Tagr is an application that helps you organize your music collection. With Tagr you can easily edit information such as a song’s artist, title, or album cover. Tagr also allows you to control the way your files are named, numbered, and capitalized. There is no more need for having other tools dictate that for you!
This installer includes all the latest APU Software plug-ins and applications. See the individual product download sections below for separate installers, supported software formats, and user manuals.
Here´s my Melodic Bass Serum Preset Pack Vol. I: Leads,Saws,Keys,Arp,MidBasses,Growls,Reeses and even a Sub Preset. Those work for every Melodic Bass Genre like Future Bass or Melodic Dubstep!
Recording Frustration No More! Find Your Perfect Mic – Exclusively in Beat 09/25! The microphone is the heart of your sound – whether you‘re a beatmaker, live performer, sound engineer, podcaster, or singer. It determines the quality of the recording even before you adjust the first knob. But which type is right for you? Which polar pattern captures your sound perfectly? What are USB microphones good for, and is a vocal booth really necessary? We‘ll cover the basics, dispel common myths, and give you practical tips for vocals, instruments, and speech so you can avoid common mistakes and get the most out of your setup! Plus, we‘ve included 24 microphones in our buying guide.
In this detailed The Legend HZ video course, synth guru Larry Holcombe takes you on a deep dive into The Legend HZ, the amazing VI from Synapse Audio that builds upon the Moog-emulating predecessor, The Legend. The Legend HZ was designed in collaboration with film-scoring phenom Hans Zimmer and packs an incredible amount of functionality that caters especially well to the needs of a film composer, including an additional three oscillators, polyphony, a modulation matrix, and more! These The Legend HZ videos are designed for new users. Larry welcomes you and provides a bit of background info on what The Legend HZ is, why it was developed, and what sets it apart from its predecessor (The Legend) and the Moog hardware instrument on which it’s based. Then he gives you a quick overview of the interface and main features, followed by a demonstration of how to save and manage presets, so you’ll be ready to start testing out sounds right away.
Join production guru Eli Krantzberg for a detailed look at FXEQ, the new addictive plug-in from iZotope that allows you unparalleled control of five different effects, each of which can be used anywhere across the frequency spectrum with exacting precision. Want to add some grit to an organ but on the midrange only? No problem! Or how about adding a ton of reverb to only a narrow upper-mid frequency band on a synth arp sound? This type of processing is a breeze with FXEQ – no other plug-ins needed! This is a virtual playground of effect possibilities, and by the end of this iZotope FXEQ course, you’ll be ready to start using the plug-in on your very next production. These iZotope FXEQ videos are designed for new FXEQ users. Eli welcomes you and begins with a quick overview of what FXEQ is, what it can do, and how the interface is laid out. Caution: This plug-in is addictive! You can easily lose track of time while trying out all the effects and options it has available. The good news is that you can create some truly unique, awesome-sounding effects, and Eli provides plenty of examples throughout the course. After the introduction, Eli moves on to the first of the five modules, SATURATE, which allows for anything from subtle saturation to serious distortion applied to any range of frequencies you’d like, thanks to its numerous types available (Satin, Tape, Grit, Foldback, Snap, Bump, Steel, Corode).
In this Massive X Player video tutorial series, Groove 3 instructor Eli Krantzberg offers an in-depth exploration of Native Instruments’ Massive X Player, the free, powerful virtual synth designed to generate dynamic, evolving sounds with ease. Throughout the Massive X Player course, Eli guides you every step of the way in mastering its features, from basic setup and installation to advanced sound design techniques like animating macros and using the built-in Animator. By the end of this Massive X Player video course, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to incorporate this versatile synth into your productions and take your sound design to new heights. These Massive X Player videos are designed for new Massive X Player users.
