10 Templates that Solve Problems for Web Developers

November 29, 2009, 5:56 pm

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Net.Tuts+ have posted this really good article, which was written by Jarel Remick on the 27th November. The article showcases ten very useful templates that you can download and use yourself to help you with some common problems that Web developers and designers face. Some of these templates include: Airmail! – Customizable Email Template Simpla [...]

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Questions to ask clients before designing their website

November 29, 2009, 6:28 pm

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Brian Hoff has posted this very good article on his blog, The Design Cubicle,  about some of the key questions you need to ask any client before getting down to the nitty gritty of designing their website for them. The important thing to remember with any website that you develop, is to do your research [...]

Microphone Technique

November 29, 2009, 7:30 pm

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Article by DJmailerdaemon The following video by Mark Spivey from Create and Record Music DIY demonstrates how to use a microphone, providing some tips and hints to help you get started. For more info on how to record at home go to http://www.createandrecordmusic.com Posted in Audio Production Tagged: audio, microphone, recording

Introduction to Pro Tools

November 29, 2009, 7:52 pm

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Article by DJmailerdaemon Producer, engineer & songwriter Aaron Sternke from Artist House Music has recorded a series of videos and posted them on YouTube that gives an in-depth and insightful tutorial series on Pro Tools and how to get started with using and recording with the software. Aaron cover’s everything from the differences between Pro [...]

Stepping Up to a Professional Tripod by David Flores

December 6, 2009, 5:49 pm

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FilmmakerIQ.com has posted this fantastic article on Tripods for professional film-making by David Flores. If you take your camera work seriously, it’s impossible to overstate the importance of a tripod. Quality tripod kits do more than just hold your camera rig up. These supports improve composition, force perspective, and provide smooth pan and tilt movements. [...]

Audacity Tutorials

December 6, 2009, 6:29 pm

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Article by DJmailerdaemon DJmailerdaemon has once again contributed to the Media Lab Learning Hub with a series of Audacity video tutorials, which demo the basics of how to use the open source program, Audacity. These tutorials were prepared by CCTV Cambridge Audacity Part 1: Introduction to Audacity by CCTV Cambridge In this tutorial, we introduce [...]

Twitter for Learning?

December 6, 2009, 6:53 pm

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Yes you read the title of this post correctly and you are not hallucinating, but more and more learning professionals are jumping on the Twitter band-wagon as a tool for use in the classroom and e-learning environments. To me, twitter has been one of those social media website’s that I can see it potential, but [...]

Panning in Audio Production

December 8, 2009, 7:15 pm

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Panning. What’s it all about then eh? If you’ve ever been confused by all this left, right, stereo interleaved, surround stuff – this is the document for you.  From the very very basics that you really should know so you don’t laughed at in front of your peers when you hand in a mono mix [...]

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Web Designer’s Nightmare

December 13, 2009, 5:14 pm

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This article / comic posted on the website The Oat Meal, paints a very humerous yet very insightful look into the issues and possible stresses involved with being a web designer or developer. If you are thinking about this as a potential career path you have to bare in mind that at the end of [...]

Adobe’s Colour Palette

December 14, 2009, 4:01 pm

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Designing a colour palette for your media project can be overwhelming. And on larger projects it can be especially hard to get everyone involved thinking the same way. A good place to start is an image that expresses the mood or ‘feel’ that you are after then use a program such as Adobe Kuler to [...]