Dynamics & Compression TUTORiAL

iLFSN | 30.03.2018 | 50 Mins | 315 MB

Electronic Music Producers Guide

Dynamics and Compressors and how they’re used in the Electronic Music genre to tame signals as well as create interesting effects and colors. Adam begins by welcoming you and then starts at the beginning, covering what compression and dynamic processors are, as well as why you would want to use them. Limiters are then looked at and explained, followed by the basic controls found on compressors and limiters such as ratio, attack time & make up gain, release time and more. Next, Multiplier covers why each compressor behaves differently, how to utilize input high pass filtering for better compression, saturating with analog compressors, and how to compress inconsistent audio. Lastly, you’ll learn things like how much compression you should really apply, how to use distortion as a compressor, understanding gates, and the basics of transient shapers.

Hardcore Editing TUTORiAL

P2P | 29 March 2018 | 7.52 GB

Editing is a crucial part of modern music production. If you want to go anywhere with engineering, and if you want your recordings to compete, you need to be able to edit See exactly how the pros edit for quantized drums that feel great, tight guitars that don’t sound robotic, and transparently tuned vocals – without taking forever to do it.

Mix Vault TUTORiAL

P2P | 29 March 2018 | 35.8 GB

What if you could make breakthroughs and transform your mixes every single month? Mix Vault is a 4-month program that provides you with a steady stream of insights from real-world, professional mix sessions and full multitrack access. It’s like a 4-month pro studio internship without leaving your house!

Hardcore Mixing TUTORiAL

P2P | 29 March 2018 | 7.3 GB

Tired of comparing your mixes to the pros and not even coming close? Hardcore Mixing is the flagship course. Learn the Hardcore Mixing secrets that will turn you from aspiring engineer into sought-after mixer – without buying more gear, having a fancy studio or going to audio college.

CMI V Explored TUTORiAL

P2P | 29 March 2018 | 166 MB

CMI V is a faithful recreation of the Fairlight CMI series IIx, the music workstation that revolutionized music production in the ’80s. Learn all about this digital sound design powerhouse with trainer and synthesis expert Nigel Broad. Before covering the CMI V plugin, trainer and producer starts by giving a brief history lesson on the original Fairlight CMI instrument. The user interface is then discussed in details, including the toolbars, preset browsers and the advanced screen. Next, Nigel explores the Sound page, where you learn how to manipulate samples and how to get creative with the time synth and spectral synth modes. After covering sound editing in details, Nigel moves on to sequencing where you learn to create and edit patterns in the Page-R-inspired Sequencer page. You’ll also discover new CMI V-only features such as the Mixer page, effects, keyboard mapping and more…

Create a DAW Template in Reason TUTORiAL

P2P | 27 March 2018 | 281 MB

Make Music Faster and More Efficient in Reason 9.5

Layout Signal Flow & I/O TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | 16 October 2012 | 650 MB

Analog Mixing Consoles

This high level audio course is essential knowledge for anyone who wants to learn how analog consoles and their state of the art studios are “wired up.” It gives you the deepest possible understanding of mixing console Signal Flow and I/O in both the analog and digital domains… In the DAW world of pull-down menus and point & click selections we often don’t realize how all of these actions are actually modifying the audio signal path. Maybe it’s because we’re not pushing real buttons and adjusting real knobs. Or maybe it’s simply because we no longer make physical connections using patch cords and patch bays. Yet, understanding analog connections is key audio knowledge to have since all DAWs are based on these important analog concepts. It turns out that, if you really want to learn audio recording, plugins and mixing, you’ve got to understand the incredible signal path that audio tracks take on their convoluted journey to the console’s output and, eventually, to your final mix.