Knifonium Explained®

HiDERA | 24 May 2025 | 276 MB

If you’re a lover of rare analog synths, you’re probably already aware that Brainworx has released a stellar virtual recreation of the Knifonium by (hardware version by Knif Audio). In this Knifonium video course, analog synth expert Stephen O’Connell will walk you through all the features and parameters of this amazing instrument and show you how to coax the incredible, massive sounds for which the hardware version is so highly revered. Equally at home in a film score, a hip-hop track, or other synth-heavy genres, once you complete this course, you’ll be ready to start gracing your tracks with its heavenly tones on your very next project. These Knifonium videos are designed for new Knifonium users. Stephen begins with an overview of the course, discussing the original instrument’s history and mystique, along with some of the features that make it stand out from the rest. Then he covers the interface so you get a good idea of where all the components are and how everything is laid out, so you’ll have no problems following along as we proceed. Stephen also shows you how to manage (load, save, favorite) the impressive collection of presets included with Knifonium.

Knifonium v1.4.1 WiN

Team R2R | 08 June 2024 | 28.9 MB

x64: AAX, VST3i, VST2i

Capture the tone of a boutique synthesizer powered by 26 vacuum tubes. The Knifonium is an exceptionally beautiful-sounding analog synthesizer that is driven by a whopping 26 vacuum tubes. This upscale synth features two tube-driven oscillators, a 4th order ladder filter, a ring modulator, and a gorgeous “steampunk” aesthetic.

Nuendo 14 Update Explained®

HiDERA | 24 May 2025 | 1.4 GB

Join expert Gary Hiebner for a Nuendo 14 video course covering all its updates and added features. In this extensive Nuendo course, Gary will walk you through all the new additions and features found in 14 and demonstrate how they can be used to help improve all aspects of your process – from time-saving improvements and technologies to new effects, system integration, and more. By the end of this Nuendo 14 course, you’ll be completely up to speed and ready to make use of any and all of these features starting with your very next song. These videos are for Nuendo users wanting to get fully comfortable with Nuendo 14 quickly. Gary welcomes you and begins with the Range Selection tool, illustrating its new capabilities for moving, selecting, and editing items in various ways. Then you’ll learn how the Adaptive Background Attenuation tool can create automatic ducking effects so that a foreground signal can be heard clearly over background material. Gary also explains how the ADE Dialogue Transcriptions feature can transcribe spoken word from an audio source and create a marker for reference.

ACE Studio Explained®

HiDERA | 24 May 2025 | 246 MB

A comprehensive look at ACE Studio – the popular AI-powered virtual vocal generator that allows you to create studio-quality vocals from MIDI and lyrics. You’ll learn all you need to know to create stellar vocals, from using the Clip Viewer to drawing in melodies, entering lyrics, editing pitch, and much more. By the end of the course, you’ll be ready to start using ACE Studio in your very next production. These ACE Studio videos are designed for new ACE Studio users. Eli begins with a brief overview of the app, looking at the main preferences and examining the different parts of the interface, such as the transport, library, arrangement view, clip viewer, etc. Then you’ll get a ground-up course on using Clips – the basic containers that hold MIDI notes or audio tracks – including how to create, move, split, resize, separate them, and more. This is followed by a look at how to save your work.

Vinyl Drum Breaks Vols.1-7

P2P | 23 March 2025 | 25.17MB

..: One Shots Collection | 393 Vinyl Drums One Shots :…

You will get all the one shots  from Vinyl Drum Breaks Vol.1 to Vol. 7 (KICK 131 samples , SNARE 131 Samples  & HI-HAT 131 Samples) 393 Samples in total!

ROCK-BOX CNTRY IRs

P2P | 23 May 2025 | 15 MB

The Rock-Box CNTRY impulse response library captures and is seeking to recreate the sound of Celestion@ Century Vintage speakers loaded in OwnHammer Rock-Box cabinets. Impulse response files are provided in Wave Audio Format (.wav), and have been minimum phase transformed using a proprietary algorithm. Various unique construction choices were implemented to accomplish this complex requirement set to outstanding result,
providing a tone with clean low end, magical midrange, smooth high end, and incredible note clarity across the entire
spectrum.

Degradation Engine KONTAKT

OHSiE | 23 March 2025 | 230 MB

Disintegration at your Fingertips

Degradation engine introduces the vibrant heart of an analogue synth to the fractured forgetfulness of microcassette – and opens up a deep world in between. Degradation engine works very similarly to a regular subtractive synth – you get your filter, an ADSR, a mixer, and some handy effects. what sets it apart is its two oscillators, which each have two knobs controlling “loss”. These knobs fade between the oscillator’s raw signal and a degraded version sampled through a microcassette tape – so, with each oscillator, you can choose any point between a raw analogue waveform and total tape fragility. not only this, but each oscillator has two types of degradation, with the samples recorded both at full-speed and half-speed. full-speed has a more brittle sound whereas half-speed is warmer and rounder – and again, you can go anywhere between these two extremes and bearing in mind that there are two waveforms per oscillator, it gets very deep very quickly…