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Top 10 Podcast Episodes of 2021!

Yesterday, I posted my top 10 blog posts written in 2021. Today, I thought I would share the most popular podcast episodes I published.

Note: everyone uses different podcast players, so I have linked to the show notes/blog posts that accompany many of these episodes. A few of them will require you to scroll down for the playback controls. Or, of course, you could subscribe to the show! (Don't forget to leave me that sweet 5 star review if you are on Apple Podcasts, it really does help!)

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Thanks to all of the awesome guests who joined the show this year!

  1. forScore for the Mac, with Dr. David MacDonald
  2. Dorico for iPad, with Daniel Spreadbury
  3. The Prime Directive, with Will Kuhn and Ethan Hein
  4. What Do We Keep?
  5. It’s a Floor Wax. It's a Dessert Topping. Stop! You're Both Right!, with Alex Shapiro
  6. Rogue Amoeba Audio Apps, with Paul Kafasis ... technically released late December 29, but it was downloaded so much this year, I'll allow it.
  7. Sibelius for iPad, with Joe Plazak
  8. Pass the Baton, with Theresa Hoover
  9. Ukulele Makeover, with Dr. Chris Russell
  10. Smart Speakers and Their Assistants, with Dr. David MacDonald

Top Ten Blog Posts from 2021

I thought it would be fun to take a look at the analytics on the blog this year and acknowledge the most popular posts written in 2021.

Here they are!

  1. Dorico for iPad: First Impressions

  2. Creating a Song Remix Project for Your Music Class Using Soundtrap and Neural Mix Pro

  3. forScore for the Mac

  4. Sibelius Comes to iPad

  5. 3 Soundtrap Projects Your Students Will Love

  6. Develop Performance Skills

  7. Take, Leave, Transform! -- What Do We Keep From Last School Year?

  8. Getting Young Performers to Compose

  9. Automatic Instrument Rental Forms

  10. Ukulele Resources, Pedagogy, and Curriculum

And a bonus!

  1. iOS 15 and Safari Extensions

Though not a blog post, My Favorite Technology continues to be one of the most popular pages of robbyburns.com. It contains a list of my most depended on hardware, software, and services.