Beginners Guide:  Beats Production

FANTASTiC | 20 November 2021 | 1.43 GB

If you’re wanting to produce beats but clueless about where to start, this course is for you! In a little over 90 minutes, you’ll be taught all the basics of beats production and acquire a bonus pack of drum samples to kick off your collection. The course starts with lessons on the kinds of sounds or individual instruments that make up a beat, and some of the fundamentals when it comes to the theory side, covering all things tempo and timing. After the main principles of rhythm have been outlined, the subsequent modules go through each of the most popular methods for producing beats, from working with samples to playing various instruments. The first process shows how beats can be made with simple placement of oneshots along the arrangement timeline, whatever music software you use, following basic guidelines of alternating kicks and snares. Loopcloud is then demonstrated as a way of simplifying the process further, with its built-in pattern presets for creating instant loops for you.

Tech Tips Vol.65 TUTORiAL

HiDERA | 20 November 2021 | 1.47 GB

.:BASS MUSiC ESSENTiALS:.

Over these 10 videos, we’re diving headfirst into the growls, wubs, and grit of Bass Music. From the underground origins in the early Noughties when UK Garage and Dub Reggae merged to form Dubstep to the ton of subgenres we have today, Haterade looks at some awesome techniques and sound-design tips and tricks that’ll give you the basics of getting your tracks to sound sick as! Check it.

Metal Mixing TUTORiAL

HiDERA | 12.04.2020 | 11.6 GB

TUTORiAL/Project Files| HiDERA

Learn Metal Mixing from the legendary producer/engineer. Get inside his head and learn how he mixes incredible metal tracks. • Learn Metal mixing from legendary producer/engineer • 30 lessons that show you exactly how Kane mixes tracks from scratch – watch him mix in real time as he explains every step of the way • Learn how to get aggressive guitar stacks • Learn how to add tone, color, and depth to drums, making them hit hard and cut through the mix • Use Magesy creative FX to add tension to your transitions • Get massive vocal tone that sits perfectly with the rest of your mix • Watch Kane mix the track from start to finish and understand why he does everything in the mix, from processing to automation…

Ultimate Guide To Synthesizers

HiDERA | 12.04.2020 | 478 MB

ULTIMATE GUIDE TO SYNTHESIZERS. Learn everything you need to know about synthesizers from the ground up, and start using your synth like a Magesy Audio Pro. • Learn to use any synthesizer with ease in The Ultimate Guide to Synthesizers • Understand exactly how synthesizers work, from basic to advanced techniques • 42 lessons that show you everything you need to know to use any synth like a pro • Fully understand ADSR Envelopes, LFOs, Oscillators, Filters, Modulation, and Macros, as well as how to use all of these tools in your synth of choice • Explore popular techniques like wavetable synthesis, frequency modulation, sample-based synthesis, and more

Social Media Promotion TUTORiAL

P2P | March 30 2017 | 595 MB

for Musicians, Artists, and Engineers

Any artist, band, producer, or recording engineer trying to promote their work has a wide variety of social media outlets to choose from. That said, learning all of the related tools and best practices can be daunting and time-consuming. In this course shares helpful tips and best practices for online marketing and promotion that can help you harness the power of social media to promote your music and increase your fan base. Bobby shares strategies for marketing with your website, blog, and mailing list, and explains how to optimize your presence on key social media platforms—Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram—to promote your work. He provides an overview of the social networks, shares tips for developing your brand, and goes into the overall qualities of a strong social media strategy.

Korg Nautilus Video Manual

FANTASTiC | 25 September 2021 | 1.88 GB

Korg’s Nautilus is a powerful workstation packed with unlimited sonic potential. Watch this course and learn everything you need to know to start producing great sounds with Nautilus! With more than 2,200 sounds, sampling capabilities, a touchscreen and nine sound engines, the Korg Nautilus offers a lot of punch for the price. With such a powerful workstation, it can be difficult to master all its functionalities. This is why we asked keyboardist and educator Matt Vanacoro to create this course, where he covers everything you need to tame this beast of a keyboard… Matt jumps right in by exploring the back panel and explaining how to connect your gear. You discover the Set List and Program modes, and you learn how to navigate the banks and categories to find exactly the sound you’re looking for. First thing you know, you start creating and saving your own programs by diving into the various engines. There’s a lot of them to explore! Next, Matt teaches you how to use the flexible and complex Korg FX system. You also learn about sampling, using the awesome arpeggiator, creating combinations, recording with the sequencer, using external MIDI and a lot more!

Future Music 366 DVD CONTENT

MaGeSY® EXCLUSiVE | 13.01.2021 | CONTENT: 16.80 GB

English | 100 pages | True PDF | PDF ONLY: 45 MB

The idea of using chance, probability and generative systems in music making is nothing new, but tools to accomplish these things have certainly become more common of late. Just look at some recent gear highlights – Novation Launchpad Pro, Arturia KeyStep Pro, Elektron Model Cycles, Korg opsix and Wavestate all come equipped with some kind of randomiser or probability-driven feature. It seems these tools that have long been popular in the modular realm are making their way into mainstream music gear. But why should we care? As we dig into in this issue’s cover feature, far from just being a lazy way to auto-generate sounds, adding a bit of chance and unpredictably to your music making can be a great way to inspire creativity, add variation and generate ‘happy accidents’ you might not discover otherwise.