技术细节
分类 |
Music/sound editing software |
页数 |
338 pages |
作者 |
Jordan "DJ Earworm" Roseman |
Audio Mashup Construction Kit: ExtremeTech, December 2006
<b>HERE ARE SOME SOUND IDEAS.</b>
Wonder what would happen if the Big Band sound crashed into heavy metal? Or what the offspring of a balladeer and a rapper might sound like? How about smooth jazz and acid rock? Stop wondering-this book will take you there. You'll explore hardware and software choices first and select what you need; then you'll sample a little music theory. After that, it's step by step to the big mashup. Do what sounds good.
<b>How to mix & mash.</b>
Cool stuff you'll learn:
- How to use mashup construction software
- Basics of songwriting and music theory
- Insider tips on selecting your songs
- How to get your tracks in key and in sync
- Ways to extract vocals from full songs
- Tricks for arranging your mashup for maximum impact
- How to polish up your mashup with mastering and effects
- Rendering, distribution, and legal considerations
Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
Jordan Roseman aka DJ Earworm, was born into a family of musicians and raised in Eastern Iowa. He earned degrees in music theory and computer science before gravitating toward the West coast. Having developed as a songwriter, music producer, and pianist, and inspired by mashups heard during a stay in London in the early 2000’s, he switched gears toward mashup creation, finding the format able to satisfy his hunger for various genres of music. His productions include wide-ranging genres such as electro, rock, 80’s,Top 40, and even country, blended together into a style that has earned him a global reputation. Most days, he can be heard blasting music out of an artist-filled Victorian mansion in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco or deejaying at wild parties and underground events.
<b>Table of Contents</b>
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1: Booting Up.
Chapter 2: What Is Mashup?
Chapter 3: Mashup Checklist.
Chapter 4: How Music Works.
Chapter 5: Using the Software.
Chapter 6: Choosing Your Songs.
Chapter 7: Aligning the Tracks.
Chapter 8: Shifting the Pitch.
Chapter 9: Beyond the Beatmapper: Handling Uneven Tempos.
Chapter 10: Unmixing.
Chapter 11: Arrangement: Putting It All Together.
Chapter 12: Finishing Touches.
Chapter 13: Rendering.
Chapter 14: I Fought the Law and....
Chapter 15: Distribution.
Appendix A: What’s on the CD-ROM?
Appendix B: Online Resources.
Glossary.
Index.