Dialogue Match Explained®

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 12 2019 | 54 MB

A detailed collection of Dialogue Match video tutorials! shows you all of the Dialogue Match features and functions, including how to use it to match and replace dialog in your post productions. This series is for new Dialogue Match users who want to get up and running fast. Eli starts with what Dialogue Match actually does, as well as where all the main controls are, and how they’re laid out and accessed in the GUI. Next, Eli puts Dialogue Match in action, matching a lavalier mic recording with a more ambient, farther, thinner sounding room mic. Dialogue Match’s advanced EQ control is then explored, and you’ll learn how to edit the individual EQ bands to more closely match the tone of the reference mic, followed by how to edit the qualities of the early reflections and reverb tail generated from the reference profile, resulting in a perfect match.

Ozone 9.1 UPDATE Explained®

FANTASTiC | 27 March 2020 | 346 MB

In-depth collection of Ozone 9 video tutorials! Follow along with Eli Krantzberg and learn all about the industry standard tools found in Ozone 9 for processing and mastering audio, including its advanced features and functions. This series is perfect for new and intermediate Ozone 9 users. Eli begins by welcoming you, then jumps right in showing you around the Ozone 9 interface and some general principles to be aware of when starting out. Next you’ll learn all about Ozone 9’s general settings and metering options, and then a solid look at the powerful Master Assistant which listens to your music and creates a set of starting parameters based on its analysis, combined with your specified settings. Next you’ll see how to work with reference tracks inside Ozone 9 when mastering your music, a deep look at the Tonal Balance 2 utility which is used to display spectrum metering information for the track it is monitoring. This feature alone is great to resolve issues when your mix or master is lacking the low end power or high end shine found in commercial mixes, See how to do it!

Studio One 5.2 Update EXPLAiNED

HiDERA | 5 April 2021 | 349 MB

Comprehensive Studio One video tutorials! Learn all about the new features and functions added to the 5.2 update so you can use them effectively and creatively. Keep up to date and get the most out of this amazingly powerful DAW. These videos are for those who are already familiar with Studio One 5, but want to know about the new features added to version 5.2. If you are completely new to Studio One 5, check out Studio One 5 Explained® here. Eli greets you and starts at the beginning with a video on the new Arranger Track Sync Mode settings which are used for smooth synced rearranging of the playback order based on the Arranger Track sections in your song. Then you’ll learn how to use the updated Arrow Tool to edit note velocities, mute/unmute events, split note events, split note events and their part container, as well as glue adjacent notes together.

Neoverb Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 02 2020 | 91 MB

In-depth Neoverb video tutorials! Learn all about new reverb plug-in that combines up to three based reverb signals into a new streamlined and intuitive interface. Master all of its features and functions as well as how to use it on your tracks. These videos are designed for new iZotope Neoverb users. Eli greets you and starts with a thorough overview of the Neoverb user interface and how everything is laid out. Then you’ll see how Reverb Assistant automatically calculates optimal settings for each of the three reverb engines based on your aesthetic choices, and how the audio is analyzed in real-time for both pre and post reverb EQ. Eli goes further and demonstrates how to setup Neoverb manually and create a beautiful, natural sounding drum room ambiance.

Experimental Bass Explained®

FANTASTiC | 15 April 2020 | 253 MB

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Sound design delivers an Experimental Bass sound design video tutorial series! See how to make the sounds that define this popular electronic music genre, including ways they are used in EB productions. These videos are for electronic music sound designers who are looking for guidance on creating Experimental Bass sounds specifically. Thomas begins with the quintessential sound of Experimental Bass, the Noise Bass, which is a heavy foundational bass patch upon which many of these songs are based. He then shows how advanced distortion is used to give the bass more punch and aggression, but without compromising the low end frequencies. Next, you’ll see how to make both a Sine Magesy Compression Bass patch and a Heavy Reese Bass patch from scratch, which are other staple bass sounds of this genre. Thomas then shows you how to make bass sounds suitable for fills, including an aggressive modulated bass patch, a textured growl bass sound, and a powerful Resse stab sound, perfect for Experimental Bass music. Last but not least, you’ll explore making melodic patches such as an 8-Bit Stab, Pluck Lead, Arpeggio Lead, and a Textured Chord sound, all step by step, so you understand what makes the sounds found in this genre, enabling you to then make your own custom presets from scratch.

Practicing Mixing Explained®

FANTASTiC | 19 April 2020 | 265 MB | Course File: 470 MB

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Studio guru Magesy presents a how to practice mixing video tutorial series! Learn to identify and address problems that can occur in your mixes, and how to remedy them quickly and easily, making for a better, more professional mix. These videos are designed for new and beginner mix engineers looking to improve their mixes, and includes downloadable wav files so you can follow along and mix in your DAW. Thomas welcomes you and goes over exactly what you’ll be learning in the video tutorials, and then starts out with the basics of getting a good mix by setting levels, as well as utilizing mono sound when doing this. Continuing on with the mono mix technique, Thomas shows you how to find hard to hear frequencies that are creating problems in your mix and eliminate them to bring out clarity, preventing unnecessary frequency build up. Throughout the rest of the videos you’ll learn important strategies such as having an end goal, implementing research to compare and dissect existing mix styles and genres, the benefit of using less plug-ins, choosing distortion instead of EQ, creative panning, making efficient use of busses, analyzing your mix with Mid/Side and much, much more.

Logic Pro X: Preparing to Mix

HiDERA | 16 October 2020 | 307.19 MB

Logic maven Chris Vandeviver delivers comprehensive Logic Pro video tutorials! Watch and learn everything you need to know to prepare your project for mixing, so you have the best Logic project environment and workflow, making it much easier to mix your music and get the best results. These videos are for those who are new to Logic Pro, but are familiar with its layout and have some prior experience using it. To begin, Chris welcomes you and goes over what you’ll be learning throughout the video series. He then starts at the beginning, demystifying some common pre-mix questions such as “what is the best recording level when recording into Logic”, and “what is double-tracking” and how it can add both width and power to your tracks. Then it’s onto good project management practices such as proper naming, icon usage, and creating and utilizing markers for easy arranging and navigation while mixing. Chris then goes over important individual track clean up and optimization tips with videos on the best ways to remove silence and dead space, apply fade ins, outs, and crossfades to ensure tight, seamless, click-free edits. You’ll also see how to identify between mono and stereo tracks, how to switch a mono track to stereo (and vice versa), and how to ensure you’re truly panning your stereo tracks while mixing.