UAD 1176 Limiter Collection Explained TUTORiAL

Team MATRiX | March 14 2015 | 235.04 MB

THE NO LIMIT LIMITER

There is no classic limiter like the UREI/Teletronix/Universal Audio 1176, and no studio expert to explain the Universal Audio UAD 1176 limiter collection to you like Brock Jon! Beginning with a historical look at why the 1176 series limiters are so coveted by audio pros worldwide, Brock gives you an overview of the three emulations in this collection. Next, he dives right into how to set the input and output of the emulations using the vintage style VU meters. After that, Brock explores the rest of the main controls of the 1176 including the Attack, Release, and Ratio Controls, as well as the infamous “All-Buttons” Mode. Moving on, Brock gets into practical applications of the 1176 limiter collection. Using copious audio examples, he shows you how to apply the different 1176 emulations to Drums, Guitars, and Vocals, and even shows you how to build the classic vocal chain: the UAD 1176 emulation into a UAD LA-2A emulation. Finally, he applies the Fairchild Compressor to the Master Buss.

7 Skies Interview TUTORiAL

MATRiX | 14.3.2015 | 445.58 MB

This week we are joined by none other than David Boldini better known to the EDM world as ‘7 Skies’. David has created an impressive discography with releases on labels such as Anjunabeats, Armada, Enhanced and Steve Aoki’s Dim Mak. His releases Caffeine, Sushi and more recently the massive Rubicon have rocked major festivals and dance floors across the globe. He is also an accomplished sound designer, having created packs for Nexus, Sylenth, Fxpansion. Chris catches up with David from his studio in the wilds of Northern Italy to chat all things production.

LEARN TO READ AND WRITE MUSIC TUTORIAL

COMPRISED | March 08 2015 | 717 MB

MUSIC THEORY FOR BEGINNERS

This course will take you step-by-step through beginner music theory. I have included musical examples throughout so that you can see and hear the results of what I’m teaching. No previous musical training is required. You don’t need a piano. You can be any age and any standard on your instrument: you don’t need to be a 5 year old musical prodigy! NEW! Now includes aural and composition tests. Learn to train your ear and compose amazing music.

Drum Hits WAV TUTORiAL

AUDIOSTRiKE | 13/03/2015 | 759 MB

This pack contains the finest meticulously crafted drum hits to use across the spectrum of electronic genres. Tired of struggling with blurred transients, flabby kick tails and drums which do not cut through the mix? Do you crave the kind of sounds that slot right into mix taking care of themselves allowing you to concentrate on all the other aspects of your production. Thats what we have aimed to provide with Drum Hits. We have included 615 drum hits including fat as hell kicks, punchy clear snares, shimmering cymbals (including open and closed hats, crashes and rides) and percussion hits and fingersnaps. Not only that we include a 22min Prod-Cast video tutorial into one of the mysteries of modern electronic dance music – the big room kick. In this video we go through a step by step guide to combining a punchy attack with a huge tuned tail to create big room kicks which hit in all the right places!

Copyrighting a Song TUTORiAL

P2P | March 13 2015 | 211 MB

Copyrighting a song is not the easiest process, but it’s vital for songwriters. It preserves your legal claims to songs and your ability to monetize them. In this course, Rich Stim provides essential guidance to navigate the process and understand the main language, concepts, and business aspects of music copyright. Rich starts by defining what a song copyright and a sound recording copyright are-and how they’re different. He defines who owns a song, and how to sort out contributions from multiple writers of the same song. Then he explains how to get a copyright using the U.S. Copyright Office’s online application process. The course wraps up by discussing possible objections that copyright examiners may have, as well as what to do to maintain your copyright and correct any errors that crop up.

Introduction to Classical Music TUTORiAL

P2P | March 12 2015 | 6.6 GB

Every day around the world, billions of people listen to music of one sort or another, and millions listen to Western classical music. Why do we do it? Because it’s fun? Because it energizes or relaxes us? Because it keeps us current, allows us to understand what’s happening in past and popular culture? The pull of music–especially classical music—has never been explained. The aim of this course is to do just that: To explicate the mysteries and beauties of some of Western cultures greatest musical compositions—among them masterpieces of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, and Puccini. We begin with the elements of music, breaking classical musical into its components of pitch, duration, and sound color, allowing us to better understand how music works. Next, we proceed to the compositions themselves, starting with the Middle Ages and Renaissance, to show how Western music developed in ways unique to the West. Ultimately, we reach the masters, commencing with Bach. What makes his music great? Why does it move us? What should we listen for? And so we proceed down through Western musical history, visiting virtually the people who created it and the places where they did so. By the end, we hope all of us have become more human (enriched our personalities) and had a rollicking good time!

Up and Running with Cubase Pro 8 TUTORiAL PROPER

P2P | March 12 2015 | 0.98 GB

Get up and running with Cubase, the venerable DAW that produces cutting-edge sounds. In this training course, Mark Struthers introduces the most essential features in Cubase Pro 8, including the templates, which allow you to fast track your song ideas, and the Project window, which helps keep your tracks and other assets organized. He also covers techniques for recording audio and MIDI, integrating virtual instruments and effects, and working with compositional aids such as chord tracks and chord pads. Plus, learn how to produce and export polished projects from the Mix Console. At the end of this course, you’ll be able to fully integrate Cubase into your digital audio workflow.