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The 10 Most Popular Audiotuts+ Posts of All Time

What are the best Audiotuts tutorials ever published? Which posts do readers go back to time after time, even years after they were written? Which questions and topics do audio guys and girls keep searching about? We’ll tell you. Here are the 10 most popular Audiotuts+ posts of all time. http://audio.tutsplus.com/articles/general/the-10-most-popular-audiotuts-posts-of-all-time/
http://audio.tutsplus.com/tutorials/mixing-mastering/quick-tip-reaper-rendering-for-high-quality-mixdown/

Quick Tip: Reaper Rendering for High Quality Mixdown

In this quick tip, you will learn how to do rendering in Reaper. This is written for new Reaper users. The objective is to have a high quality resolution rendering suitable for audio mastering. This will be useful if you like to submit your Reaper mix for mastering. Step 1 Complete your mix first and make sure it is final before doing the rendering.
http://audio.tutsplus.com/tutorials/mixing-mastering/the-15-minute-mix/

The 15 Minute Mix

Consider this your challenge for today. Take a song that you just recorded, or have been working on and mix it in 15 minutes. Shut off everything, pull the faders up and follow the following tutorial.

Planet Of Tunes - Sound theory

http://www.planetoftunes.com/sound/index.html Sound theory What is sound? What is sound? The nature of sound. Loudspeakers, the inner ear and waveform diagrams

The Fundamentals of Synthesizer Programming

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2012/02/03/the-fundamentals-of-synthesizer-programming/ Moog Music has released the first in Dr. Joseph Akins? five part series on the fundamentals of synthesizer programming, with an emphasis on analog subtractive synthesis. Dr. Akins is an associate professor at Middle Tennessee State University. In this five part series Dr.
http://tweakheadz.com/programmer/

How to Program a Synthesizer by TweakHeadz Lab

by TweakHeadz Lab Rich was part of the programming team for the Alesis QS series synths and Q-cards Lets say you want to go beyond tweaking factory patches and doing simple stuff like changing the instruments, octave etc., and want to develop voices all your own. This article illuminates the process I find successful programming synthesizers. Whether the synth is hardware or software, analog or digital, the process is the same.
OK, so you are new. You have an idea of making and producing your own music. And you feel inspired. Perhaps you are a seasoned musician, tired of paying someone else to produce your music.

Tweak's Guide to the Home and Project Studio

http://tweakheadz.com/tweakheadz-guide-to-the-home-and-project-music-studio/