Pro Tools Beat Detective Explained

ilfsn | 20.01.2018 | 1 Hours | 387 MB

Pro Tools shows you what you need to know to get started with the Pro Tools Beat Detective editing tool, plus advanced info and how to tighten up a multi-tracked drum kit performance! Morgan begins by welcoming you and gives a quick tour through the Beat Detective interface and a brief explanation of the various functions it can perform. Next, Morgan shows you how to quickly fix the timing of a loop, followed by how to capture and analyze the audio of a multi-tracked drum performance. Beat Markers and Collection Mode are then introduced and you’ll learn how to create, edit, promote and move Beat Markers, as well as use Collection Mode to get the most accurate results when tightening up a multi-tracked drum performance. Morgan now covers Separating, Conforming and Smoothing your Beat Detective edits to get it sounding tight and smooth, followed by how to create a more natural, less “quantized” result and feel on your performance. You’ll then get tons of great info on alternatives methods to Collection Mode, calculating tempo with Beat Detective, tempo mapping, groove extraction and groove templates, and lastly, using Beat Detective on your MIDI tracks!

The Ultimate Alchemy Masterclass TUTORiAL

P2P | 08.12.2016 | 5.91 GB

MP4 | 33 Tutorials

Alchemy is all your favorite synths in one. Once you begin to understand it, you’re understanding it all.

The Complete Guide To THORN

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 19 2018 | 1.6 GB

Every once in a while a new synth comes out that unlocks new and unique sonic possibilities. Providing a user friendly approach to Spectral Synthesis, THORN is capable of classic synth sounds like supersaws, sub basses, growls, Moog inspired basses and so much more. It’s also a playground for inventive and interesting sounds. Spectral synthesis is more complex than general VA synthesis or even Wavetable synthesis, but once you master it, you can control almost every aspect and detail of any sound. This course is over 4 hours long and is broken up into 21 easily navigated sections

Mixing Audio for Animation in Audacity

P2P | January 19 2018 | 317 MB

Learn how to put together the music, dialogue and sound effects in a single mix to use in your animation. In this course you will learn how to use audacity to mix down the audio for your animations. Before starting, I will show you how to download this free software.

Film Sound Production TUTORiAL

P2P | Jan 16 2018 | 606 MB

Learn the basics and ideas behind sound production for film.

Have you ever watched a movie and loved the sound? Have you ever wanted to work on huge productions yourself? If so, Film Sound Production is the course for you. In this course you’ll learn the basics of getting stellar audio for any film production. First, you’ll learn how the teams work together on a large production. Second, you’ll discover how to get equipment picked. Finally, you’ll explore how to get your audio edited and mixed to deliver the best project imaginable. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll be ready to dive deeper into the world of Film Sound Production.

Final Cut Pro X 10.x Essential Training

P2P | Jan 16 2018 | 9.29 GB

Final Cut Pro X 10.3 Essential Training offers a thorough exploration of Apple’s flagship software and focuses on getting users comfortable with each aspect of the video editing process. Senior staff instructor Ashley Kennedy covers all phases of post-production—from ingest and organization to editing and refining in the timeline, correcting audio, managing media, and delivering the final project. She also covers primary and secondary color correction, and shows how to use effects to change the look and feel of video, audio, and graphics. Each stage of the post-production workflow is explained thoroughly and concisely, using real-world examples within a series of short documentary and promotional projects.

Making Music With Game Controllers

TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 01-15-2018 | 1.08 GB

Did you know that joysticks and gamepads can make awesome MIDI controllers? Learn how in this course with “the Godfather of Controllerism”, Moldover!. There are a lot of good reasons to use gaming controllers to make music. They’re not too expensive, they can really ignite your creative juices in the studio, they’re a lot of fun… not to mention they look totally cool on stage! And there are so many of them to choose from: Dance pads, Atari 2600 joysticks, Nintendo’s Power Gloves, Wii Remotes, steering wheels… In this course, Matt Moldover (the man who invented the terms “controllerism” and ”controllerist”) reveals his non-traditional approach for “playing” music with game controllers.