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Less noise, more soul : the search for balance in the art, technology, and commerce of music / edited by David Flitner.

Contributor(s): Flitner, David [editor of compilation.]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Milwaukee, Wisconsin : Hal Leonard Books, 2013Description: 256 pages ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781617130984 (pbk.) :Subject(s): Music trade | Sound recording industry | Music and technologyDDC classification: 384 Summary: The digital revolution has enabled the creation and distribution of music in ways previously unimagined. Paradoxically, it has also made possible better and better recordings of less and less substance. This title brings together original essays by a select group of industry professionals, many of them award winners, who share a wealth of experience, passion, and insight into where popular music has been, where it currently finds itself, and where it's going.

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The digital revolution has enabled the creation and distribution of music in ways previously unimagined. Paradoxically, it has also made possible better and better recordings of less and less substance. This title brings together original essays by a select group of industry professionals, many of them award winners, who share a wealth of experience, passion, and insight into where popular music has been, where it currently finds itself, and where it's going.

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