Foundations of Audio Delay and

Modulation UPDATE TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 13 2013 | 2.29 GB

In this installment of Foundations of Audio, author Alex U. Case explains the fundamentals of delay and modulation effects and how to apply these effects, technically and creatively, to improve the sound of a mix. The course covers adjusting individual parameters such as delay time, level, and feedback; working with long delays to create echoes, enhance groove, and add support; using delay modulation for chorus and doubling effects; and dialing-in spectral effects from delay, such as flanging. This course also includes Get in the Mix (GITM) sessions for both Avid Pro Tools and Apple Logic Pro. Exercise files are also included with the course.

Future Music Issue 276 March 2014 Content DVD

Issue 276 March 2014 Content DVD | 2.45 GB

This month everything comes in pairs with interviews (and studio access) with Ulrich Schnauss and Pretty Lights. There are great tutorials on distortion and low-end mixing. And something for everyone in our reviews section, from giganto workstations to tiny synths you have to build yourself. Add in our DAW regulars (with video to match) and you’ve the ultimate guide to making today’s music. And we’re going to do it all again next month!

Rock Sauce for Lead Guitar 2014

English | MP4, data-dvd 864×486 (16:9) | 1,37 GB

Audio: MP3, 128 Kbps, 44100 Khz, 2 channels | Length: 02h 47min

Jennifer organized the Rock Sauce: Lead Guitar curriculum into two sections. In the first section, Jennifer presents 20 lead guitar concepts and techniques that underpin her signature approach and style. In the first section, Jennifer presents Pentatonic & Blues Scales, Dorian & Aeolian Modes, Mixolydian & Dominant, Owning Melodies, Studying Other Players, Conversational Phrasing, Adding To Your Trick Bag, Tonal Variety, The Art of Listening, Effects Processors & Pedals, Hand Slaps & Slides, Sonic Exclamation, Bending Notes, Harmonic Octave Tapping, Tapping Basics, Exploring Tapping Further, Natural Harmonic Melodies, Tremolo Sauce, Intervallic Jumps and Sweep Picking.

MAGIX Samplitude Fundamentals Tutorial Videos

FREE | Samplitude | Tutorial Videos | 295.84 MB

Fundamentals – 9 PARTS

Jazz Manouche In the Style of Wawau Adler DVD5

DVD5 | NTSC 16:9 | (720×480) | MPEG2 ~3815 kbps

English: AC3, 192 kb/s (2 ch) | 01:51:06 | 3.80 GB

Genre: Guitar lessonsJosef “Wawau” Adler is a jazz guitarist from the town of Karlsruhe in Germany. Wawau comes from a family of Sinti gypsies, so it is only natural that his biggest musical influence is the great gypsy jazz guitarist, Django Reinhardt. While Wawau plays many styles of guitar, including bebop and modern jazz, he has gained an enviable, worldwide reputation for performing Gypsy Jazz. But Wawau’s musical style goes beyond simply following Django’s musical legacy. By adding influences such as Wes Montgomery, Charlie Parker, Pat Martino and George Benson, Wawau has developed a style which is uniquely his own. Django made such a strong impression on musicians that it is easy to become lost in the study of Django’s awesome technique. For many players, this becomes an end in itself. But what starts out as a noble goal often becomes a trap for the Django enthusiast. Technical aspects such as speed and volume can cause many players to lose sight of the soul and feeling of Django’s playing. For Wawau, technique plays a secondary roll to the pure artistry of Django’s great music.

Write Like Mozart An Introduction to

Classical Music Composition TUTORiAL

Team MAGNETRiXX | 11 February 2014 | 769 MB

This course introduces students to strategies for style writing of common practice European art music. The issues of harmonic progression, voice leading, and texture are addressed in addition to relevant compositional concepts like repetition, variation, and elaboration. The course aims to offer a creative space even within the restrictions of stylistic emulation. This course aims to give students a set of approaches for composition in the style of Classical and Romantic era European art music. The principles and skills in this course engage one as much as possible in the thinking of composers from those eras, giving the student compositional freedoms that composers of that era enjoyed. The issues of harmonic progression, voice leading, and texture are addressed in addition to relevant compositional concepts such as common tones, leading tones, repetition, variation, and elaboration.

Jazz Manouche Technique and Improvisation Vol.1 DVD9

DVD9 | MPEG2 | 720×480 | AC3 2channels | 5.95 GB

In developing this 4 volume series, instructor Denis Chang’s intention was to help the student gain insight into both the technical and conceptual components of Jazz Manouche improvisation. Denis wanted the series to be comprehensive in both scope and detail and to provide years of instruction and exercises for the serious student of guitar. Denis has structured the 4 volumes in a sequential fashion. Each successive DVD builds on the material and concepts that Denis covered in the previous DVD(s). To obtain maximum benefit it is strongly advised that you follow Denis’ curriculum, sequentially, as Denis intended.