200 samples stacked with inspirational, warm and inventive sequence and arpeggiator sounds. Techno Sequences Vol 4 is a collection of 200 samples. This collection of sound is good for anyone making House, Techno, Minimal, Electronica, Trance, Drumbnass and any other future genre.
200 samples stacked with inspirational, warm and inventive single or short synthesizer like sounds. Techno Synth Vol 2 is a collection of 200 samples. All samples are stacked with inspirational, warm and inventive single or short synthesizer like sounds. This collection of sound is good for anyone making House, Techno, Minimal, Electronica, Trance, Drumbnass and any other future genre.
This course was made to turn complex singing technique into simple exercises and insights that will help you to succeed as a singer. These 4 basics of singing are just one module of our full course: The Fundamentals of Singing. Feel free to take a look on the course.
The Ultimate Piano Chord Course will give you the skills to be able to play thousands of songs. Most songs are written using chords, so if you understand how to use them properly, you’ll be able to play a vast amount of songs by just reading simple chord symbols. You don’t need to be able to read music notation in order to play great songs! This course is for beginners on the Piano, and so starts with the basics, but quickly moves onto learning about the different kinds of chords and how they are constructed, gradually getting more and more advanced as you progress. You don’t just learn about chords though. Along the way you will learn about different kinds of rhythms, playing patterns and techniques that can be applied to the chords. By the end you’ll be able to play the Piano by reading a chord sheet, but sound like a pro! I believe the best way to learn is by applying your new found knowledge, and so throughout the course you will learn famous songs or chord progressions on the Piano, relevant to the particular chord/rhythm or playing pattern you’ve just been learning. The course uses examples from songs by a wide variety of artists such as Adele, Sam Smith, The Commodores, Christina Perri, John Legend and Don McLean to name a few.
When learning about Music Theory most people start with scales, modes and chords and then sort of.. stop. This makes you miss out on of the most exciting parts of Theory: Form. In this course we’re going to check out not only those all important scales and chords, but also Functional Harmony, which is a system that categorises Chords into their unique “functions”. This will allow you to build chord progressions that evoke specific emotions, creating a story in which you’re the writer, you can steer the story into any direction depending on the mood you want to create: in whatever type of music you produce!
Riser Effects is the term for the kind of sounds that rise in pitch over time. Sounds that continuously increases the energy and tension build up. However, even though the general direction is going upwards, you can add rhythm or internal movement into the upwards slide to make it more unique. You can also shape the overall curve of the riser over time. These types of sound effects are great for building energy into a new section of your music, for example: Going from a verse into the chorus…But you can also use shorter and less pronounced risers just before you introduce new parts and elements. Riser effects are heavily used in EDM music, and epic cinematic style music. But you can use them in almost any genre. Sometimes you want a more organic sounding riser effect made from real instruments and sounds…and other times you want an electronic style riser made from synthesized sounds, to really add that focused and sharp build-up of energy.
