Drum Recording Techniques TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 01 April 2019 | 2.41 GB

An acoustic drum set is one of the most complicated instruments to record, and many audio schools do not teach it with much detail. A drum set has many pieces and each drummer arranges their kit differently. It can be an intimidating task to record. This course aims to simplify this process by breaking down all of the variables that go in to recording a drum kit: from working with your drummer to choosing how many microphones to use, which microphones to choose, where to place them, and how to use effects when recording. A modern approach to recording drums is illustrated, as well as the classic Glyn Johns technique. Plus after the recording is done, editing and mixing is covered too. Whether you have recorded drums before and were not happy with the results, you know how to record drums but want some new insights, or you have never recorded drums but want to learn, you should gain a lot from this course. Thanks for checking out “Drum Recording Techniques!”

Audio Recording & Editing Cubase 10

FANTASTiC | 01 April 2019 | 354 MB

Cubase 10 offers powerful tools for recording and editing audio. Join our Cubase guru. Hepworth in this course, and get ready to master the audio side of this amazing DAW! Recording and editing audio doesn’t have to be a difficult task. In fact, after learning the right skills, recording audio with Cubase can be a lot of fun! Thankfully, Cubase specialist Matt Hepworth is here to teach you everything you need to know about working with audio in Cubase 10… First, Matthew explains how to set up your projects for recording. You learn to set your input levels on your audio interface, how software and hardware monitoring works, and how to configure your project settings for recording. Then, you discover the different recording modes and options available in Cubase, including cycle recording, comping lanes, and punching. Once your audio is recorded, it’s time to get that perfect take using Cubase’s arsenal of editing tools. Matthew also explores audio effects, inserts, sends, as well as more advanced features like folder tracks and grouping… and more!

Sound Design & Synthesis in Logic Pro X

FANTASTiC | 30 March 2019 | 333 MB

Robotic Vocal Sounds (Kraftwerk, Daft Punk) Vocoder

In this class, Christopher shows you how to set up the EVOC20 Vocoder in Logic Pro X to start creating those really cool robot voices like Daft Punk and Kraftwerk.

Ableton Live Probability Pack TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 28 2019 | 1.01 GB

Ableton Live 10’s Probability Pack which is free to download if you have Ableton Live 10 Suite. These five creative sequencer plugins allow you to add controlled randomisation to your composition and performance process. Each sequencer has a unique way of adding subtle or extreme randomisation to patterns with unpredictable outcomes. Perfect for generating new ideas, creating variations of existing patterns, or setting up unpredictable, ever-evolving musical or rhythmic textures. Designed for hands-on use with a controller (although hardware is not necessary to use them), Bluffmunkey takes a detailed look at how each of the plugins operates before using them in a real-world example.

How to Sound Vintage From Modern to Retro

FANTASTiC | 24 March 2019 | 834 MB

Welcome to my course on How to Sound Vintage! We’ll learn how to take a modern, digitally recorded track and send it back through a time machine to the world of analog. With the course, I provide sound samples for students to practice on. While there are some slightly technical aspects of this course, it is largely beginner friendly and can be followed along with using any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) such as Studio One, FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, etc. This course is perfect for Video Editors, YouTubers, Sound Designers, Music Producers, Podcast Editors, and many more. Being able to turn modern audio into something believably vintage is a great skill for many creators to have in their back pocket.

Copyrighting for Songwriters

FANTASTiC | 24 March 2019 | 380 MB

The course walks you through a copyright application – start to finish in under 10 minutes – as well as explaining the terms you need to know, the number of songs you can include on one application, and the rights an official filing affords you. It includes an explanation of the structure of copyrights, broken down into digestible video lessons, complete with supplemental guides, charts, and worksheets for you to reference long after this course is over. If you are a songwriter looking to save money, save time, and plan on licensing your music to others this course is for you! Use this Copyright Questionnaire, after watching videos 1-4, to gather all the information you need to complete the application (as instructed in video 5).

Cubase 10 Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 22 2019 | 455 MB

Cubase guru brings you the definitive video beginner’s guide to Cubase 10. These in-depth tutorials are designed to get you going with Cubase 10 from scratch, and learn everything you need to know to understand Cubase 10’s layout, basic functions, recording and editing MIDI and Audio, Bussing, Routing, Mixing and much, much more! Paul starts by welcoming you and goes over what you need to do to set up and create your very first Cubase project, followed by making tracks and virtual instruments and recording them via MIDI. Paul then gives you a ton of MIDI focused video tutorials covering MIDI tools, controllers, editors, modifiers, arpeggiators, drum editors and others. Cubase 10’s Audio features and functions are then explained and explored, and you’ll get the solid foundation you need to record and edit audio, making the perfect takes for your songs and productions. Paul goes deep into the different record modes, editing pitch, offline processing to save CPU, rendering MIDI to Audio, the Sampler Track, using Automation, Effects and additional topics.