Cakewalk SONAR X3 Producer Edition X3d Update

Team R2R | 2013.12.18 | 628 MB

Create music in any style with cutting-edge instruments, effects, and creative tools. Thanks to the award-winning Skylight user interface, SONAR X3 lets you move seamlessly in your production workspace, instantly going from recording to editing to mixing and back again. Produce flawless tracks with the 64-Bit Double Precision audio engine and upload polished mixes directly to YouTube and SoundCloud. Plus, SONAR X3 let’s you do it all without limiting the number of tracks and plugins; all while supporting the latest technologies like VST3, multi-touch, and Gobbler cloud save.

Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song Recordings

English | 2013 | 1030 pages | PDF | 29.6 MB | EPUB | 87,7 MB

From John Philip Sousa to Green Day, from Scott Joplin to Kanye West, from Stephen Foster to Coldplay, The Encyclopedia of Great Popular Song Recordings covers the vast scope of its subject with virtually unprecedented breadth and depth. Approximately 1,000 key song recordings from 1889 to the present are explored in full, unveiling the stories behind the songs, the recordings, the performers, and the songwriters.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.1 ENSONiQ

Team TNC | Date: 03-01-04 | 120.40 MB

WOS1: sound worlds for Ensoniq ASR 10, ASR 88, ASR-X, EPS 16+, TS 10/12 orKurzweil K2000/K2500/K2600.
Over 400 sounds from classical synths to techno and drum loops. You can find a test report for this CD-ROM in German KEYS 11/94. Some high-lights of this CD-ROM are f.e. the sounds: Fairlight V2, Shakuhachis, Hammond B3, Hohner D6, Fender Rhodes and the legendary Prophet VS sounds, just to give you an idea of the sounds you will get. Beside our Ensoniq sound library you will find the Syntec “VFX-Construction-Set” on Wall of Sounds 1 which let you create the famous Ensoniq VFX sounds on your sampler. We give you all the basic sounds as found in the internal sound ROM of the VFX as ready-looped samples.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.7 World Of FM EMU

Team: CoBaLT | Date: 01-17-2004 | Size: 194,58 MB

The DX7 and FM synthesis – in their days – opened up a new horizon. Together with subtractive synthesis and sampling technology, FM was the most important development in synthesizer history. Neither VCO nor VCA that came with analogue machines provided comparable results. In 1983 when everyone seemed to own a Yamaha DX7, Frequency Modulation, as a concept, was the next step, redefined what a synthesizer could sound like, redefined the whole synthesizer market.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.6 Super Strings EMU

Team: ALFiSO | Date: 21-03-2003 | Size: 554,15 MB

With over 620 MB of sample data Wall of Sounds Vol. 6 – SUPER STRINGS is a big collection of string samples for E-mu samplers. Using the multi-layer feature and the morph filters of the E-MU EIV Kurt Ader the sound designer created superior real orchestra strings in stereo (351MB) and mono (124MB) in best quality. Their exuberance and precision make it difficult to find out, they are not played by strings the time you press your keys. The classical orchestra is your E-mu sampler.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.1 EMU

Team EtHnO | Date: 01.06.2004 | 451.84 MB

WOS1: sound worlds for Ensoniq ASR 10, ASR 88, ASR-X, EPS 16+, TS 10/12 orKurzweil K2000/K2500/K2600. Over 400 sounds from classical synths to techno and drum loops. You can find a test report for this CD-ROM in German KEYS 11/94. Some high-lights of this CD-ROM are f.e. the sounds: Fairlight V2, Shakuhachis, Hammond B3, Hohner D6, Fender Rhodes and the legendary Prophet VS sounds, just to give you an idea of the sounds you will get. Beside our Ensoniq sound library you will find the Syntec “VFX-Construction-Set” on Wall of Sounds 1 which let you create the famous Ensoniq VFX sounds on your sampler. We give you all the basic sounds as found in the internal sound ROM of the VFX as ready-looped samples.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.2 ENSONiQ

Team TNC | Date: 03-01-04 | 428.67 MB

WOS2: New sound material for Ensoniq ASR-X, ASR 88, ASR 10, EPS 16+, TS 10/12 or Kurzweil K2000/2500/K2600.
Over 450 MB of actual sounds e.g. from Roland JV-1080, E-MU Morpheus, new fresh techno sequences and drum loops. We just say: 125 beats per minute – you’ll really love it !!! Some high-lights of this CD-ROM are f.e. the sound banks: Morpheus1, Basic-JV1080, Techno-Box/Synth-Drums and Techno-Box/SFX, just to give you an idea of the sound banks you will get. All sounds are also available in a “Low Memory” version for EPS16+, TS 10 or TS 12 user.

Syntec Wall Of Sounds Vol.4 EMU

Team ALFiSO | Date: 21-03-2003 | 163.61 MB

Wall Of Sounds 4 – Precious Synthy Sounds

WOS4: The Wall Of Sounds Vol. 4 – exclusive for E-MU EIV, E4X, E-Synth, E-5000, e-6400, e-64 and EIV-K. 20 banks of ultimative techno stuff plus 3 updated bonus banks taken from WOS 3. WOS4 was especially produced for E-MU EIV and is not compatible to the E-III format (ESI-4000/ESI-32). Most sound banks provide advanced usage of the famous Morpheus Filter by using the modulation and the pitch bend wheel.

Virtual DJ Pro Full v7.4.0 MAC-K ED

P2P | 09 December 2013 | 29.33 MB

Description: VirtualDJ is the hottest AUDIO and VIDEO mixing software, targeting DJs from the bedroom, mobile, and professional superstars like Carl Cox. With VirtualDJ’s breakthrough BeatLock engine, songs will always stay in beat, and the DJ works their mixes incredibly faster than they ever could. The automatic seamless loop engine and synchronized sampler lets the DJ perform astounding remixes live, with no preparation at all. The visual representation and the cues allow a DJ to clearly see the song structure, and never be surprised by a break. The vinyl controls will let you scratch like on a real turntable, except that with the beatlock engine your scratches will never end out of the beat. Add to that an infinite number of cue points you can save for each songs, a bunch of wonderful effects automatically beat-synchronised. Add also several interfaces to suit everybody from the beginner to the professional DJ, the possibility to record your mixes to burn them on CDs, to broadcast on the Internet and have your own radio station, to save your CDs directly in MP3, to use a headphone to preview the songs or an external mixtable to perform in a club. Lastly, enter the new era of DJs by mixing video clips (DVD, DivX, MPEG…) which you can send on a giant screen.