This course is a in-depth tutorial on how to use Timeless. If you are someone who is trying to figure it out but couldn’t understand it better.This is the right course for you.
Total Length: 51:33
Piano playing variations for dramatic songs or scores. Music is so deeply embedded in the motion picture narrative that it’s uncanny to imagine it without. In a captivating movie scene, it adds just as much as impeccably delivered dialogue, beautiful cinematography or forceful acting. Sometimes it’s so perfectly transparent that we don’t even pay attention to it, we just get absorbed and submerged… This is what takes place when all storytelling elements come together and what we generally refer to as ‘magic’ happening. This collection of EZkeys MIDI focuses on dramatic scenes that call for equally dramatic scores. Imagine a crime scene, a love lost, a love gained, a time-lapse of spring turning into summer and fall to winter. Or imagine yourself writing to the scenes that play out on your own screen or in your head. There are no two ways about it: on the silver screen, music is much more than chords, harmony and melody – it’s a storyteller. Close your eyes and start writing.
Retro Noir brings expertly crafted retro-tinted soulful synth sounds for your retro fused downtempo productions, 60 massive patches designed from ground up to give your production the sunset ride vibes. Inspired sounds from genres like Downtempo Electronica., Chill Trap, Future pop, Chill Hop, soulful beat, Future Soul, Future RnB, Tropical Trap.
Raw, hard hitting, gritty drums, ripped straight from the headlines (of 1975). Dylan Wissing (Kanye, Drake, Jay Z) brings the vibe of all those 70s cop show themes out of the old wooden Magnavox and into your productions. Tight, dead drums with no bottom heads, groovy hats, and of course orchestral percussion. Volume 3 “1975 Mix” is the soundtrack of the original show, pressed to vinyl, taped on VHS in the 80s, copied to cassette in the 90s. Volume 4 “Phat Mix” is the sound of the original master tapes. Put some fresh aluminum foil on the rabbit ears, crack open a can of Schlitz, and start creating. Who loves ya, baby!
