In this 15 part course you will walkthrough iZ powerfully creative plug-in, VocalSynth 2. Learn how to maximize your experience with VocalSynth 2 and make your vocals stand out. This tutorial series will cover every feature, knob, and slider and show you some great pro tips along the way. It’s broken up into sections so you can easily navigate around the course as you need.
This course begins with an introduction of me showing that you can go from zero knowledge of the blues guitar, to playing awesome blues progressions that everyone will tap they’re foot to. You’ll realize that playing blues guitar is much easier then you thought, regardless of previous fear and doubt that might have been stopping you until now. I walk you through all the elements of blues guitar that you’ll need to know in order to play those groovy blues riffs you’ve always been dreaming about. Each short, intense (and sometimes funny) lecture helps you learn about different aspects of playing the guitar (not just blues). Every lecture has a supported guitar play-along, so that you can watch and listen to me, while playing along at home. This way, you´ll never get lost, and you can listen to the track as many time as you need to.
Harmonium is a collection of genuine Debain Harmonium presets made up of various brooding ‘stop’ arrangements, including Sourdin, Bourdon, Clarion, Bassoon, Flute, Clarrinette, Fifre, Hautbois, Celesta and last but not least, Grand Jeu. This Harmonium was built in Paris, 1872 and delivers guts and character as air is bellowed by foot into the brass reeds. There are seven presets available which were sampled by the Noiiz team at Livingston Studios and performed by organist and conductor Alexander Binns of St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Each of the Harmonium presets vary in timbre and tone, from light and shrill to dramatic, bass-heavy resonance. Create rising cinematic pads, sharp melodic lines that cut through any mix or play rhythmic folky sequences combined with other instruments. Change the sound entirely using the Noiiz Player’s envelope controls, Space and Delay FX.
‘Breathing Autobahn’, combines influences from industrial textured grooves and dark ambient electronic music, resulting in an expressive mix of disturbing synths, pulsing risers, effected drums, hypnotic bass, dusty minimal percussion and experimental guitar soundscapes. Perfect for ambient and cinematic productions, these sounds orientate heavily around effected guitars, with a dusty lo-fi twist. Predominantly a loop pack, it’s also sprinkled with a few kick and snare one shots for good measure!.
This course will be useful for those who are just getting started with recording or even moving into Cubase from another piece of recording software. By the end of this course, you’ll have a practical guide to improve your working process by learning all about each of the different types of tracks included in your copy of Cubase 9. You’ll be able to keep a project clean and your hard drive uncluttered by understanding how Cubase handles file storage from within the Project Window. You’ll learn how to set up Audio, MIDI, FX and Group Tracks while keeping your project organized with Marker, Arranger, Folder, and Automation Tracks. The ideal individual for this course is somebody who wants to write and produce his own music, whether you are an absolute beginner who’s never produced music before or a seasoned user who would like to take his working process to the next level.
This course will be useful for those who are just getting started with recording or even moving into Cubase from another piece of recording software. By the end of this course, you’ll have a practical guide to improve your working process by learning all about the Project Window, the Lower Zone, the Media Bay and the MixConsole. You’ll be able to keep a project clean and your hard drive uncluttered by understanding how Cubase handles file storage from within the Project Pool. You’ll learn how to set up a project from scratch making sure all of Cubase configurations are ready to work. The ideal individual for this course is somebody who wants to write and produce his own music, whether you are an absolute beginner who’s never produced music before or a seasoned user who would like to take his working process to the next level.
This course will be useful for those who are just getting started with recording or even moving into Cubase from another piece of recording software. I’ll be first walking you through the installation, authorization and registration process moving into setting up your external audio hardware to work within Cubase. You’ll learn how to set up a project from scratch making sure all of Cubase configurations are ready to work. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to look at a clean project and have the confidence to start working. The ideal individual for this course is somebody who wants to write and produce his own music, whether you are an absolute beginner who’s never produced music before or a seasoned user who would like to take his working process to the next level.
