasting Voices
72(1)
Deleting Staves
73(1)
Mid-Measure Repeats
73(1)
Roman Numeral Analysis
74(2)
Playback Editing
76(1)
Title and Composer
76(1)
Layout
76(1)
Next Steps: Assignments and Worksheet Templates
76(1)
Customizing Suggestions
77(1)
Summary
77(2)
Chapter 8 The Ensemble Arrangement
79(16)
Project Overview
79(1)
Basic Procedure
80(1)
Step by Step
80(12)
Import the File
80(1)
Clear Velocities
81(1)
Set the Key Signatures
81(1)
Set the Form
81(1)
Note Editing
82(2)
Fill with Rests
84(1)
Change Instruments
84(1)
Transpose and Change Key
84(1)
Check Ranges
85(1)
An Arranging Decision
85(1)
Dynamics, Articulation, Phrasing
85(1)
Rehearsal Letters
86(1)
Formatting: Three-Page Layout
87(2)
Formatting: Two-Page Layout
89(2)
Parts
91(1)
Next Steps: Export Audio Files
92(2)
Setting the Outputs
92(1)
The Mixer
92(1)
Exporting the Audio Files
93(1)
Summary
94(1)
Chapter 9 NTempo and Live Performance
95(14)
Project Overview
95(1)
Basic Procedure
96(1)
Step by Step
96(6)
Importing the File
96(1)
Clear Velocities and Recorded Tempo
96(1)
Customizing Your View
96(1)
Crescendos, Decrescendos, and Diminuendos
97(2)
Tweaking Dynamics
99(1)
Randomizing Attacks and Velocities
99(1)
Other Performance-Based Edits
100(1)
NTempo
101(1)
Live Performance Mode
101(1)
Mixing the Orchestra
102(5)
The Mixer
102(4)
Mastering
106(1)
Next Steps: Ensemble Accompanist
107(1)
Summary
108(1)
Chapter 10 Solo Piano
109(10)
Project Overview
109(1)
Basic Procedure
110(1)
Step by Step
110(7)
Planning
110(1)
Score Setup
111(1)
Note Entry: Sections A and B
111(1)
Editing Sections A and B
112(3)
Copy and Paste Section B
115(1)
Note Entry: Sections C and D
115(1)
Editing Sections C and D
115(1)
Copy Section B
115(1)
Repeats and Endings
116(1)
Layout
116(1)
Playback
116(1)
Next Steps: More Notation Challenges
117(1)
Specific Instrument Techniques
117(1)
Percussion
117(1)
Harp
118(1)
Microtones
118(1)
Summary
118(1)
Chapter 11 The Jazz Ensemble
119(22)
Project Overview
119(1)
Basic Procedure
120(1)
Step by Step
120(18)
Score Setup
120(2)
Copy the Head
122(1)
Set the Tempo and Swing Feel
123(1)
The Rhythm Section
124(1)
Background Parts
125(2)
The Guitar Part
127(3)
The Written Drum Part
130(1)
The Sounding Drum Part
131(3)
Piano
134(1)
Clearing Chord Symbols
135(1)
Solo Section
135(1)
Introduction and Coda
135(2)
Finishing Touches
137(1)
Layout
137(1)
Parts
138(1)
Next Step: Rehearsal Scores
138(1)
Summary
139(2)
Chapter 12 Scoring to Video
141(12)
Project Overview
141(1)
Basic Procedure
142(1)
Step by Step
142(4)
Create a New Score
142(1)
Attach the Video
142(1)
Set the Basic Tempo
142(1)
Mark the Hit Points
143(1)
Fit Music in Time
144(2)
Next Step: VSTis and ReWire
146(4)
VST Instruments and Effects
146(4)
ReWire
150(1)
Summary
150(3)
Chapter 13 Notion for iPad
153(10)
Setup
153(1)
In-App Purchases
153(1)
Interface
154(1)
Startup Screen
154(1)
Getting Started
154(5)
Toolbar
155(1)
Multi-touch Actions
155(1)
Context Menus
156(1)
Score Setup
157(1)
Note Entry
158(1)
Selections
159(1)
Articulations and Dynamics
159(1)
Working on an iPad
159(1)
View
159(1)
Workflow
160(1)
Importing Files
160(1)
Importing a MusicXML File
160(1)
Importing a Guitar Pro TAB File
161(1)
Importing Files from Your Computer
161(1)
Saving and Exporting Files
161(1)
Summary
161(2)
Keys to Working in Notion for iPad
161(2)
Afterword 163(2)
Appendix: Online Content 165(2)
Index 167