Whoosh Machine v2.0 is a powerful tool that combines white noise and raw-synth oscillator selectors to create huge riser and downlifter effects. Why use pre-made whoosh samples when you can easily make your own original, face-melting transitions using the Whoosh Machine v2.0.
Inspired by the sounds of Detroit.. “Detroit Style Hip Hop” brings you all the elements you need to create authentic motor city hip hop beats for your productions.
This expansion pack draws Inspiration from the likes of Black Milk, Slum Village, J Dilla, Danny Brown and Royce Da 5’9″, providing a carefully crafted sample selection to help you reproduce that Detroit Knock/crunch in your beats. This raw, ghetto shaking sound collection contains 20 solid kicks, 20 smacking snares and 40 crispy hats – the foundation of any hot track, along with 40 percussive elements and 40 chopped musical samples, 3 instrument kits and 2 sfx kits are also included for adding those little touches for builds , drops and breakdowns. For the machine users, these kits have been put together for you to mix and match different samples to build and layer up your sounds, making the most of the maschine adsr, choke grip and pad link options..
Three sirens of song, beautiful and talented, have recorded strong female R&B vocals to add some sexy chanteuse to your compositions. Successful independent solo artists themselves, these leading ladies have also worked with powerhouses such as The Roots, Jill Scott, and Musiq Soulchild. Each vocal session includes lyrics and melodies in various keys tagged with-in the file name and metadata for quick tuning to your project. These sensual female R&B vocals, with sounds of Soul and Smooth Jazz, Funk and Disco, Old and New School Motown, work in many compositions. Vocals are fully editable in any DAW. All female vocals are clean recordings of each R&B songstress with no processed FX added. Professionally recorded quality class vocals sounds guaranteed. 44.1 kHz Stereo. Available in WAV (ACIDized), AIFF (Apple Loops), or Ableton Live Pack that includes Vocal Racks and FX for instant use with any MIDI controller or Ableton Push devices.
Tronix is a massive collection of morphed electrified instruments, percussives, atmospheres, leads, basses, pads, and tempo-synced audio loops made for electronic and cinematic music production. By creating new organic electronic instruments derived from real-world acoustic sample material, synthesis and physical modeling, SL has created a breath-taking set of production-ready instruments and loops. Taking it one step further, Tronix incorporates Live’s powerful instruments and effects all racked up only the way SL can, truly “blurring the line between music and sound design”. Tronix creative design pushes the boundaries of electronic and cinematic music by utilizing the intuitive performance controls of Abelton’s powerful DAW.
If you are a musician who uses computers as part of your process, likely you’ve thought to yourself that you wish a music application did something that it didn’t do. With Max for Live it’s now very possible with some effort you could actually create that feature, instrument, or effect yourself. In this sense, Max for Live represents the ability for Ableton Live users to extend Live in any number of customizable ways. On the flip side, many artists who work in graphical audio/visual programing environments like Cycling74’s Max/MSP have likely thought to themselves that they wish they could leverage sequencing, preset management, and time sync of more standard music applications such as Ableton Live. Max for Live represents the ability for these Max users to integrate their patches directly inside of Ableton Live to do just that.
Metalix is a toolkit of morphed metallic instruments, percussives, atmospheric soundscapes, pads, and tempo-synced audio loops for cinematic music production. Based on recorded metallic instruments and sounds, has once again revolutionized sample programming by creating never before heard evocative organic instruments and bombastic loops. Following in the footsteps long tradition of award-winning products that “blur the line between music and sound design”, Metalix is a must have for musicians, performers, and producers of all types.
Yet more useful Tech Tips and Get that Sounds to spark some fresh ideas! Summary Yet more useful Tech Tips and Get that Sounds to spark some fresh ideas!
This pack contains a full release quality progressive trance track for Ableton Live 9.1, including all synthesizer presets, samples and all the mixing and mastering in place for you to study and utilize as the ultimate educational tool. Vitodito is well known for his releases on labels such as Neuroscience Recordings and Perceptive Recordings and has a proven track record of releasing popular club friendly productions. This template showcases a ‘Enhanced Music’ sounding progressive trance track.
Ableton Live is the industry-leading application for creating and performing Electronic Dance Music. Mastering its unique capabilities and workflow are the key to getting your get ideas out of you head and into your speakers– and becoming a prolific, songwriting machine. In this one-day course, DJ/producer Big Chocolate teaches you how to create EDM songs from start to finish using Ableton Live. It’s not just a re-telling of the manual, it’s a look behind the scenes at his own unique workflow: you’ll learn how to get started with the program, how to write and combine sonic elements, his secrets to getting unstuck, and finally how to put it all together into a finished song. Whether you’re new to Ableton Live or an experienced user, you’ll take your creativity to new levels!
The drum track is part of the hidden chemistry of a great song. This is your beat making lab. Yeuda Ben-Atar, educator and producer who performs as DJ Side Brain, shows you how to make beats in a variety of genres, from dubstep to hip-hop. Yeuda works with Ableton Live—but you can use these tutorials to make beats in whatever DAW you have accessible. First get some basic rhythmic theory, including counting music and note subdivisions, and learn how elements like cymbals, percussive instruments like congas, and even homemade sounds from cans, bottles, and counters contribute to your beats. The following chapters tackle the particulars of house, dubstep, drum and bass, trap, juke, and hip-hop. In each of these chapters, Yeuda discusses how to choose the appropriate tempo and drum sounds for the style and how to sequence the kick, snare, and cymbals. The course closes with some pro mixing techniques that balance punch and presence, so your drums will cut through the mix and sound their best.
Total Posts: ❨ 🎵➡1008 ❩ | Paged: ➡ 36
