Are you interested in Music Production, Songwriting and Making Music on your computer? Well if you want to get a professional sound on your final music productions, you need to learn how to mix your music.
Use zone 7 to transform a less than perfect mix down into a commercial quality EDM track. Mastering electronic music is not easy. In fact, it’s downright hard as hell. Getting your tracks to sound loud, punchy, rich, full and clean all at the same time can have you pulling your hair out in no-time or worse, abandoning a project altogether. Luckily, there are so many mastering plugins and tools out there designed to make our lives easier when it comes to mastering our EDM tracks. One of the best plugins to master your tracks is Ozone. It comes packed with features to help you glue your mix, balance frequencies, add richness and character and get your tracks sounding as loud and proud as the big boys.
In this extensive Logic Pro X course, I show you all the functions and the features of the EXS24 Sampler. The EXS24 is the built-in Sampler in Logic Pro 9 and 10 and in this set of videos I explore in detail how you can use this versatile Sampler.
In this course we are going to create a track from scratch in Pryda style in Logic Pro X. This is the ultimate step by step guide to create music in this style with some 3rd party plugins like Spire and Fabfilter plugins.
Learn the basics of songwriting from a working composer. This class covers fundamentals such as chords, melodies, lyrics, orchestration and arrangement. I share several tips and techniques that I’ve picked up on my musical path. For your class project you will write an original song/composition, utilizing the fundamentals we cover in the class, and record it. Your recording doesn’t have to be professional quality—a smartphone demo will work just fine. For beginners, I’ll supply you with a chord progression to work with. Anyone interested in cultivating their skills as a songwriter or composer can learn from this class. Prior knowledge and/or experience in music is helpful but not required–beginners are welcome!
The music, sound, and speaking can have a huge impact on the flow of an event or wedding. Done well, the right cues and music can build emotion, keep things moving, and get a dance party started. Done poorly, your guests will notice awkward pauses, feel interrupted, or opt out of dancing. How do you ensure your event sound is top notch? Hire and thoroughly communicate with your DJ. In the course, I bring in expert event and wedding DJ Michael Ober to teach us the best methods for working with a DJ. We will chat about where to find a DJ.. Then we will dive into all the communications that should happen before, during, and after your event, so you can trust your DJ will hit the right cues, pronounce everyone’s name correctly, and select music enforces your theme and gets guests dancing.
Welcome to Tech Tips Volume 36 with our good friend, and sound design fanatic Bluffmunkey. Over these 10 videos, Bluffmunkey looks at some of the more overlooked plugins in Ableton 10 and sheds some inspirational light on how to use them in your own productions. From being able to always play along with your tracks in key and utilising Ableton’s in-built synth and spectrum analyser, to creating unearthly sounds and distorting or crushing incoming audio so it becomes something else entirely, these tips will help relieve any creative blocks you encounter on your journey to make your own unique sound. Super useful to anyone currently using Ableton, and eye-opening for those who are thinking of a change. Get on it!
