These ebooks are designed to be definitive resources on some of the most fundamental principles and practices in modern music and audio production. They came about because there didn’t seem to be other books or guides that answered all the questions every aspiring producer has about these subjects in a concise and pragmatic way – so, I decided to write some!
Studio One 4 is PreSonus’ latest and greatest music production software. Get a thorough introduction to this powerful DAW in this quick start guide by trainer and producer! With its powerful audio and MIDI features and huge sound library, Studio One is certainly one of the best DAW available for musicians, songwriters and producers. This course, by Studio One expert Joshua Carney, is designed to show you how to start recording, arranging and mixing your songs with Studio One 4 as fast as possible. The course begins with an overview of Studio One where you learn how to set up your audio and MIDI devices, navigate the user interface, and create a new project. Step by step, Joshua explains everything you need to know to start recording, sharing lots of workflow tips and essential key commands along the way. You learn different ways to edit and quantize MIDI, how to record and fine-tune a vocal performance, how to record an electric guitar and get the exact tone you want, and more…
A mastering video tutorial series designed for the beginner, covering the important topics needed to master your music in Ableton Live! Learn the basic principles and terminologies, as well as specific steps to take to get great sounding master files that you can publish to the world. Adam welcomes you and then goes over what mastering actually is, followed by quite possibly the most important aspect of mastering, limiting. You’ll then see how to properly set your limiter and how loud you should actually make it. Throughout the rest of the series you’ll explore topics such as setting sub bass and kick drum levels, using EQ to tonally balance your master mix, and why you should do mastering as a separate step. You’ll also learn about export options & file types, headroom for MP3 conversion, and what Metadata is and how to use it. Rounding it all out, Adam then goes into topics such as DC Offset, when it is OK and not OK to go “into the red” in your level meters, how to Look at Mastering Chains / Racks and much more.
After a string of successful mastering courses, Mastering returns with another high quality, comprehensive course covering one of the most important aspects of music production, EQ. Currently working as Mastering’s head engineer, Nick has 17 years of experience in the industry, and has worked with some huge names in the world of dance music, such as Orbital and Sascha Braemer. Having also been affiliated with major production studios including Universal and EMI, his impressive credentials and detailed, methodical approach to teaching make him the ideal man to take you through the ins and outs of EQing.
More video tutorials to the Electronic Music Producer’s Guide series, now focusing on Samplers! Perfect for the new sampler user, this series is designed to get you familiar with what a sampler is, and their common applications and pitfalls when using them. Multiplier welcomes you and hits the ground running by covering what a sampler is and how they work, as well as how they are used to create instruments from samples. Next, you’ll learn about ADSR and Envelopes, which are very important to creating instruments with samplers and sculpting their sounds. Then it’s onto more ways to control and tailor your sample’s sound, by using Pitch Envelopes, Loop Crossfades, Filter Modulation, Velocity and more. Multiplier now goes into advanced topics such as using LFO Modulation, FM Envelopes, and Time Stretching and Pitch Shifting, all design to take you sampler instrument further down the rabbit hole. You’ll then see creative tutorials like creating pitch bend melodies and riffs, and using multisampling for a bigger palette of sonic options. Multiplier then wraps it up with videos on Interpolation and High Quality Modes, and when to use them, and how to fix clicks and MIDI Gaps when programming your sampler instrument.
The goal of this course is to teach new and aspiring voice actors how to generate income through voice acting on their own. This course is taught by full-time professional voice actor, Donald Fittsgill Jr. Donald is the host of “The Donald POV” podcast and has completed thousands of voice-overs in only a few short years. Donald has built a large client base that consists of small, medium and large businesses in a wide variety of areas. This course is designed to teach you the tricks of the trade that have helped propel Donald to success.
In this Logic Pro X workflow guide, I will show you how to work up a nice and fast workflow when creating music productions. We will cover different topics such as how to create default templates to always start with your favourite sounds & presets from scratch, how to manage the piano roll, grouping tracks together or stretching audio files. There are a lot of different workflow tips & tricks covered in this course – which you can see all of the topics covered within the course curriculum. This course is created for the absolute beginner as well as advanced users who wants to expand their knowledge in music production within Logic Pro X. We are covering all of the techniques that the biggest music producers are currently are using as well as limiting ourselves to create music production with ONLY Logic’s stock plugins and free plugins – as well as working in the box.
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