You learn how to layer and launch the 24 different step patterns. Shows you how to accomplish on-the-fly remixing, powerful step sequencing and how each of BreakTweaker’s tracks can mash together in completely different tempos! So get ready to learn the insane power of BreakTweaker.
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All-new course in How To Make Space Disco. Using Logic Pro, Paolo shares his wisdom and production techniques while creating this track that has earned him global success in the industry. Influenced by the likes of Nu-Disco master Lindstrøm , Todd Terje, Prins Thomas and Vitalic he starts with the lead and moves on to bass, drums, pads, chords, and effects, and finishes off with the arrangement and mastering. This detailed course lasting well over 3 hours will take you step by step through the process of creating a super slick, synth-heavy track playing not only melodies and perpetually motive basslines, but shimmering arpeggios and layers of silky chords and pads – all with a stomping disco beat.
In one sense, it’s very retro, but in another, it has an awesome contemporary feel. Enjoy!
Distortion plugin Trash 2. This versatile and sonically impressive plugin has a vast array of algorithms available, and you’re unlikely to find a broader set of distortion sounds anywhere else. Along with the Trash distortion module, the plugin features 5 more modules – Filter 1, Filter 2, Convolve, Dynamics and Delay giving you unlimited sound creation possibilities from the subtle to the downright dirty and everywhere else in between. In this tutorial, Dan gives us a detailed overview showing us the main controls and also how to tweak the settings so it can perform exactly how you want it, finishing off with some dope real world examples.
MASCHINE guru Sami Rabia breaks down the all important Audio Mixer section of Native Instruments MASCHINE. From setting up your ins and outs, using the internal mixer and its functions, utilizing Aux Sends and Busses for effects and more, Sami has you covered! Knowing how to route in and out of Native Instruments MASCHINE is not only important, but a necessity. You’ll see how to route multiple outputs from MASCHINE into separate tracks in your DAW for recording and further editing, get creative by automating sends, different mixing modes and more.
EQs, compressors, pitch shifters, transient shapers, reverbs, and delays are just a few of the powerful tools an engineer may use while recording and mixing. Knowing how to use these powerful analog and digital processors is key to achieving great results when recording and mixing.
Jason be using Ableton during the calls, but anything he shows can easily be applied to any other program (Logic, FL Studio, Cubase, etc.).You can use any DAW you’d like! We wouldn’t recommend switching your platform just for this course. Common plug-ins Jason will be using: Spire, Massive, Sylenth1, Fab-filter, Cytomic Glue Compressor, Dada Life Sausage Fattener, and Nicky Romero’s Kickstart plugin. If you don’t have all of these, that’s alright, there are always alternatives. The minimum requirements are that you have a powerful enough system that can hold your DAW, Sylenth1, and Nicky Romero Kickstart.
