Paul Nolan has recently put together an insightful screencast series on using arpeggiators in the Logic 9 environment. He has given us permission to use them on Audiotuts+. Enjoy!
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35 Audio Tutorial Sites That Will Keep You Learning
The reason you’re here on our site is because you’re interested in audio tutorials. I think we do a great job: we have a huge number of excellent tuts – both free and premium. But we know we haven’t cornered the market. There are an amazing number of audio tut sites out there, and the number seems to grow every year. Here are 35 of the best.
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How to Mix a Dense Folk Pop Mix – Tuts+ Premium
In this week’s Audio Premium content, Björgvin Benediktsson takes you in detail of the mixing process, using a folk song as an example.
To learn more about what you get as part of Audio Premium, read this. To take a peek inside this tutorial, hit the jump!
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Encyclopedia of Home Recording: Auxiliary Send
The auxiliary send is an important and versatile part of a mixing board. This post is a clear explanation and helpful overview of the topic from Mark Garrison’s book Encyclopedia of Home Recording.
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This entry is part 8 of 8 in the Creative Session: Encyclopedia of Home Recording Session
Improving The Sound Of Your Room – Part 2 – Tuts+ Premium
In this week’s Audio Premium content, Bobby Owsinski continues his series on improving the sound of your room. This week he covers isolation – what works, and what doesn’t.
To learn more about what you get as part of Audio Premium, read this. To take a peek inside this tutorial, hit the jump!
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8 Free Professional Quality Audio Unit Plug-ins for Mac
Lets face it, software is expensive. It is also a necessity more so than a want if you are serious about making computer based music. While there are hundreds of free plug-ins available online, more often than not two problems will arise: One, most of them are for PCs leaving us Mac users feeling left out. Two, most of them are vary poor quality.
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The Birth, Life and Death of a Song Part 2: Birth – Tuts+ Premium
In this week’s Audio Premium content, West Latta continues his songwriting series. This week we look at the birth of a song, where your ideas start taking shape and showing promise. It’s time to kick the baby bird out of the nest!
To learn more about what you get as part of Audio Premium, read this. To take a peek inside this tutorial, hit the jump!
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Encyclopedia of Home Recording: Acoustics
Understanding acoustics is helpful throughout the production process – from performing to recording, and even monitoring. This post is a clear explanation and helpful overview of the topic from Mark Garrison’s book Encyclopedia of Home Recording.
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This entry is part 1 of 8 in the Creative Session: Encyclopedia of Home Recording Session
On YouTube: Remaking Jean Michel Jarre’s “Oxygene”
John ’00′ Fleming sits in for a Computer Music Producer Masterclass session. He discusses the process of remaking Jean Michel Jarre’s famous “Oxygene” track.
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What’s Coming to Audiotuts+ in 2012?
2011 was a great year for Audiotuts+. We published over 500 times – tutorials, tips, articles, open mics, workshops and quizzes – and were visted 39% more often than in 2010. But 2011 is over. What do we have in store for 2012? Read on to find out!
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How to Record Great Music
If you've been thinking about recording music or dabbling in audio engineering, then kick-start the process by grabbing a copy of Björgvin's book and start learning how you can record great music with whatever equipment you've got!
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