Music Theory for Computer Musicians

[Emperawr]

Recently, I discovered that there is a book for computer musicians, did anybody read it ? I see that it has a chapter about rhythm, notes and tempo which I find interesting because I suck at these, I mean I never can't write in notes the sound, the rhythm that I have in my head. Is it worth reading for a guy which never learnt something about music in his entire life ?
I am talking about this book:

Music Theory for Computer Musicians - by HEWITT

 

[RUSSLA]

Trying to learn something will never be a bad choice, if you understand it or not isn't up to you, so if it resonates with you and makes you better... well you're winning either way

 

[Manu Forti]

Looks complex... worth trying to get into though. The limited knowledge i have of theory seems to be vital these days.

 

[EvezDroppin]

I bought the hard copy of this and have been working through it, could be explained a bit better at times but if you stick with it it's very useful

 

[Emperawr]

Thanks thanks ! I will start reading it right now !

 

[westy70]

I really rate this, am currently getting to grips with theory so i can better myself for liquid production and this has been a massive help