Phase-4 Deconstructed TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 23 2018 | 423 MB

Bitwig’s Phase-4 utilizes phase distortion and phase modulation synthesis to shape sound in very unique ways. Learn how to get the most out of this four-oscillator synth in this in-depth course by Bitwig Certified Professional, Thavius Beck Inspired by classic digital synths like Yamaha’s DX7 and Casio’s CZ series, Phase-4 sound manipulation possibilities go way further. In this course, sound designer and trainer Thavius Beck reveals exactly how this powerhouse synth is capable of everything from vintage sounds to digital sonic madness. The course starts with a detailed explanation of how Phase-4 works. The concepts of phase, phase distortion and phase modulation are clearly explained, and you get a tour of all the parameters of the synth and learn how they work together. The next series of tutorials are all about applying the technical concepts learned to create every sound of a music project from scratch: kick, snare, hi-hat, bass, pad and lead. Thavius then shows you how to bring life and movement to these sounds with modulators and get some craziness happening. Continuing with the course, you also learn about expression controls, Multidimensional Polyphonic Expression (MPE) Controls, and more…

EVESON – V RECORDINGS TUTORiAL

Team MAGNETRiXX | 10 February 2014 | 3.29 GB

This is an enlightening look at the methods and creative practices used by one of the scenes most productive artists. Learn about sampling and the process of layering a track. You will gather some truely inspirational techniques and advice from an artist with a wonderful outlook on music and art in general. This talk shows the viewer the beautiful simplicity in which good ideas are formed upon and how music production is an art form with no lesser importance than any other medium. In this Lecture Eveson talks about the use of samples taken from other music and how this effects the dance music community. He goes over some exclusive music from his new album on V Records and shows you how it was made. And also talks about how he gets his bass sounds together. This is a massively inspiring talk and something we are really proud to have hosted. Sit back, grab a drink, and enjoy this video!

Synthesis & Sampling with ABSYNTH

P2P | Sept 04 2015 | 474 MB

ABSYNTH is an essential instrument in the KOMPLETE toolkit, doubling as a semi-modular synthesis tool and a powerful effects plugin. Join Evan Sutton in this course for a tour of ABSYNTH, covering everything from signal flow and patching to advanced signal processing. Along the way, Evan covers routing and modulation, ABSYNTH’s built-in effects, and working with control surfaces and automation. Tune in to learn how to design your own intoxicating sounds with ABSYNTH.

Tech House MULTiFORMAT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 05 October 2014 | 857 MB

Tech House, the 14th production toolkit. This pack contains a whopping 1.18 GB of content with rolling bass loops and one-shots, groove laden percussive rhythms, deep chords, fat and groovy drum loops and one shots, killer FX, funky synth loops, deep and twisted vocal loops alongside our trademark songstarter construction kits. Each melodic part is also available as a MIDI file and every kick drum is key labelled to make getting track ideas together a breeze. Our bass hits are available as audio one-shots or Sylenth presets and we also include 20 killer Massive presets! If that wasn’t enough you also get Logic and Ableton project templates to allow you to quickly get ideas together on either platform. The 2 projects feature sounds and melodies from the pack in an easy to use format.  As usual we also give you a selection of Prod-Cast video tutorials and this production booklet. In addition we have teamed up with psychology of music production guru Mike Monday who touches on neuroscience and psychology in his second video on increasing your studio productivity!

Tech House 2 WAV MiDi FXB TUTORiAL

AUDIOSTRiKE | 11/06/2015 | 1.27 GB

Would you like to develop your Tech House chops by adding some killer raw materials to your sample library? We give you nearly 2 GB of the funkiest, grooviest and bangin’ Tech House sounds, Sylenth presets, ready-made ideas, MIDI loops for flexibility, and tutorial videos for your productions! The pack is bursting with funky rolling bass loops, glitchy vocal loops, techy synth loops, punchy drum hits and loops and inspiring FX sounds. We aim to deliver the ultimate product for novice and advanced user alike – allowing you to delve as deep as you wish to generate your own sound, that’s why we also provide 3 Prod-Cast video tutorials shining a light on the techniques we used in this pack and a booklet containing tips and tricks from the producer.

The Power Of Authenticity TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 20 2014 | 1.66 GB

Formats: 110 minutes MP4 1920 X 1080 HD

Dj Krust. The legendary producer and creative practices coach laid down an amazing two hour lecture that resonated with all kinds of interesting ideas and new thinking. Krust has been many significant roles within the music industry over the last twenty years, and we were absolutely delighted to have him down. His delivery is as fascinating as it is thought provoking and he talks you through some key ideas in creative psychology and positive mindset – essential for making solid music. Deep thinkers – this one is for you!

Mix Review Episode 2 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 20 2018 | 3.51 GB

Industry pro engineers, mixers and producers Bob Horn and Erik Reichers return with their second episode of Mix Review! Watch as they take a recordist’s non-pro mix and import it side by side into their DAW, and show you in-detail, how they would approach the mix in real-time, from start to finish. Get priceless tips and see where the improvements can be made and how to make them, creating a true professional, radio ready mix. Shot in Pro Tools, but applicable to any DAW, Bob and Erik start by playing you the mix of the song “Indiana” by Brandon Guyton, then discuss some of the challenges faced with the tracked material, and their strategies for improving it, as well as the direction of where they took the mix. Bob and Erik start with the vocals, explaining what needed help and ways to go about fixing the issues. Then it’s off to the electric and acoustic guitars, and accordion, which proved to be challenging to make work in the mix. Next, the duo tackles the bass guitar, cymbals, and violins, showing ways to improve them greatly from the original mix, giving them their own space, and that polished sound and feel.