Based on Yamaha’s innovative sonote technology, sonote beat re:edit lets you create remixes of your beats in next to no time. With three different sonote databases for acoustic, electronic and mixed beat sources your first remix is right around the corner. Sonote beat re:edit is an exclusive Cubase 7 application and is seamlessly integrated in the Cubase workflow.
Chill Beat Harps. If full-on construction kits are like galleries, then single instrument libraries are like the art we hang in them. Here we have an artwork—a single instrument library possessed of a very specific and refined kind of beauty. Chill Beat Harps is a montage assembled from the sounds of one completely unadorned and expertly played acoustic harp. 52 two-bar and four-bar phrases are included—all beautifully clean and tightly timed, with clear and sharp transients, precise articulation dynamics, and played in a way that showcases the classic voicings and dancing syncopations of the harp lexicon. From placid, idyllic and childlike, to icy, pointillistic and minimal, these figures work perfectly for accessorizing pop, hip-hop, electronic and experimental music forms. A variety of moods are on display, all unified by an unironic appreciation of formalism that comes off as both genuine and deep—a pleasantly strange experience, and especially interesting given that harpist Sizalyth is also a cutting-edge electronic music producer who taps control surfaces just as deftly as she plays her harp—maybe that’s why these loops sound so ready to be dropped into hard-quantized modern music. Immaculate editing and top-notch sonics make these themes and accents easy to work with—an automatic win for bringing a 100% organic hand-played feel to the music.
We are proud to present our latest release “Experimental Future Bass & Future Beat” – featuring 441 ground-breaking loops and samples covering every kind of futuristic sounds to make some game changing tracks! Inside this diverse sample pack you will find a huge collection of loops and samples for your production needs. You’ll find everything from futuristic lush and bendy synths to swung beats, floating arpeggios to trippy chords, luscious leads to speaker-ripping subs, futuristic rhythms to foley drums, organic textures to smoothy dubbed-out chord progressions, twinkling melodies to earth-shattering bass, rich arpeggios to evolving pads, granular FXs to crispy ’n’ crunchy snares, twisted percussions to cottony plucks, vox hits and much more – includes all the tools you need to create your own chart-hitters and are ready to fit straight in your tracks.
Whether large studio, home recording or laptop setup… when creative ideas come up, a well thought-out workflow is essential. But what can you do to optimize your hardware and software setup so that ideas can be captured quickly and efficiently when the muse kisses you? And how do you get the best sound when recording? In our Workflow eBook we will address these questions and show you how to make the most of your technology to achieve the best possible musical output.
Voice Tweaker is a harmonic pitch transposer designed for monophonic signals such as voice, spoken or sung, or solo instruments. It can transpose the pitch and formants independently, thus enabling both formant preserving pitch transpose and other more unusual effects. The Voice Tweaker also features an automatic pitch correction function and auto vibrato. Read more about VoiceTweakers pitch shift methods.
Get those creative juices flowing and get in the groove with ‘Broken Beat Electronica’ featuring soulful vintage keys, tribal percussions, offbeat drums and jazzy synth bass lines. This collection is perfect for anyone looking to create nu-jazz, funk, broken beat, neo-soul, disco, melodic electronica and classic house, or anything in between!
Hey friend, Imagine coming home from 7 hours of pure torture we call school lol and walking into your house to only run straight to the computer room. You boot up your favorite DAW and get straight to making beats. That was me 75% of my high school sentence. Yes, sentence lol. Homework could take a back seat, I wanted to learn how to use FL Studio 5 to make beats because I heard a friend talk about Cakewalk and his CD Mixtape. (I know I’m old lol) I remember staying up all times of night just to finish my beats with 808s and sample songs. I was obsessed at learning how to make beats. And to think I started out rapping and making freestyles I know the journey of loving music and the joy of creating a masterpiece. I know what it feels like to stay up all night because you’re entrenched in a new technique or plugin.
