Five Compressors spanning the history of pro-audio. Filthy and distorted to invisible and clean; tubes, optos, FETs, transistors and VCAs. The tool you need for every session
Apple Music Converter is a well-designed audio converter for iTunes music for Mac users. It can remove DRM from Apple Music songs, and makes it possible to save them in MP3 or AAC format to either your local computer or your music players
This course is for students and professionals who wants to learn the software that is used worldwide for Music Production and Voice and Music Recording and Multi-Track Audio Editing. After learning the software you can produce music a pro with Pro Tools/ Pro Tools First if you have your music theory in place, a software which is immensely popular worldwide. Pro Tools First is an free DAW from AVID that has all the main features and tools of Pro Tools HD with the same workflow. Pro Tools on the other hand is a paid software which has some added functionality than Pro Tools First.Pro Tools/ Pro Tools First is a Multi-Track Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) which works on Windows and Mac platforms. With Pro Tools/ Pro Tools First you can do professional grade music arrangements and music and voice editing for all kind of professional music and audio work.
TrackGate is a real replacement for console and outboard gate/expanders. Instant to use, plus digital niceties like lookahead and intelligent detection.
TrackLimit is a fully featured wideband limiter with intelligent dual-stage handling of transients and dynamics. Just click and drag the threshold to hear your sound come alive.
A set of freely resizable graphs covering every studio use-case we’ve ever heard of. TrackMeter provides a full set of beautiful, responsive graphs for audio monitoring, metering and visualisation.
Logic’s Delay and Reverb plugins are some of the most essential plugins in the Logic Pro library. Joe Albano is here with this course to explain and explore all of them. Watch this course and get learning… This course, by Logic Pro expert, is all about Logic’s amazing array of time-based plugins. All the various delays and reverbs have their own interfaces, algorithms and intricacies which Joe explains and demonstrates. You see how they work, why they sound the way they do and how to best use them as you track, mix and master! Why does the Tape Delay sound so different than the Stereo Delay. What’s the difference between Space Designer, the classic SilverVerb and the new ChromaVerb? What is convolution reverb and what makes it the “go-to” reverb in certain audio situations. All these questions and more are answered in this 12-tutorial course.
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