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We have just a new sample pack for you that perfectly captures today’s peak time techno trends while also paying attention to future-forward directions. Inspired by Enrico Sangiuliano, Umek, Ilario Alicante, Eli Brown, Jay Lumen, and Marie Vaunt. This sample pack is a must-have for any techno producer looking to create cutting-edge tracks.
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The sound of Source Code was crafted with utmost care and attention to detail. We’ve sampled the classic analog oscillator waveforms, Triangle, Sawtooth, Reverse/Sawtooth, Square, Wide Pulse and Narrow Pulse. The “D Type” circuitry was a key component in some of the most revered analog Moog synthesizers of the 1970s. And, with our intuitive Infinite Motion Engine™ Source Code reaches new heights of sound shaping flexibility, allowing you to create anything from super-fat bass and lead tones to mesmerizing effects and progressive organ sounds. But the real magic happens when you use Source Code to tap into the boundless sounds of your imagination, conjuring up otherworldly tones that will transport you to a world beyond.
PulseCode is a PCM Drum Machine that pays tribute to the gritty, lo-fi sounds from the late 1980s. PulseCode takes a different approach to “sample-based drum synthesis”, using strategic layering concepts that are based on the various techniques used by producers of that era to get massive drums sounds. All of the sounds supplied with PulseCode have been resampled in 12 and 13-bit with vintage gear to stay true to the era. Gated reverb is effortless with PulseCode, as each sound includes it’s own sampled 13-bit reverb layer recorded from a vintage unit from the same time period. These techniques can usually be tedious and time consuming, but with PulseCode they are second nature. The result is that big drum sound so prevalent in the 80s and often heard in EBM, Industrial, Electro, Coldwave, SynthPop and Synthwave. But PulseCode is designed for experimentation and can easily be taken into uncharted territory for a more modern approach to these styles and beyond.
This course introduces students to coding principles while moving towards a finished application. The course will make use of the lua programming language and the Love 2D framework. Lua is a fantastic language to learn as your first coding language; it is easily digested and allows you to get a taste of the core principles of programming. At the end of the course students will take away their completed practice tool and will be encouraged to customize and personalize their app further. The app that we will create is a simple application for the purpose of music instrument practice. The app (when completed and fully functional) will choose a random tempo (for example 120 beats per minute) and a random exercise (e.g. A Major). Upon completion of that metronome cycle, a different combination will be chosen at random.
