[musictlk] [musical] What podcasts would help you most?

[Mario Percinic]

Hy.
I'd be very interested in all related podcasts, specially those about 
reaper and recording under windows, since i'm planning to start making 
my own home recordings.
On 20.10.2014. 18:43, Poppa Bear via musictlk wrote:
> I myself am interested in some of the IOS recording apps, but I don't have
> any particular order or preference. If it happens then great, if not, I know
> how things sometimes have to be put on the back burner. Take care and thanks
> for allowing us to make this kind of request.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: musictlk [mailto:musictlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Ken Downey
> via musictlk
> Sent: Monday, October 20, 2014 6:57 AM
> To: music talk mailing list
> Subject: [musictlk] What podcasts would help you most?
>
> As a few of you probably know me, you might know that over the last few
> months I've done a couple podcasts on sound synthesis techniques for the
> blind. There are, it seems, suddenly so many new avenues for us to
> manipulate sound and music accessibly, though there is still so much ground
> left to cover, that I find I'm going to be doing, well, a whole bunch of
> podcasting. I'm so excited about Reaper that it's going to be one of the
> first things I cover in depth, and believe me I'll cover every aspect of
> this program I can learn. If I have to do two two-hour podcasts on it, than
> that's what it takes. The question is, is the podcast needed or do you guys
> have a good handle on it, and if you want the podcast, what topics do you
> want covered specifically? (I'm still learning, but I'm pretty good at
> finding what I need to know.) Also, I'll be covering iPhones apps like
> Songbird, Noatikl, Alchemy Synth, Garage Band, Thumbjam, and whatever is
> asked of me. If there is an order to these apps you'd like to learn about,
> if one is more important for you than another, I'd be glad to hear your
> feedback about that too. I am also willing to do a podcast about the Yamaha
> mx61 if any of you have that particular board, as instruments design on it
> is mostly straightforward.
> Ken Downey
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