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How Tweak's Guide Works

How Tweak's Guide Works

The Guide to the Guide

Note the list of classes on the left

hand  this way is left

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You don't have to read them all in order, but I do explain basic concepts in the early classes and assume you know them in the later classes. 

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So you think you know "your stuff"?  What?, you are a "Producer", after all?!  Oh that's tight!  Just go take my little test now, see if you really have your basics down.  If you can pass my test you do know the basic concepts behind studio production quite well.  Go to the forums and help us out, OK?  If you don't then...

Don't worry, be happy.  Spend a few days reading the guide and not only you will be able to walk into any studio and talk the talk, you'll be able to build your own.

Assuming you have already read the Newbie section you start right....

 

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Class #1 Studio 101: Part A Getting Started with MIDI  Part B: Hooking Up your audio card   After reading this you should understand the basic components of the recording studio, the difference between MIDI and Audio and have a good sense of the different ways to configure a studio.

 

Or you can use "The Hand" which is on every page of the Guide

Go to the First Class

Illustration for How Tweak's Guide Works  This is the hand it will take you to the NEXT page

Tale a second to scan a few of the topics we'll be covering right away

Class #2 Basics of Building the Studio.  My handy chart shows you how to put it all together

Class #3 Buying a SoundCard: What you must know There's a snake pit of options and confusing acronyms for drivers.  I'll get you through this painlessly.

Class #4 The Intelligent Person's Guide to Buying Gear 
This article gives you a sense of the different types of gear and offers tips that will help you avoid costly mistakes

Class #5 The Basics of Writing a song on a Computer with Midi  Here is what it is like building a song on a computer, step by step

Class #6 Overview of Multi-Track Recorders goes into the different solutions from simple 4 track cassette decks for songwriters to advanced 24 track hard disk recorders that integrate with computers. 

newbQuestions and Answers:

Q) Newb: Hey Tweak, I was wondering if you could tell me where to find the guide?

A)  Tweak:  Go to the start of the page and read

Newb: Gee, can't you just tell me??!  This is getting complicated!

Tweak: Ok you are at page one of the guide right now.

Newb: Thank you!  But where are the classes? 

Tweak: They are in the sidebar to the left.

Newb:  Left? 

Tweak: Right!

Newb:  Where on the right?

 

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