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Posted by DigiNut on Oct-19-2005 01:13:

The Tutorial "Master List"

Posted by retrobyte on Oct-19-2005 02:56:

For mastering, there's the Ozone Mastering Guide - it's specific, but it's pretty easy to apply the concepts of the program and mastering in the guide to other plug-ins and applications. I uploaded it to yousendit.com over here, if someone could host it that'd be awesome:

http://s24.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=...AZ1T21QR7L5NBWE

I'd also include a link to KVR under Synths - that's where I send everyone for synths and plug-ins. Speaking of - add a plug-in section. I know a bunch of random sites to get some awesome (and free) VST effects.

Posted by DigiNut on Oct-19-2005 03:18:

quote:
Originally posted by retrobyte
I'd also include a link to KVR under Synths - that's where I send everyone for synths and plug-ins. Speaking of - add a plug-in section. I know a bunch of random sites to get some awesome (and free) VST effects.

That's a good thought. I think it's best implemented with a separate plug-in thread (since it's a huge topic in and of itself), and I will post a link to that thread near the top of the "synths" section (and change the heading to "synths/effects/plug-ins" perhaps). How does that sound to you guys?

Ozone mastering guide appears to be available online at izotope's site... I will add that to the list.

Posted by IDarkISwordI on Oct-19-2005 03:54:

+1

Hey. Great layout on this FAQ. Isnt of huge use to me but I'm pretty sure that if I didnt already know just about all of it, it would be an easy to follow tutorial list. You might also add my hardware thread on there. It badly needs a good update but I think its a decent single page resource. Just a suggestion though .

Cheers,
Zac

Posted by retrobyte on Oct-19-2005 04:19:

quote:
Originally posted by IDarkISwordI
+1

Hey. Great layout on this FAQ. Isnt of huge use to me but I'm pretty sure that if I didnt already know just about all of it, it would be an easy to follow tutorial list. You might also add my hardware thread on there. It badly needs a good update but I think its a decent single page resource. Just a suggestion though .

Cheers,
Zac

I agree, great guide for hardware.

Posted by DigiNut on Oct-19-2005 22:18:

Posted by IDarkISwordI on Oct-19-2005 22:42:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Updated! Oh, and may I suggest adding the Mackie Control products to the MIDI controller section, because they kick ass (I'm saving up for one right now).

Hey. No problem there . I had completely forgot about Mackie's controllers . They defininatly have good stuff . In the next update of the thread, I should have a lot better pictures plus a bunch of new stuff.

Cheers,
Zac

Posted by moore on Oct-22-2005 12:14:

Airwave's kick tutorial posted at t.nu should be here! Here it is:

Click Here

Posted by djsphere on Oct-22-2005 12:39:

omg...this is the thread of the year. i'm just starting out so i am realy excited about this. i've done some reading about synth programming and drums but now i have so much more to read about.

thx.

Posted by moore on Oct-22-2005 13:36:

^ Great work on the thread DigiNut!

Posted by Vizay on Oct-27-2005 09:54:

This is what I've been waiting for for over a year now, great that someone could get it done finally!

Posted by T-Soma on Oct-28-2005 13:26:

Soz if i wasnt ment to post broken links coz u wanted to keep it clean but just thaught u should know.

Tweak: Sound Cards ("What sound card should I buy?") << aint working.

Posted by DigiNut on Oct-28-2005 14:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ 00 Tommy
Soz if i wasnt ment to post broken links coz u wanted to keep it clean but just thaught u should know.

Tweak: Sound Cards ("What sound card should I buy?") << aint working.

Whoops, I put two "http://"s in that link, haha.

It's fixed, thanks for letting me know. And yes, please post if you find a broken link, it's certainly not "clean" if there are any of those.

Posted by thesuperfunk on Nov-02-2005 22:41:

This could well be of use to some ...

http://www.soundonsound.com/forum/p...llapsed&sb=5&o=

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-03-2005 00:59:

quote:
Originally posted by thesuperfunk
This could well be of use to some ...

http://www.soundonsound.com/forum/p...llapsed&sb=5&o=

Nice - lots of good stuff there, I picked out a few good links and added the main forum page to the "getting started" section.

Posted by david.michael on Nov-03-2005 17:59:

Just noticed this thread... great job. Thanks for this.

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Nov-06-2005 09:43:

Here's a link to my perc tips thread if you find it helpful at all:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=224021

Posted by Adambomb337 on Nov-07-2005 10:56:

I really appreciate this DigiNut. It is very organized and must have taken you a while! Thankyou!

Here are some sites that can go uner "Chords/Theory/Composition" if you want to use them:

http://www.lucytune.com/ - shows you how to tune practically anything and develope your own scales

http://home.scarlet.be/~abenbass/fet.html - Free Functional Ear Trainer program. One of the best programs to use and is even recommended by students of Berklee. Having a trained ear helps get the songs from your head into the program so much easier.

http://www.xtec.es/rtee/eng/teledmu.../vocabulary.htm
This is a dictionary of musical terms

And here are a bunch of places to get Acapellas:

http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/forum/
http://www.hqsamples.com.ua/
http://www.vocalsonly.com/index3.html
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blast/music/faq/faq53.shtml - the dangers and advice on acapellas

Posted by thesuperfunk on Nov-07-2005 13:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
Nice - lots of good stuff there, I picked out a few good links and added the main forum page to the "getting started" section.

cheers ... there should be a few decent bits on this site too ...

http://www.theprojectstudiohandbook.com/directory.htm

Posted by DigiNut on Nov-09-2005 23:51:

Mr. Mystery: Added your percs thread, good stuff.

Adam: Thanks for those, I added a bunch of them.

thesuperfunk: That link is what the big green text at the beginning of the thread points to. Very useful site.

Posted by Liran-A on Feb-11-2006 13:09:

WoW!!

I realy appreciate you! Great job!!
Every producer have to know those things!!

Thanks!!

Posted by wrzonance on Mar-01-2006 10:43:

DigiNut: Made a tutorial.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=328170

Posted by crazedonee on May-24-2006 02:54:

you had an article on breakbeats and psychtrance in this master tutorial post but now its gone can you send me the link

thanks

Posted by DigiNut on Jul-31-2006 01:39:

Apologies for the infrequent updates, I've been stupidly busy lately. I've now merged a couple more requested links into the list.

Also note: I haven't removed any links from the list and won't remove any unless they're dead.

Cheers!

Posted by *InVeRs3* on Aug-06-2006 08:22:

Diginut, you are the greatest.

MOD THIS MAN!!!

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