Swedish House MULTiFORMAT DVDR

Team DYNAMiCS | September 2011 | 1.54 GB

In detail Swedish House includes 102 Fat and Melodic Bass Loops, 400 Club Ready Drum Loops, 60 Disco Infused and Warped Lead Loops, 100 Synh Loops, 3 Full Bass Multi-samples, 28 Snares, 8 Crashes, 20 Drum FX, 62 Hi Hats, 15 Kicks, 115 Percussive Samples, 21 Dance FX, 4 Full Synth Multi-samples, 77 Vocal Loops, 88 Chopped Minimal Vox Samples, and 10 Drum Kits. In creating this sample product high end signal paths were used throughout, with extensive use of SSL’s analogue bus compression, outboard from Neve, Thermionic Culture, API and Empirical Labs with Apogee digital converters. Alongside the best software processing and synthesis, a large amount of new and vintage synths were also employed from Moog, Dave Smith Instruments, Roland, Korg and Oberheim.

Alternative House MULTiFORMAT

Team DYNAMiCS | May 2011 | 716.64 MB

The Alternative House Multi Sample Library is a collection of heavyweight basslines, analogue tones, and supercharged House beats for future house producers worldwide Alternative House was created by T.Healey and M. Adamo who are both DJs, producers and long-term collectors of electronic music. All the drum loops and single hits have been beefed up through the use of valve and solid state compressors. Plenty of weird and crazy effects are included to go with them so that there is plenty of choice for mixing up the style and flavours from cutting-edge tech, minimal, electro, glow-stick-tastic ghetto-rave, baille-funk to retro 80’s styles in new and exciting ways.

The Path To Fretboard Mastery DVDR-SPiRiT

Team SPiRiT | 2009-08-24 | Size: 3.20 GB

Learn, visualise and remember the notes on the fretboard with Matthew Von Doran This superb DVD will teach you a system that organizes the fretboard in a way that enables you to quickly visualize any scale, chord or arpeggio pattern, and also knowing each note’s name & function. Whether you are practicing, improvising, composing or performing, this approach allows you to make note choices on the fly.

Tonehammer Forgotten Voices Barbary KONTAKT

Team AudioP2P | 07-26-2009 | Size: 864.15 MB

(Includes also Update)

Barbary Grant is a highly renowned vocalist and harper within Celtic communities. She sings- and articulates fluently- in all three Goidelic languages: Scots Gaelic, Irish, and Manx. This homage won her first place in the sean nós competition at the 1998 Great American Irish Fair. Sean nós – “old style” in Irish – is a highly ornamented style of a cappella singing.

Superior Drummer 2 Explained DVDR TUTORiAL

Team DYNAMiCS | May 2010 | 650.32 MB

DAW mad scientist Scott Griggs is going to take you on a Superior Drummer 2 journey that covers it all from beginning to end.
Scott starts the S2.0 journey from the beginning showing you the basics, such as installation, registration, interface overviews, using it in the most popular DAWs, building kits, using X-Drums to more advanced topics such as using the Groove Player, mixing and effects, advanced mapping, multiple outputs, bouncing and much more. If you use Superior Drummer 2, it’s to your benefit to really know it inside and out, so you can work fast and get the best results. There are no other tutorial videos that go this in-depth into the amazing Toontrack Superior Drummer 2!

SonicCouture Balinese Gamelan Compact Edition

TEAM DYNAMiCS | 03.2010 | 768 MB

FORMAT….: EXS24/KONTAKT

A Gamelan is an ensemble of instruments originating from Indonesia. The majority of Gamelan instruments are percussive, and most of these are bronze. They include xylophone-like metallophones of different sizes and pitch, tuned gong chimes, very large pitched gongs, and an assortment of drums and percussion. There are many types of Gamelan ensembles, but the two dominant types are Javanese and Balinese. Balinese Gamelan has a characteristic ‘shimmering’ sound which is due to the detuning of paired instruments playing the same musical part.

Soniccouture Synthi AKS KONTAK EXS

Team BSOUNDZ | 02.15.2008 | KONTAKT | EXS24 | 1.04 GB

The E.M.S. Synthi AKS is a legendary instrument with an illustrious history. First manufactured in 1972 by E.M.S in Putney, South-West London, The Synthi A was basically a portable version of EMS’s famous VCS3 synthesiser, and the KS Keyboard (a playable 30-note touchplate) was added to make the Synthi AKS. It cost £420.It was quickly adopted by the likes of Brian Eno and Pink Floyd, and has been used by experimental musicians ever since. The Synthi has a unique patching system that uses a small patchbay grid. Each of the Synthi’s components appear as a source and destination on the patchbay, and by placing a pin into that x-y position, you can route the signal from one component to the other. This was a very effective way to make a powerful modular system very compact.