Over 2000 new sounds effects from Point 12, Paris, France. Sound categories include nature, animals, airplanes, airport, trains, transportation, traffic, crowds, industry, entertainment,leisure, office, communication, household, clocks, room tones, bells, sports, scfi, and more European flavors.
Over 2000 new sounds effects from Point 12, Paris, France. Sound categories include nature, animals, airplanes, airport, trains, transportation, traffic, crowds, industry, entertainment,leisure, office, communication, household, clocks, room tones, bells, sports, scfi, and more European flavors.
Over 2000 new sounds effects from Point 12, Paris, France. Sound categories include nature, animals, airplanes, airport, trains, transportation, traffic, crowds, industry, entertainment,leisure, office, communication, household, clocks, room tones, bells, sports, scfi, and more European flavors.
Whether you’re comping a vocal track, restoring an old recording, working with dialogue or sound effects for film, or imposing your own vision with mash-ups or remixes, audio editing is a key skill to successful sound production. Digital Audio Editing gives you the techniques, from the simplest corrective editing like cutting, copying, and pasting to more complex creative editing, such as beat mapping and time-stretching. You’ll be able to avoid unnatural-sounding pitch correction and understand the potential pitfalls you face when restoring classic tracks. Author Simon Langford invites you to see editing with his wide-angle view, putting this skill into a broad context that will inform your choices even as you more skillfully manipulate sound. Focusing on techniques applicable to any digital audio workstation, it includes break-outs giving specific keystrokes and instruction in Avid’s Pro Tools, Apple’s Logic Pro, Steinberg’s Cubase, and PreSonus’s Studio One. The companion websites includes tutorials in all four software packages to help you immediately apply the broad skills from the book.
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This 43-video in-depth course, by audio expert Matt Hepworth, offers a comprehensive look at iZ’s RX 3’s arsenal of audio restoration modules. You learn about their functionality and – with an abundance of real-world audio examples – you get to see these modules in action. There is no better way to learn about audio and the RX 3!
Replicant is a delay-based effect in the “beat slicer/looper” vein, with some tricks of its own that separate it from the herd. From a simple delay or panning effect, on up to massive random beat mangling, Replicant is a capable plugin well in line with today’s modern electronic music styles. Stuttering buffers and filter drops are easy to program, and the comprehensive randomization features give it a mind of its own, if so desired. If you’re looking to add some chance to your programming, you’ve come to the right place.
