Complete Guide to Operator

P2P | 15 August 2020 | 599 MB

Duration: 2h+ | Language: English

Operator is one of Live’s most powerful Suite Instruments, known for its hybrid approach to synthesis combining frequency modulation techniques with subtractive and additive synthesis. In this course from Senior Tutor, you’ll learn all you need to program any kind of sound with this impressive instrument. The course begins with a general overview of the synth, taking a look at some of the more basic features such as envelopes and oscillators, and also delving deeper into more advanced elements such as routing matrixes and creating your own wavetables. Following on from an explanation of the principles of FM synthesis, Rob then proceeds to share his extensive sound design knowledge with you, showing you how to create a wide variety of sounds. These range from simple, 2 oscillator bell-like sounds to complex, evolving bass patches. There’s also a few tips on creating your very own drum and percussion sounds using the FM synthesis techniques discussed in the tutorials.

Future Music 361 DVD

MaGeSY® | 27.08.2020 | PDF: 64 MB | CONTENT: 38.08 GB

Capture the perfect take with our ultimate guide, Pristine vocals, Rich guitars and much more… Future Music is the essential guide to success for the modern producer. Discover everything in the pages of your Future Music digital magazine – from interviews with some of the world’s top producers and DJ’s, to practical tutorials that will help you take your production to the next level. Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your next project or just want to stay up-to-date with the very latest in the music industry, then Future Music magazine is just what you need. You’ll be the first to know of any new tech releases as well as any industry events. Take your production and mixing skills to the next level and become the ultimate selector with Future Music magazine! 

Logic Pro X: Creating Generative Music

SYNTHiC4TE | August 15 2020 | 420 MB

Logic Pro X expert delivers eye and mind opening Logic Pro X 10.5 video tutorials! Watch how to set up Logic Pro X 10.5 to automatically create and produce completely original tracks and effects using its built-in generative and automated features and functions, perfect for when you’re looking for new ideas, have writer’s block, or just want something truly random and unique. These videos are for those who have an intermediate level or greater of Logic Pro X 10.5.X. Larry welcomes you and gives an introduction to the series and what you can expect to learn. He then jumps right in with videos on how to use the Logic Scripter to automatically generate drum patterns using conditions of probability that you set, including randomness and certainty. Next, see how to take the same concept further by using Ultrabeat and the Drum Probability Sequencer to trigger different drum hits, which allow you to come up with new drum parts in a quicker way than with the Drum Machine Designer. Larry then shows you how Scripters are layered to create even more complex patterns.

EZdrummer vs Superior Drummer TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 27 2016 | 544 MB

Not sure which virtual drum instrument is right for you? Expert drum instructor Luke Oswald compares two of the most feature rich and popular choices, Toontrack’s EZdrummer 2 and Superior Drummer 2, in this in-depth video tutorial series. Luke takes you through the differences and strengths of each package, comparing the drums panel, construction windows mixers, sounds, effects available in each app, and much, much more. See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info. Whether you’re an existing EZdrummer 2 or Superior Drummer 2 user, or you aren’t, and are trying to decide which is right for you, don’t miss “EZdrummer vs Superior Drummer!” today.

How To Make Vocal Tech House

SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 12 2021 | 2.98 GB

Back by popular demand with another absolute banger we proudly welcome back Scott Lowe from Mescal Kids with an all-new ‘How To Make’ course showing us how they made their high ranking Beatport track ‘Never Knew Starting from scratch, Scott recreates this Vocal Tech House tune with an easy-to-follow step-by-step guide where we build the groove and bassline, chop up the vocals, add synths and effects before arranging out, mixing down and mastering. The finished track is yet another energetic, groove-laden, soulful classic from Mescal Kids that’s guaranteed to raise the roof! Download the resources and get on it!

STRAYLIGHT Explained® TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 12 February 2021 | 237 MB

Studio wiz delivers in-depth Native Instruments STRAYLIGHT video tutorials! If you want to learn all of STRAYLIGHT‘s features and functions, including how to use it creatively to design etheral and emotive sounds, this STRAYLIGHT video tutorial series is for you. Discover the sonic power that Granualar Synthesis coupled with non-linear Sample Playback can generate! These videos are designed for new STRAYLIGHT users. To start, Fabio welcomes you and then gives you a quick demo of a short composition using STRAYLIGHT, so you can get an idea of what it is capable of. You’ll then get instructions on how to install and configure STRAYLIGHT, followed by an overview of the Main Page and its default preset, which contains basic modulation and parameter functions, plus how to change presets from the two different available action menus.

Logic Pro: Drum Synthesis Explained®

FANTASTiC | 12 February 2021 | 451 MB

Logic guru brings you Logic Pro video tutorials covering everything you need to know to fully understand drum synthesis and program your own impactful drum sounds from scratch, using nothing but Logic Pro! To make learning this topic easier, you also get all the patches that are created in the video tutorials, as well as the Logic Pro session and samples, so you can follow along on your system. These videos are for those who already know how to use Logic Pro, but want to get a deeper understanding of the art of sound designing electronic drum sounds in Logic Pro. Larry greets you and first starts off with how to read waveforms to better understand drum synthesis design and techniques, as well as how to recognize clipping, different tonal signatures, and stereo width. Then it’s onto the mighty kick drum, and you’ll learn the general workflows when using Logic’s Drum Synth, Ultrabeat, and Drum Machine Designer, including the various parameters that are used to create a variety of kick sounds, and more.