Leslie Sanford Complete WiN

TCD | 08 January 2024 | 8.0 MB

x64: VSTi+VST2 + JBridge files | x86: VSTi+VST2

Here you will find some of my VST plugins. These are based on plugins originally created a few years ago but have been re-written to share the same C++ code base. Additionally, they have been compiled as 64 bit plugins. My hope is to re-write most of my “freebie” plugins and eventually some (but not all) of my commercial plugins. When I finish one, it will become available here.

Pro Tools 2024.3 Update Explained®

HiDERA | 01 April 2024 | 124 MB

Join Pro Tools guru Eli Krantzberg for an in-depth look at the updates made to Pro Tools version 2024.3. It’s great news for MIDI fans, as there are plenty of new features in this area, from MIDI effects to idea-generators like Riffer and more. By the end of this course, you’ll be familiar with everything the new Pro Tools has to offer and be ready to start using these updates in your very next song. These videos are designed for Pro Tools users who want specific info on the new 2024.3 features and functions. Eli begins by demonstrating the new MIDI Chain setup, with which you can pass MIDI data from one plug-in to another through slots on an instrument track and route MIDI from one track to another, as if using a virtual MIDI bus. Then learn about the new MIDI Chain routing features that allow MIDI effects to flow vertically on instrument tracks. Next, you’ll explore some creative ways to use the three native MIDI effects plug-ins, followed by a look at the versatile arpeggiator, EON-Arp. You’ll also get a thorough look at the Riffer plug-in and see how it can help generate countless new ideas.

Sound On Sound March 2024

English | 148 pages | True PDF | 87.5 MB

Sound On Sound is the world’s best recording technology magazine, packed full of in-depth, independent product tests, including music software, studio hardware, keyboards and live sound (PA) gear. Every issue also includes SOS’s unique step-by-step tutorial and technique columns on all the leading DAW programs, as well as insightful interviews with leading producers, engineers and musicians.

Computer Music April 2024

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 82 MB

Unleash the power of TONE2 ULTRASPACE REVERB worth 55! Get your hands on this incredible effect for free with this issue. Dive into the world of ambient, guitar textures, and delay atmospheres with free samples. Learn how to recreate Billie Eilish’s vocal chain in your DAW. Discover the secrets of video game horror scoring from master Petri Alanko. Explore the world of plugin development with Canblaster. Build retro effects with our free synth and create mesmerizing atmospheric pads. Find out which reigns supreme in the ultimate hardware vs. software showdown.

VR Ableton Racks 2024

FANTASTiC | 22 February 2024 | 67 MB

VR Phat-Rack 2024 download (and more). Download the folder from the “VR Ableton Racks 2024” post, should contain all the project files shown in the video.

Electronic Sound 110 2024

English | 100 pages | PDF | 63.7 MB

This month’s Electronic Sound cover feature is the fascinating story of Tangerine Dream’s ‘Phaedra’ album. Tangerine Dream’s debut for Richard Branson’s still-shiny Virgin label, ‘Phaedra’ came out exactly 50 years ago and was greeted with a mixture of curiosity, excitement, confusion and contempt. While electronic music was nothing new by this point, the sequencer-heavy sound was electronic music as it had never been heard before. The album is widely and rightly recognised as a 24-carat classic now, of course, setting the Berlin group on the path to superstardom. They stayed with Virgin for the next decade or so, releasing a string of magnificent records that also included ‘Rubycon’ (1975) and ‘Force Majeure’ (1979).

BEAT Magazine 218 04/2024

P2P | English | PDF | 23.21 MB

Beat 03/24: Control Your Plugins Like Hardware – With Synth & DAW Controllers. Programming sequences with a mouse or trackpad can be tedious, with the dull clicking of notes making the creation of catchy chord progressions and beats feel like a game of chance. Likewise, mixing with virtual faders lack intuitive feel. But worry not! There is a vast array of both hardware and software alternatives available that can bring dynamism to your workflow. We’ll introduce you to some of the finest controllers out there, and also offer specific tricks and personalized recommendations to help you find the device that suits you best.