Having a solid understanding of gain is absolutely crucial to being a good DJ. These lessons will teach you how to master gain on all levels, from your software to your mixer and more. Your transitions will sound smother, you won’t damage your gear or your ears and more with by fully understanding how to use gain properly.
Are you interested in Music Production, Songwriting and Making Music on your computer? Well, then you need to learn about MIDI Editing, and in this class you will do just that.
Modern audio engineers and producers have access to a wealth of cool equipment that simplifies their workflow and enhances their final mixes. While it’s possible to get by without a deep understanding of this technology, all creative pros can benefit from learning how the gear they use in the studio actually works. In this course, instructor Greg Wurth explains the inner workings of some of the most influential pieces of pro audio equipment. Throughout the course, Greg shares images, diagrams, and audio examples that can help you grasp how this equipment functions, and why you might want to opt for one piece over another. Greg dives into working with different kinds of microphones and preamps, describes the main types of compressors and equalizers, and shows how an analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter works. Plus, he covers analog summing—the process of combining multiple audio channels down to a stereo signal—and analog emulation.
In this video course, world-renowned DJ Shortee teaches you the essential DJ skills that you need to beatmatch and mix your music using CDJs and a DJ mixer. These skills include manual adjustments, tuning your ears, manual beatmatching, and beginner mixing techniques. She breaks down the entire beatmatching and mixing process slowly and clearly, step by step and in multiple ways, so that you can fully grasp the concepts, while also giving you specific exercises that you can practice repeatedly to hone your beatmatching skills. Every lesson is taught in a clear and concise way that is easy for anyone to understand.
When people gather for an event, they want to hear it loud and clear. Need some gear to make that happen? Don’t know where to start? You’re in the right place. A live sound system can be super simple. A single powered speaker and a microphone work well for a solo performer addressing a small crowd. A packaged system is a great choice for a small ensemble. The bigger the show and the bigger the audience, the more you need a component system. You’ll be looking at mixers, amps, microphones, and speakers. To connect and support them, you’ll need a variety of cables, stands, and other accessories.
The Most Vital 14 Videos to Watch If You Have Just Started to Play the Clarinet. Enrol now for ALL THE HELP YOU NEED! At 1 hour 20 minutes long “Clarinet Kickstart” is the core beginners content of the long coaching programme ‘Take Note Beginner Clarinet’ This is about getting the fundamentals of playing right! it will provide you with a solid foundation on which to build your skill set. All the vital facts are niched into one package. Direct and to the point there is nothing here that is irrelevant or unimportant. Step by step the material makes the playing easy and will get you going as quickly as possible. The course focuses on specific areas in turn – the Clarinet itself, how it is handled, how the sound is made, how to read music with understanding, how to feel and play with a pulse and bring the music alive – and finally, all the skills are brought together to play some tunes, when you will enjoy playing along with the accompaniments.
Want superior tutorials for the highly anticipated drum production workstation, Superior Drummer 3? Look no further… expert presents the most in-depth video tutorials available about Toontrack’s new flagship drum VI, Superior Drummer 3. Luke starts with installation and interface basics and moves into the new Menu system, covering all of the global settings you need to know to get started. After that, you’ll learn all about library expansion, how to load mix presets and see how to save your own custom user presets. Next, Luke jumps to the Drums Tab menu and explains the new approach to drum selection and how you can quickly search for instruments, replace existing kit pieces and add new kit pieces with ease. You’ll then discover how you can import your own samples and create hybrid drum stacks for quickly layering drum sounds. Parameter Boxes are next, and you’ll explore how to tweak and configure your drum sounds all the way down to the articulation level.
