Create your next minimal hit with Minimal Bounce! Minimal Bounce provides you with all the elements needed to create your next minimal track! All drum hits are included in this pack, and the grooves are all put together with individual Midi tracks. Learn how to get the perfect bounce for your next track with this intricate Ableton Live Template!
If you use Live – or indeed ‘Ableton’ as many users are now calling it – for music production, you must realise what a powerful tool you have at your disposal. The idea of this focus guide is to help you access that power and use the software to its full potential. We’ve therefore included everything from compositional workshops – where we cover genres including techno and dubstep – to technique workshops, where we explore many major features of the software.
Discover how to create the exact kicks, snares, hi hats and organic percussion sounds that you envision for your music! Not only will you see new processing and layering techniques for maximum punch; you’ll also see how you can craft your own sounds completely from scratch using synthesis! Plus beat programming, tempo changes, fills and drum transitions that will give your tracks plenty of unique character. 39 high quality tutorial videos a wide range of drum and percussion sound design techniques and beat programming techniques in more than 4 hours of content Proven techniques used by top producers See Step by step, over my shoulder as I walk you through exactly how to create each sound Techniques: Layering samples, FM Synthesis, Creating Drum Design Racks, Pitch Envelopes, Drums Fills, Drums Transitions, Tempo Changes, Drums FX Processing
This project uses only one external VST Instrument (Sylenth1) and Two external VST effect plugins (FabFilter Saturn and OhmForce Ohmicide). It includes the full arrangement (60 tracks), instrument presets, mixing, leveling, automations and FX chains. It is 100% royalty free and can be used as an inspirational and educational tool, or just as a base for your upcoming tracks. Explore the arrangement, find out how the synths have been made and put together to achieve this big sound, expand your synth preset library and discover new mixing techniques.
Daniel Mintseris has been touring with critically acclaimed musician St. Vincent for over three years. With Ableton Live, he’s able to direct the entire show from his keyboard and laptop. In these exclusive videos, he explains what it takes to run your own world-class production with Ableton. First, Daniel provides a tour of his setup, starting from his keyboard riser—the hub of communication on stage. With Ableton and a series of MIDI controllers, he’s closely connected to all the other instrumentalists. Then he demonstrates the process of building a show file and creating sound presets for every song. Daniel also explains how to use the Drum Kit as a MIDI controller for drum sounds, and how to make program changes on the downstage Moog and guitar stations. Finally, in our interview with Daniel, he closes down the course with insights on what it’s like to be a musical director, and how he balances technology and musicianship to bring ideas to life.
Frequent is one of the pioneers of neuro style bass music. He has gained notoriety in the last 2 years with earth shattering dubstep, drum and bass and glitch hop releases. Now, he is about to reveal his sound design processes step by step in his new course…
Loop Theory Chillout beats and rhythms producer is back for his fifth sound library called ‘Rejuvenation’ loops and one-shots sample pack. These sounds have feeling and emotion with rhythmic beats, acoustic guitars, mallets and smooth synthesized melodies. ‘Rejuvenation’ is bundled into seven individual Constructions Kits filled with loops and drum one-shots in separate folders. Each Kit allows you to load the sounds into your favorite DAW and remix immediately. Load up the drum one-shots in your drum machine and bang out beats live. Loop Theory’s ‘Rejuvenation’ Chillout loops and one-shots are for every producer, film soundtrack or composer, let the inspiration flow. Key and BPM are tagged in both metadata and file names.
