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Definitions for the Digital Arranger
Author: Corey Allen
Lesson description
Former Berklee college of Music professor and well-known performer, composer, arranger and producer Corey Allen reviews the different terms used in the world of arranging.
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Arranging in the Digital World
Great for beginners! Create truly inspired digital arrangements using today's electronic and digital instruments. Teaches basic sequencing and production concepts, with step-by-step directions for building MIDI arrangements in any style.
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