Create Whoosh Sound Effects TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 18 April 2019 | 272 MB

Whoosh Sound Effects. These are sounds that are short transition effects, that sounds like a whoosh. Like something flying by fast in the air. You often hear the whoosh effect used as a sound effect in movies. For example in fights when someone swings his fist or weapon towards the opponent, making a whoosh sound in the movement, followed by the punch or hit sound. The whoosh sound effect is mainly made up from white noise, like the sound of the wind for example. Meaning it doesn’t really have a tonal pitch, at least not that prominent. But it has movement in it, that quickly changes its tonal center, and sometimes even the stereo field. The whoosh sound effects is very effective before a transition point, but since these are shorter sounds, they also work great to simply introduce a new part in your music. And especially just before a big hit or impact type sound.

Music Theory: Song Form TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 01-20-2012 | 205.22 MB

Understanding song form is essential to songwriting. Learn all how to enhance the power of your songs with music theory expert… Think about it: You can’t design a successful building without understanding architecture. So, it makes sense that if you trying to write a hit song, you’ve got to understand the basics of song form. In this 4th in a series of Music Theory tutorials by macProVideo’s expert theorist, Gregg Fine, you’ll learn how absolutely necessary the knowledge of song form is to writing great songs and the songwriting process. You see, there is more to songwriting than simply inspiration. It’s an art that has been developed and refined for thousands of years. And, like any kind of art, there are tools and techniques you can employ to refine the artistic results. In this tutorial you’ll explore all the major pop/rock and R&B song forms including AAA, AABA and the Verse-Chorus formats. You see how the different forms function. You’ll understand how some forms are best for different kinds of storytelling. You’ll also learn about the anatomy of a song, and how different sections are designed to the elevate the listener’s experience and enhance to power of your song’s emotional impact.

Music Theory: Harmony TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 12-08-2011 | 193.16 MB

Chords infuse music with color and emotion. Learn the theory and magic behind creating chords in this Harmony tutorial by Master Composer and Arranger Gregg Fine. If melody is the story of a song, then harmony is the feeling behind the story. To create songwriting magic, you need to know both. In this Harmony tutorial by chordiologist Gregg Fine, get the whole story of harmony and learn how you can enhance the color and emotion of your tunes. Harmony starts with triads: the basic building blocks for chords. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to combine intervals to change the nature and color of the chords in your productions. Watch and listen as Gregg shows how to build major, minor, diminished and augmented chords, along with their inversions. You’ll also see and hear how added tones can add a new dimension to simple chords.

Music Theory: Melody TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 12-03-2011 | 170.47 MB

Ever wonder why certain melodies stick with you forever while others trigger an intense emotional response? Why does this happen? Well, it’s not accidental! In this tutorial you’ll learn the theory and the art of melody writing… Melodies are magical. They’re what we remember and love most about the music. And, they are the foundation of every kind of music from ancient Gregorian Chant to Hip Hop. In this entertaining tutorial by composer Gregg Fine, you’ll learn how melodies are constructed and discover all the parameters of melody making beginning with notes and scales. Next you’ll see how major and minor scales are constructed with their unique patterns of whole- and half-steps. From there Professor Fine demystifies accidentals: those odd little symbols that live alongside musical notes on the page. After that there’s a section where you’ll get into musical intervals: those vibrating building blocks of melody and harmony! Then Gregg modulates it up a key or two by focusing on some exotic scales like Pentatonic, Blues, Octatonic and Augmented.

Crafting Your Vision for Music Videos TUTORiAL

P2P | July 26 2016 | 689 MB

So you wanna make music videos – but where do you start? How do you get your vision down on paper and present it to the world? Join celebrated filmmaker and director Isaiah Seret for an immersive 35-minute crash course in creating a cinematic music video treatment. Isaiah draws on his experience directing videos for MGMT, Devendra Banhart, CULTS, and Raphael Saadiq (to name a few), as well as commercials for Dewar’s, Adidas, Adobe and even a Super Bowl spot, walking you through his process for selling his video concepts through to a band or record label.

The Basics: Shoot & Edit a Music Video

P2P | 27.05.2017 | 250 MB

Duration: 13 Minutes

This introductory class is designed for the person who wants to learn the basics of creating a music video. You will have the opportunity to team up with an local artist, musician, or band from a musical genre of your preference, and create a 1- 4 minute Music Video. You can also feel free to shoot your own personal music video. You will learn the basics of how to shoot and edit a music video that can then be uploaded via youtube or vimeo for sharing. This will be a great way to break into music video production and start a portfolio. A music video or song video is a short film integrating a song and imagery, produced for promotional or artistic purposes.

How to use Synthesizers TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 14 April 2019 | 2.37 GB

Hello Music Composers & Producers! My name is Mike, and I will now teach you how synthesizers work, and how you can make your own sounds for your music productions.