Recording Vocals the Right Way

ilfsn | 26.06.2018 | 2 Hours | 2.3 GB

This course breaks down all of the variables involved with recording vocals for music; how to choose the right microphone, set the preamp and compressor, and how to run your D.A.W. most effectively. We take you through the steps of a typical recording session using a professional studio (Madison Records) and singer (Alex Tru). Various microphones, Vintech 573 preamp, EL8 Distressor compressor, and Pro Tools software are all utilized and explained in detail. Additionally, there is a section dedicated to post-production techniques. We explain what to do after you have finished recording. Comping vocals, editing, and basic mixing techniques are all covered in this section.

How to Make Tech House TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 30 2013 | 932 MB

Alex Tepper, You may scratch your head upon hearing his name, but be damn sure you’ve heard some of the hundreds of releases that have been touched by his hands in almost 20 years in the business. Working behind enemy lines under a variety of pseudonyms or as collaborator to some of the biggest names in house music, his releases have had everyone from Pete Tong to Kevin Saunderson heaping plaudits on them. Since those crazy, heady days as part of the “Futureshock” juggernaut, Alex has been providing the know-how for a variety of premier league DJs, collaborating regularly with Steve Lawler, Nic Fanciulli and a host of others, who’ve come to him for a sprinkling of Tepper magic with releases on Get Physical, Cocoon, R&S, Ovum and many others.

How To Make French House TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 30 2016 | 2.15 GB

This week we proudly welcome back Canadian house virtuoso Soundprank for another in-depth course in How To Make French House. From the processing of the drums to creating your own Daft Punk style samples, this course has it all – and after watching, you’ll be creating your very own French House groove! hroughout this tutorial we get a highly detailed insight into the production techniques required to get the most out of each section. Using various plugins including Fab Filter’s Pro Q and Saturn, along with Valhalla’s Uber Mod, Soundprank meticulously reverse engineer’s the entire tune. The final result has that instantly recognisable Daft Punk, funky, disco feel, with a super realistic sounding bassline and an abstract synth breakdown before bringing back the groove. Magnifique!

Ableton Live 10 Part 5

ilfsn | 23.06.2018 | 1.68 GB

Audio & MiDi Effects

3 Hours + Project Files

For years I’ve been teaching Ableton Live in the college classroom. As a University Professor, my classes are sought after, and, frankly, expensive. I believe Ableton Live can be learned by anyone, and cost shouldn’t be a barrier. This class uses the same outline and syllabus I’ve used in my college classes for years, at a fraction of the cost.

Build Your Own Website For Selling Beats Online

ilfsn | 23.06.2018 | 2 Hours | 1.9 GB

Are a music producer or beat maker looking to sell your beats online? Would you like to save money and learn how to build your own professional beat site? Are you having trouble creating a “fully custom” website using an online web builder called wix? Well you are in luck!!! Join our large community of students learning how to create their own beat site from scratch using wix TODAY!

Audio Tricks for Mixing TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 22 June 2018 | 3.42 GB

This 4 part course is a collection of those cool little tricks that producers and engineers use in the studio to sweeten the sound, and add excitement to a song. Some of these tricks are commonly used on a daily basis, and some are secret weapons only used when in specific situations.  Each video in the course explains one simple trick. It is common practice to use a combination of tricks when producing a song. So once you have the knowledge, it becomes a process of trial and error to learn when each trick is appropriate.

Perspectives Film Scoring in Logic Pro X

FANTASTiC | 22 June 2018 | 569 MB

Logic Pro X gurus bring you a dual perspective on one task, creating music scores for film cues in Logic Pro X! Both Eli and Doug work with the same film content, and create their own music scores independently. You’ll also see how they each approach and execute their visions separately, giving great insight into the process.  Eli begins the series and welcomes you, giving you a layout of the series and what to expect. Over the course of the series you’ll see how both Eli and Doug each approach the same 2 film cues, but in very different ways, achieving the same goal, creating a professional music score for the film. Since the same 2 film cues are used, there is so much to learn by watching these pros go at it differently, allowing you to make comparisons and pick and choose what techniques and workflows work best for you. You’ll see things like initial setup, film review and notes, creating markers, setting tempo, choosing instruments and musical themes, developing the musical structure, building instrumentation, adding effects, mixing, adding automation, and much, much more.