Fleshing It Out FLESH TUTORiAL

iLFSN | 12.03.2018 | 1 Hour | 190 MB

Native Instruments’ Flesh is a unique Reaktor instrument created by innovator and experimental artist Tim Exile. In this course, learn to flesh out complete tracks using this creative instrument with sound designer GW Childs! Designed by technical genius Tim Exile, NI’s Flesh lets you load your raw audio samples and dynamically re-synthesize them into new multi-layered sonic material. With Flesh, you can improvise and experiment to your heart’s content, and create new harmonic and melodic ideas on stage or in the studio. In this course, sound designer GW Childs reveals how to get the most out of this fun and forward-thinking Reaktor instrument. The course starts with a deep look at Flesh’s user interface where you discover the five colorful orbs, the macro controls, and how the sound sections correspond to different octaves on your MIDI keyboard. After explaining how to set up Flesh in your DAW, GW reveals how to go beyond the presets by loading your own audio loops. Next, all sound generators are thoroughly explored and explained, including the mono & poly synths, the dubby delay FX and the extremely deep sounding Sub section. Continuing with the course, you’ll also learn how to use Flesh’s multi-outputs for mixing in your DAW, how to modulate all parameters with the LFO and ENV modulators, how to customize the harmony slots, and more…

Melbourne Bounce in Logic Pro X

TEAM MATRiX | 30-03-2015 | 2.08 GB

Guest Tutor is back presenting his latest course – How To Make Melbourne Bounce. Derived from the up-beat, horn-synth infused Dutch house and using elements of psytrance and electro house along with an offbeat baseline for that all important ‘Bounce’ feel, Ryan digs deep into this unique genre. Over 13 videos shows you how programme the drums, baselines, synth leads right through to the mixing and mastering. Be careful though, this track is going to lodge itself in your brain!

Reason 10 Production Tricks & Tips

iLFSN | 10.03.2018 | 1.5 Hours | 685 MB

This is it. If you want to learn some of the coolest tips and tricks for Reason, look no further. Reason guru reveals some of his favorite production nuggets that are sure to open your eyes and your mind when producing with Reason. Paul begins with tutorials on a broad range of production topics such as building synth kits with Kong, NN Nano glitch drums, randomized beat slicing with Kong, using Grain as a loop player, and randomizing top loops in ReDrum. Then, jump to inspirational workflow and CV usage tutorials covering topics such as polyphonic CV techniques, CV sidechaining, setting up 16 channels of multi-outputs, Rack Extension and Combinator tricks and more. Moving on, Paul shows you how to alter notes to modify arpeggios, how to compensate for the delay created when using external MIDI devices, and drawing your own wavetables and grain playback envelopes for Europa and Grain virtual instruments.

Bringing New Life to Old Sessions TUTORiAL

iLFSN | 10.03.2018 | 2.5 Hours | 1.09 GB

Have old electronic music songs that you’ve never finished and are now a little dated sounding? Producer pro Chris Herrera delivers a video series designed to help you take stock of your old songs and productions, and discover ways to make them up to date and relevant again. Chris starts by welcoming you and gives a brief overview of the series. He then plays for you a track that he created a long time ago, which will be used in the series, and then the final version that has been updated. You’ll then study the original production and session from top to bottom, figuring out what elements to keep and discard. Once that’s done, you’ll see how to prepare the elements that are being kept for updating and rebirth. Sound design is next, and Chris shows you how to build custom kicks and a sub bass to go with the new production, as well as get them sounding good together with Master FX treatment.

Ableton Live 10 Part 3 Editing & Producing

iLFSN | 06.03.2018 | 1.88 GB

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. This is Part 3: Editing & Producing: I will be making 6 (six!) complete classes in order to bring you the most comprehensive manual on Ableton Live production techniques ever created. Each class has Sets, sessions, and experiments for you to try on your own and follow along with. This is a really deep class – tons of content, tricks, and tips. I’m giving you a bunch of sessions to play around with. We are going to be covering how to produce using Ableton Live, starting from working with clips and going all the way up to some advanced production techniques.

The Ultimate Mixdown Guide

P2P | 22 April 2014 | 514 MB

Being able to craft a clean, professional mix is an essential skill for any electronic music producer. Your mixing skills will literally make or break your music and have a massive impact on how it is perceived by your listeners. The Ultimate Mixdown Guide will demystify the mixing process so that you can give your music the professional finish it deserves!

Guide to Mixing with Ableton Live 10

SYNTHiC4TE | March 03 2018 | 214 MB

No matter what style or genre of electronic music you might be into, mixing is an essential skill and with Ableton Live 10, you have pretty much all the tools you need to create a professional sounding mix. This short course is designed to set you up with the technical knowledge and creative confidence you need to start getting the results you want out of your mix today.