Drumlab Explained TUTORiAL

TEAM MATRiX | Sept 06 2013 | 120 MB

BRING YOUR DRUMS TO LIFE

NI DRUMLAB is your very own evil lab for creating monster drum sounds and kits. Let mad drum scientist Eli Krantzberg show you how to pump new life into your productions and songs with this electrifying virtual drum instrument! Eli begins with an introduction to the instrument and its 3 main areas, then jumps right in showing you how to start layering sounds, previewing grooves and saving presets. Next up is the Kit Page, where you’ll learn how to use the effects to blend and shape the balance between the different available mic mixes.

Logic Pro X 10.4 Update Explained

ilfsn | 26.01.2018 | 3.7 Hours | 1.48 GB

Logic Pro X 10.4 may be the biggest point update ever to LPX! Eli Krantzberg brings you the most in-depth videos available about all the new features and functions found in the Logic Pro X 10.4 update, plus how to use them for your songs and productions. Eli begins by welcoming you and then gives an overview of the new features and enhancements that will be covered in this series. He then jumps right in with complete, detailed coverage of all the new FX plug-ins such as Phat FX, Step FX, ChromaVerb, Vintage Console EQ, Vintage Graphic EQ, and Vintage Tube EQ. See and hear them in action too! Next up are the new instruments and articulation handling found in Logic Pro X 10.4. Studio Horns are first and you’ll learn all about this killer virtual instrument dedicated to producing awesome realistic horns, followed by in-depth coverage of the new Studio Strings virtual instrument, and the cool new ways to control and add realism to them via the new articulation features in 10.4.

Pro Tools Beat Detective Explained

ilfsn | 20.01.2018 | 1 Hours | 387 MB

Pro Tools shows you what you need to know to get started with the Pro Tools Beat Detective editing tool, plus advanced info and how to tighten up a multi-tracked drum kit performance! Morgan begins by welcoming you and gives a quick tour through the Beat Detective interface and a brief explanation of the various functions it can perform. Next, Morgan shows you how to quickly fix the timing of a loop, followed by how to capture and analyze the audio of a multi-tracked drum performance. Beat Markers and Collection Mode are then introduced and you’ll learn how to create, edit, promote and move Beat Markers, as well as use Collection Mode to get the most accurate results when tightening up a multi-tracked drum performance. Morgan now covers Separating, Conforming and Smoothing your Beat Detective edits to get it sounding tight and smooth, followed by how to create a more natural, less “quantized” result and feel on your performance. You’ll then get tons of great info on alternatives methods to Collection Mode, calculating tempo with Beat Detective, tempo mapping, groove extraction and groove templates, and lastly, using Beat Detective on your MIDI tracks!

UJAM Drummers Explained TUTORiAL

ilfsn | 13.01.2018 | 40 Mins | 285 MB

Studio wiz reveals the new virtual drummer instrument from UJAM! Learn all about its features and functions, as well as see it in-action in a real world session. Eli starts by welcoming you and demonstrates what the three different drum instruments (Phat, Solid, and Heavy) sound like, and gives an overview of the main elements found in their user interfaces. You’ll then learn how to make the beginnings and ends of fills and grooves seamlessly blend together, followed by how to sequence patterns and fills including individual multi-samples for adding in extra parts. You’ll then get 3 videos, one dedicated to each of the different drummer versions, Phat, Solid and Heavy, and then how to create a drum part from scratch for a singer / songwriter production. Wrapping it up, Eli demonstrates how automating the feel and individual kit piece levels at different sections in the arrangement enhances the nuance and realism of the overall drum part.

Kush Plug-Ins Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 02 2013 | 267 MB

ANALOG EXPERIENCED

Do you use Kush Audio plug-ins? Well, DAW guru Michael Costa is back and this time he is taking on Kush Audio’s UBK-1 motion generating compressor and the Clariphonic dual channel parallel EQ. Michael breaks down the interfaces and how these two amazing, analog sounding plug-ins can be used on several different types of instruments. The series starts off with Michael giving an introduction and quick overview on the preset nature of the two plug-ins. Next, Michael digs in and explains the controls and interface of the UBK-1 compressor. After explaining the unique signal flow between the UBK-1’s sections, Michael moves on to showing how this powerful plug-in can be used on drums, bass, acoustic guitar and on an entire mix. Next its on to the Clariphonic EQ. Michael gives us the full tour of the interface, discussing each control in-depth. There are many possibilities when using the Clariphonic EQ and its presets, and over the next few videos Michael moves on to showing how this amazing EQ can be used on a snare, three channel drum mix, acoustic guitar and bass.

Helix Native Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 20 2017 | 718 MB

Learn all about what this powerhouse guitar effects amp and effect suite can do, as well as the endless combinations of tones you can create for guitars, or just about anything else! Doug starts by welcoming you, and then explains the elements that make up Helix Native’s user interface. He then begins with the basics such as the Librarian Window and its Preset Tabs, how to manage presets, import 3rd party impulse responses and more. You’ll then explore Helix Native’s Signal Flow Window, and learn how to get the best sound by correctly setting levels for the master input and output, and get an introduction to signal flow and Blocks. Doug then covers in-depth, how to edit Block parameters, and reveals advanced routing techniques for way-cool effect creation. Next, you’ll explore the Edit Tab and all of its features and editable parameters.

TB-03 Explained & Explored TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 14 2017 | 745 MB

TB-03 is perfect to get that classic 303 acid sound without breaking the bank. Learn how to use this mighty silver box in this course by music producer and sound designer. The original Roland’s TB-303 is one of the most iconic instrument in electronic dance music. Originally designed to create bassline accompaniments, it was a commercial failure when it was released in the early 80s… only to be reborn a few years later in the hands of DJ Pierre, and other house music producers. With its unique squelching sound, this little synth is responsible for creating a whole new genre of music: Acid House. Now, with the release of the Roland Boutique TB-03, music producers and performers can finally get the 303 sound at an affordable price, and with some brand new features added in! In this course, music producer takes you knob-by-knob, feature-by-feature through everything this little silver techno box has to offer. You learn about its synth engine, built-in effects (overdrive, delay and reverb), its sequencer (both in the original mode and the brand new step mode), how to create songs by chaining patterns together, how to use it along with other gear (such as the TR-09), and more!