Logic Pro: Quick Start for Songwriters

HiDERA | 30 August 2025 | 237 MB

If you’re a songwriter ready to start recording your songs in Logic Pro, this Logic Pro video course is designed to get you up and running quickly with all the essentials you need. In Logic Pro: Quick Start for Songwriters, Logic Pro guru Stephen O’Connell takes you step by step through the most important tools and workflows, ensuring you can focus on writing and producing music right away instead of getting bogged down in technical details. These Logic Pro videos are designed for new Logic Pro users. Stephen begins by introducing the course and guiding you through a tour of Logic Pro’s user interface. You’ll see how the various panels, workspaces, Apple Loops, and the toolbar all come together to create a flexible and intuitive workspace tailored to your needs as a songwriter.

Mastering Funk Guitar 

HiDERA | 30 August 2025 | 1.4 GB

Can you brang the funk? If not, fret not; you will after this guitar video course! In this funk guitar lesson collection, instructors John Heussenstamm, Dean Brown, Dave Hill, and Carl Verheyen break down the integral elements that make this style what it is. You’ll learn all about chord voicings and inversions, pick-hand technique, fret-hand muting and technique, single-note palm-muted and “skank lines,” and much more. By the time you’re done, you’ll be ready to sit in on a funk jam and lay it down like a pro. These videos are designed for intermediate players. John Heussenstam begins with a series of six lessons that cover various elements of funk guitar, such as the skank line (employing fret-hand muting so that only one note speaks out, allowing you to strum through all strings and get a fatter sound for the one note), ninth chords, seventh chord inversions, 6th intervals, pentatonic chords (chord fragments formed with the notes from the pentatonic scale), and more. Then you’ll learn how to create some nice movement and momentum in your rhythm parts, as Dave Hill shows how to make use of three-note voicings (triads) in various rhythms and grooves.

Logic Pro For Beginners

P2P | 28 August 2025 | 1.2 GB

Unlock your musical creativity with this beginner-friendly Logic Pro course. Designed for aspiring producers and musicians with little or no prior experience, this course guides you step by step through the powerful tools of Logic Pro, helping you transform ideas into fully produced songs. You’ll begin by exploring the Logic Pro interface, learning how to navigate menus, windows, and essential features to set up your workspace efficiently. Then, you’ll dive into recording both audio and MIDI, discovering how to capture your own instruments, vocals, and virtual instruments. Using loops and samples, you’ll build rich arrangements while learning essential editing techniques to perfect your tracks. The course also introduces you to effects, automation, and basic mixing, allowing you to shape your sound and give your music a polished, professional feel. By the end, you’ll have produced your very first complete track and gained the confidence to continue creating more.

Programming Rock Drums in Pro Tools

TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 01 June 2011 | 359 MB

Are you just getting into writing and recording Rock music? Well, the first step is to create killer drum tracks. In this series, project studio master Travis Brown is going to show you how to program realistic and rockin’ drums using Pro Tools 9 and Steven Slate Drum EX virtual instrument, quickly and easily. Designed for the beginner, this series starts with an introduction to the song you’ll be creating drums for, exploring the awesome Steven Slate Drums EX plug-in, using the Pro Tools MIDI editor, setting up a guide track, digging in and playing the parts, all the way to creating cool fills and breaks, humanizing the feel of the performance and finishing off with mixing and printing your MIDI drums as audio for further processing or bringing to another studio. Even though this series is shown with Pro Tools and Steven Slate Drums, you can apply the techniques and theories to any DAW and virtual drum plug-in. If you’re just starting out and want to know how to program great sounding and feeling drums, this is the series for you… You can’t beat it!

How to Make & Sell AI Rap & Trap Beats

P2P | 29 October 2024 | 2.4 GB

Step into the future of music production with the power of AI. This ground breaking course is your ultimate guide to creating high-quality rap and trap beats and transforming them into a profitable online business. Whether you’re an aspiring producer or an experienced creator, this course will provide you with the tools and insights to leverage AI for faster, more efficient beat production. You’ll explore both free and paid methods to effectively market your beats, opening up multiple pathways to monetize your creations. Learn to craft beats that resonate with today’s rap and trap music scene, using advanced AI-powered tools that simplify the production process while maintaining professional quality.

Serum 2 Sound Design

HiDERA | 26 April 2025 | 208 MB

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Join veteran instructor Thomas Cochran for an informative and inspiring Serum 2 video course in which you’ll learn how to build your very own patches from scratch, along with plenty of other useful tips. Along the way, Thomas covers many aspects of this formidable virtual instrument, such as send/return busses, wavetables, sampler modes, spectral oscillators, and more! By the end of this Serum 2 course, you’ll be ready to start designing custom sounds for your very next production. These Serum 2 videos are designed for Serum 2 users looking to step beyond stock presets and build their own patches. To begin, Thomas shows you how to create an 80’s-style brass lead sound by using the Serum 2 wavetables and sampler mode along with some filtering and effects. Then he demonstrates how the sampler modes, a spectral oscillator, compression, and chorus can be used to create a textured keys patch that can really liven up a track.

Studio Monitors Masterclass

HiDERA | 26 April 2025 | 1.4 GB

Are you wondering what all the fuss is about when it comes to studio monitors? Do you really need them? Why can’t you use any speakers? How big do they need to be? If any of these questions sound familiar, you’ve come to the right place. In this studio monitor video course, studio wiz Alberto Rizzo Schettino will demystify the topic of studio monitors and separate fact from fiction. You’ll learn the difference between nearfield and farfield monitors, what’s best for your space, and how to voice your speakers properly, along with plenty of other tips to help you make the most of your space and speakers, both of which will result in mixes that translate better everywhere! These studio monitor videos are designed for those looking to purchase their first studio monitors or possibly upgrade and would like to know more on the subject. Alberto welcomes you and briefly discusses what will be covered in the course, so you’ll know what to expect. He then starts by discussing nearfield monitors (such as the ADAM Audio A7V) and explains why they’re called that, what are some of their typical features, and why so many engineers still mix on these smaller (by comparison) speakers. Then you’ll learn the fundamentals of speaker placement so you can find the optimal spot for your speakers in your room.