Dave Clews offers even more clues on chords, Guide to playing keys starts here, Yelle reveal the tech secrets behind their distinctive sound and much more…
Weighing in at over 3 hours and 48 minutes, an exclusive in-depth blueprint to the complete art and business of remixing. From the studio where you’ll learn how to master the creative approach and specialist production techniques required to create original sounds across both Cubase AND Ableton, to the business aspects behind securing remix opportunities, getting paid and more. This is our most detailed and comprehensive course yet that goes beyond the studio and will prepare you for the real-life scenarios every producer will face during their career.
… Working on Cubase, James will break down his entire production process and create a club-ready tech-house weapon using techniques that you can easily transfer to your own projects. Building the track from a classic disco sample, he covers everything from drums and bassline, to arrangement, vocals and synths in a detailed and concise way.
“For years I’ve been wanting to learn the piano, but always postponed it as it seemed so difficult. Half way through this course I was already trying all kind of things out on my magesy piano, and was in shock that it all worked out.” Gregory, One of our students. Shapes and patterns are a fun intuitive way, to get people playing confidently quickly. Most of the worlds music doesn’t rely on notation and you don’t need to either, this course shows you how to avoid the barriers that so often bog people down when they start learning piano – you need to have fun and have quick successes, playing the songs you love.
Nothing gets the attention of a listener like heavy hitting drums. In an industry full of the same old recycled drum sounds, we wanted to pave a new lane and bring something authentic to the table. So with Pharaoh, we set out on a mission to put together the hardest hitting and most unique drum collection possible. After spending countless hours deep diving into drum design and analog processing equipment, the team truly went above and beyond. Each sample was designed to have perfect harmonic content & piercing transients to help cut through any mix while still sounding full of character. So if you are a producer who makes heavy hitting music, regardless of the genre, these premium drum samples are essentially tailor-made for that style.
Want to master the powerful audio recording and editing features available in Studio One 5? Join trainer and producer in this course, and get recording in no time! From recording instruments to tuning and editing vocals, Studio One 5 has all the tools and features you need to get great audio recordings. In this in-depth course, audio engineer reveals everything you need to know to become a pro at recording and editing audio in Studio One 5. Explaining how to create and set up a new song from scratch. You learn about sample rate, resolution, block size, latency and other important settings and concepts. You then discover various ways to import audio and loops, and make everything conform to your song’s tempo. With a basic rhythm track in place, Joshua demonstrates how to record a song by adding and overdubbing different instruments: acoustic & electric guitars, bass, vocals and multi-tracked acoustic drums. You learn every audio features in Studio One 5, including the editing tools, punching, comping, and tuning features, quantizing audio, adding effects, exporting, and more…
Make yourself heard. Start making music with Logic Pro X. Author and Logic Pro insider walks through every facet of basic drum programming and beat making in Logic Pro, including choosing the right drum kit for the beat, recording, arranging, and quantizing. She shows off Drummer, the intelligent drum feature, for creating beats automatically. She then moves into Ultrabeat, Logic’s built-in drum machine, and shows how to step sequence, design your own sounds, use your own samples, and create glitchy effects with the instrument. Then Dot dives deeper into making beats. She demonstrates how to make your own Apple Loops, time-stretch, quantize, and regroove audio as well as how to best add swing to your beats, fatten your sounds with drum replacement, and slice your samples. She then focuses on techniques specific to electronic music, including warping a beat with Space Designer and making DJ turntable effects with speed fades, and some retro groove tricks, including creating a human drummer feel with the Transform Editor and editing gate time. Dot wraps up the course by looking at a few more of the new beat making features in Logic Pro X, including the Arpeggiator and other MIDI plugins.
