Hal Leonard Publishes Digital Performer for Engineers and Producers

Music production, mixing, film scoring & live performance

Montclair, NJ (September 2013) – Hal Leonard Books, the musician’s best source of books on the music business, audio technology, instrument history, and more, has released Digital Performer for Engineers and Producers by David E. Roberts. This new Quick Pro Guide is designed to help producers and engineers to get to work quickly and efficiently in Digital Performer, providing tips and tricks both for previous DP users and those who are accustomed to different DAWs.

Specifically focusing on music production, mixing, film scoring, and live performance, this valuable resource gets right down to the essential tasks. It provides insight that help the creative mind link existing knowledge to the most common and important activities implemented by DAW users at every level.

Author and noted DP guru David E. Roberts has been closely involved with the development of this innovative DAW software since 1993; he is also responsible for artist/VIP support at MOTU and has been training new users for the past 20 years. Considering Roberts’ depth of experience, this Quick Pro Guide offers a uniquely succinct path to understanding and eventually mastering Digital Performer.

The accompanying DVD-ROM provides helpful and supportive video tutorials featuring Magic Dave Roberts when he reveals the insider tips and tricks that have kept Digital Performer at the forefront of DAW technology since its inception.

About the Author

David E Robertws has lectured at Berklee School of Music, Middle Tennessee State Universtity, University of Colorado, and Massachusetts College of Art, pus he has been a featured speaker at Macworld Expo. He has also been a presenter at numerous trade shows, including NAMM, NAB, and Musikmesse Frankfurt. He continues to work with local and international artists and is currently running the recording studio for legendary music producer Al Kooper. Since 1993, Roberts has been a product specialist for MOTU’s hardware and software products, including Digital Performer. With an instrumental background (playing bass and guitar since age 12), influence from his mother who is a writer and a teacher, and with his extensive experience building and running studios throughout the ‘80s, Roberts is a uniquely qualified author, especially on the topic of all things Digital Performer.

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