Scoring with Logic Pro

by Jay Asher

Apple's Logic Pro is one of today's most popular digital audio workstations (DAW). Perhaps the most professional DAW on the market for composers, Logic can be used to compose anything from a symphony to a television jingle and includes complete tools for scoring, recording, and processing music and audio. Despite Logic's popularity as a composition tool, its Score Editor can be one of the application's most challenging features to master. Scoring with Logic Pro offers concise and easy-to-follow tutorials to guide the reader in inputting, formatting, and printing music notation using Logic Pro's Score Editor. Whether you're a beginner or a long-time Logic Pro user just getting into composition, you'll be scoring like the pros in no time.

256 pages, Paperback

First published April 4, 2012

About the author

JAY ASHER is a composer, songwriter, arranger, orchestrator, conductor, pianist/synthesist, and entertainer who has been based in Los Angeles since 1972.

Jay is equally at home with an orchestra and today's digital technology. He is a Level 2 Apple Certified Trainer for Logic Pro 8, teaches this course at UCLA Extension, and is the author of the book "Going Pro WIth Logic Pro 8."

--from the author's website

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Reviews

[Gillian M.]

This isn't 13 Reasons Why Jay Asher, right?