How To Start an EDM Track in Logic Pro X

FANTASTiC | 29 June 2018 | 1.09 GB

Music Production in Logic Pro X

In this Mini-series for Logic Pro X we will take a look at how to start out with a very simple idea and using professional Audio Unit plugins transform that track into an advanced production. In this particular class we will dive in deep in to the production stage and focus on that stage only. This class require working with some paid third party plugins but everything can be replicated through Logic Pro X built-in plugins.

Audition Third-Party Plugins TUTORiAL

Team ZH | 30 Jun 2018 | 396.5 MB

While Adobe Audition is an incredibly powerful and versatile application, you can strengthen and extend its built-in capabilities with third-party plugins. In this course, Paul Murphy shares some of his favorite plugins, when to use them, and most importantly, how they can significantly enhance and accelerate your audio post-production work. Explore how to repair audio with iZotope RX and leverage a selection of key plugins—including Trash 2, which you can use to add distortion to sounds—for creative sound design. Plus, learn how to work with some of the tools and features in Neutron, the mixing plugin from iZotope.

Learn 4 Tunes & Sound Like a Pro

FANTASTiC | 30 June 2018 | 311 MB

Learn to play 4 easy boogie, jazz, classical and syncopation pieces. How would you like to spend half an hour on yourself? Give yourself a break from life and relax in front of the piano… This course kick starts by teaching you to play a syncopation song in a few minutes. We will then learn to boogie and play a jazz riff, and of course a famous classical piece from Beethoven that you can show off to your friends and family. This course is designed for you if you want to start playing immediately, and leave the theory for later. I hope that you enjoy this concise course, and that you’re encouraged to play daily and take a break from the rat race.

Reverb & Delay TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 29 June 2018 | 158 MB

Another video tutorial collection to the Electronic Music Producer’s Guide series, this time focused on Reverb and Delay. Learn the important basics as well as cool tips and tricks for using Reverb and Delay in your Electronic Music productions. Adam welcomes you starts with what Reverb is and why you want to use it. Then it’s on to topics such as High Pass Filtering Reverb, the Reverb Size Modulation trick, creating a Frequency Shifting Reverb Riser, and creating Gated Reverb using sidechaining. You’ll then go deeper with video tutorials on how to create a wide reverb stereo image and using and abusing Convolution Reverb, followed by tutorials on creating Impact Reverb, Pitching Down Reverbs, Creating Atmospheric Beds, and much more. Multiplier then turns the page and looks at all things Delay. First learn what Delay is and the different ways to use it in Electronic Music productions. Then see and hear how to match predealy to your project tempo, creative ways to use Tap Delay, creating Custom Delays, the Has Effect Delay, setting up a delay manually to fit your song, and eye-opening production tricks for using delays.

Deep House Sound Design & Mix

FANTASTiC | 28 June 2018 | 275 MB

This class is an in depth look on the popular deep house, future house synth. First we create a three layer Bass from scratch using NI Massive, then continue onto the processing within the DAW. Hopefully this class teaches you a ton about how synth layering works in a practical way and gets you that fat sound you hear in most EDM tunes. Create your own deep house bass following my guides. Once you have the bass made I want you to tweak things and add layers to your sound to really make it your own. Remember that even though our main sound is three layers that doesn’t mean you can’t add some textures on top of it! I will post the patches as a starting point if you want to use them.

Drum Layering With Ableton Live

FANTASTiC | 28 June 2018 | 255 MB

In this class we will be using Ableton Live’s drum rack to layer different sounds on top of each other to create powerful and personalized drum kits. We will be looking at kick drum, snare and clap layering as well as some grooves to put our work in action. Create your own layered drum kit and post a groove or song you created using your drums. If you are able to resample your drums feel free to post the samples for your classmates to use.

Creating Your Own Audio Tools

FANTASTiC | 28 June 2018 | 2.63 GB

For years I’ve been teaching Ableton Live and Max 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. MaxForLive is a powerful tool that lets users design their own instruments, effects, and devices. It isn’t without its drawbacks: MaxForLive is notoriously difficult to learn. I’ve developed an approach for teaching MaxForLive that focuses on teaching it like a language: You will learn small blocks and patches, understanding the how and the why along the way. As we grow our vocabulary, we “learn how to learn” more and more.