Superior Drummer 3 Explained TUTORiAL

ilfsn | 14.09.2017 | 2.16 GB

4.7 Hours

Want superior tutorials for the highly anticipated drum production workstation, Superior Drummer 3? Look no further… expert presents the most in-depth video tutorials available about Toontrack’s new flagship drum VI, Superior Drummer 3. Luke starts with installation and interface basics and moves into the new Menu system, covering all of the global settings you need to know to get started. After that, you’ll learn all about library expansion, how to load mix presets and see how to save your own custom user presets. Next, Luke jumps to the Drums Tab menu and explains the new approach to drum selection and how you can quickly search for instruments, replace existing kit pieces and add new kit pieces with ease. You’ll then discover how you can import your own samples and create hybrid drum stacks for quickly layering drum sounds. Parameter Boxes are next, and you’ll explore how to tweak and configure your drum sounds all the way down to the articulation level.

Elektron Analog Four Explained & Explored TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 06 2017 | 907 MB

Elektron’s Analog Four is a wild beast of a synth! Learn how to tame it in this 24-tutorial course/video manual by synth expert and electronic music performer Thavius Beck. The Analog Four is a very deep and powerful subtractive synth/step sequencer and most electronic musicians may feel intimidated by its complex interface. But don’t get discouraged! This comprehensive course by synth expert Thavius Beck shows you step by step how to master this mighty groovebox. Thavius starts by showing you how to load and deconstruct preset patterns, and how to build your own from scratch. You discover the ins and outs of Elektron’s renowned step sequencer, how to use parameter locks, sound locks, conditional locks, and how to record patterns by playing live in real time.

FL Studio 12.5 Update Explained TUTORiAL

ilfsn | 03.09.2017 | 559 MB

1.2 Hours

FL Studio guru gives you an in-depth tour of the new Image Line FL Studio 12.5 update! Learn all about its new features and options, as well as see them used in-action, as Tyler uses them as he works on a song throughout the series. You even get the FL Studio project file too! Tyler begins by welcoming you and goes over what will be covered in the series, as well as gives you an overview of the new things found in FL Studio 12.5. Tyler then jumps right in, exploring and explaining the new Picker Panel, Rendering Patterns as Audio Clips, the new additions to the Playlist and Piano Roll, and cool plug-in additions and updates. Next up, you’ll learn all about the new interface and options found in the revised Directwave Sampler, and how you can use it to improve and enhance other sounds.

Philharmonik 2 Explained TUTORiAL

ilfsn | 01.09.2017 | 554 MB

1.3 Hours

Miroslav Philharmonik has carved a niche for itself in the crowded landscape of orchestral libraries by offering sounds focusing on emotional character. In this info-packed tutorial series, studio expert Eli Krantzberg demonstrates how to pull every last nuance out of this impressive virtual string instrument. Beginning with the interface, Eli shows you around the Play, Mix, Edit, Macro, and FX Tabs and explains what they all do. Then he explores how to Browse, Load, and Record Multi-Articulation Key Switch Instruments. This leads directly into a video on how to work with Multis. Eli then tackles how to Mix in the Virtual Box using Philharmonik 2’s Internal Effects exclusively in one video, and then gives you strategies for Mixing in your DAW of choice. Philharmonik 2 can also be used in a live context. Eli demonstrates how to work with Patterns to set up Note Triggers, and how to use the Live Tab to Create Set Lists that contain multiple songs consisting of different Multis.

Microphone Preamps Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 27 2017 | 676 MB

New to recording with Microphone Preamps? Not sure of the differences between a $100 preamp and a $1000 preamp? Well pull up a seat and hang out with Scottie Dugan and Brian Zieske, as they show you everything you need to know to get started with using microphone preamps! This series is designed for those who never used a microphone preamp before, and want to know about all the common features and controls found on mic pres, as well as how to set them up. It also touches on how the components and circuit design varies between units, and gives some sonic examples between an inexpensive “all-in-one” mic pre / audio interface and more expensive stand alone mic pres. It’s not a mic-pre “shoot out” however, and we chose the MOTU because there are so many out in the field, and the others because they are studio staples.

Tune Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 27 2017 | 325 MB

In-depth series on using the powerful pitch editing plug-in Tune! Watch and learn what every function and button does, as well as see it used in-action. Eli starts by welcoming you and gives a solid overview of the plug-in and what it can do, followed by a tour of all its main sections. You’ll then see how to get up and running fast with Waves Tune via a quick start video, and then a deeper dive into its editing tools, graphic mode, adding or removing vibrato, and some great tips and tricks. See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info. If you’re new to Tune, or just want to know more about it, Eli has your back… Watch “Tune Explained®” today!

Arranging Pop Horns Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 05 2017 | 611 MB

Do you need horn parts for your Pop songs and productions? Well shows you just what you need to know to create killer horn section parts for both real horns or MIDI programmed horns! In this series designed for beginner to intermediate arrangers, Eli starts with an introduction, explaining exactly what to expect from the series, and then jumps right in, covering the art of Unison and Octave Doubled horn lines. Harmonizing in 3rds, 6ths and 7ths are then all explained and explored, enabling you to write awesome sounding horn sections with a variety of colors and sound. Eli then gets into voicings, including 3 and 4 note voicings, followed by Drop 2 voicings, which give your horn section parts a more spread out sound, great for wrapping around other instruments.