PRESS AND AWARDS

The Guide to MIDI Orchestration, 3rd edition has received glowing reviews in the music and professional audio trade magazines as well as online discussion sites and from individuals.


Music Tech Magazine

 

 

  

Music Tech Magazine Recommended Award
"Teachers, students and composers alike will find this a valuable resource.
A fascinating read."
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Doyle Donehoo
Virtual Instruments Magazine

 

  



"Even for experienced orchestrators and composers, this book is a useful reference; for anybody just starting out as a MIDI orchestrator, this book is a must-have. No other book is so comprehensive—it includes just about everything a MIDI orchestrator should know."

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John Walden
Sound on Sound Magazine Review

 

  

Throughout, this book is beautifully presented, and Paul Gilreath writes with an easy, amusing, and informative style. It ought to appeal to those with a knowledge of music technology who also want an accessible introduction to the craft of orchestral composition — there is enough theoretical groundwork laid down here to get people started.

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Jeff Rona
Film Composer, author and
library developer

 

  
Few books have the scope and depth of The Guide to MIDI Orchestration. I've heard orchestral demos done well and done poorly. The difference is in the details of orchestration, mixing, ambience and all the elements of good audio and music production. Readers of the book will get the best possible guide into how to do it right.
  

 

      

 

Hummie Mann
Emmy Award Winning composer and Creator of the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program

  
Paul Gilreath's book "The Guide to Midi Orchestration (3rd Edition) is a great resource for individuals who are trying to learn the "secrets" of how to make a midi-sequenced orchestral composition sound more real.  Packed with in depth information about how to deal with issues concerning sequencing the different different sections of the orchestra, the book also contains detailed information about equipment and sequencing software, the various sample libraries that are available, effects plug-ins and many other important topics.  Many of my students have used this book to learn how to make their electronic performances have more life and sound less mechanical.  The techniques taught in this book work.  Highly recommended.
  

 

 

      
Ed Driscoll
Blogcritics Magazine
  

"For the home recording enthusiast who already has some basic keyboard skills and wants to expand his recording abilities to include orchestration, this book is highly recommended. "

  

 

 

      
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