Expand your acoustic collection with vintage 6- and 12-string guitars. Access over 160 patterns played by skilled studio musicians. Customize performances with chord voicings, double-tracking, and on-board effects
Are you eager to begin using Studio One 7, yet uninterested in deciphering a 300-page guide? You’re in the right place. In this Studio One 7 video course, Studio One guru Eli Krantzberg teaches you the basics of Studio One 7 so that you can hit the ground running quickly and get down to doing what you want to do: record your own music. You’ll learn how to set up your audio interface, how to navigate your session, record audio and MIDI instruments, add effects, edit tracks, and much more! By the end of this Studio One 7 course, you’ll be ready to start recording your first track in Studio One and building your first full song! These videos are designed for new Studio One 7 users. Eli begins by showing you how to set up an audio interface (which you’ll use to record and play back audio on your computer) and a MIDI keyboard controller, with which you can play and record countless “virtual” MIDI instruments, like piano, drums, bass, strings… you name it! Then you’ll get the lay of the land in Studio One, so you can see how everything is laid out and learn a few different ways for creating new tracks.
If you’re looking forward to getting the most out of the new Studio One 7 update, you’re in the right place! In this Studio One 7 video tutorial series, Studio One wizard Eli Krantzberg breaks down all the shiny new features and updates, providing plenty of examples and usage scenarios along the way, as well as several tips to help maximize efficiency. From brand new components like Launcher (grid-based music production) and Deep Flight One (virtual instrument) to other updates and enhancements, it’s all covered here in detail, so you’ll be ready to hit the ground running! These Studio One videos are designed for those familiar with Studio One but new to version 7. Eli begins the series by demonstrating the new Splice extension, with which you can work with content from Splice (a huge sample library) directly within the Studio One browser. Next, Eli introduces you to Launcher, a new grid-based production tool that employs a non-linear approach through the use of cells, scenes, and playlists. You’ll learn how to populate the cells by dragging and dropping them from the timeline, Loops browser, or Splice browser, as well as by recording directly to a cell and copying events to other cells.
Are you getting tired of dealing with those harsh sibilances in your vocal tracks? If so, iZotope’s Velvet is the answer. In this iZotope Velvet video course from production guru Eli Krantzberg, you’ll learn everything you need to know about getting smooth, clean vocals in no time with this smart de-esser, as well as some other useful tips and tricks in the process. Say goodbye to those nasty sibilances and clicks for good! These iZotope Velvet videos are designed for new Velvet users. To begin, Eli welcomes you and provides a quick overview of what exactly Velvet is, what it can do, and how it works. Then you’ll learn how to adjust the sibilance detection controls and dynamic EQ bands to isolate the sibilant part of a signal. This is followed by a look at the tonal channel controls – Lift and Tame – and how they can reduce or enhance specific frequency ranges to more closely match a selected target profile.
Join veteran Groove3 instructor Larry Holcombe for an informative video series on DECODA, the new plug-in from zplane that makes learning songs easier and quicker than you thought possible. From playback controls like looping and speed to input FX (amp simulation, etc.), tempo beat grids, MIDI editing, and more, it’s all covered here! By the time you’re done with the series, you’ll be ready to start using DECODA right away to learn that huge pile of songs for your next gig! These DECODA videos are designed for new DECODA users. Larry begins the DECODA course with a brief overview of what DECODA is, followed by a quick tour of the interface, so you can see how everything is laid out. Then you’ll learn about project navigation, which allows you to quickly go to a specific song section, loop sections, and more. Playback controls are covered then, and you’ll see how to change playback speed, enable looping, etc.
Electric Keys celebrates the world of electric keyboards, putting some of the most sought-after models at your fingertips as perfectly captured, true-to-life piano emulations. Draw inspiration from classic builds or have fun making them your own with an authentic selection of cabinets, tone controls, and creative effects. Electric Keys – Moonshell channels the warm, soulful voice of a vintage tube-driven reed piano that is rich, organic, and alive with natural grit. The more you lean into it, the more it opens up, revealing a beautifully responsive dynamic range perfect for smoky jazz, tender ballads, or raw blues.
Do you wish you could use some of your favorite effects pedals and amps in Logic Pro the way you do a plugin? Or maybe you’ve got a killer-sounding analog synth that you’d like to control just like a virtual instrument? Well, step right this way, because you’ve come to the right place. In this Logic Pro video course, Logic Pro guru Stephen O’Connell will walk you through the process of connecting various types of outboard gear and interfacing seamlessly hassle-free! These Logic Pro videos are for Logic Pro users who already know their way around Logic Pro, but are looking to integrate external devices into their in-the-box workflow. To begin, Stephen welcomes you and provides an overview of what we’ll be covering, including the different types of outboard gear we’ll look at and why you’d want to use it, along with what equipment you’ll need to follow along. Then he explains the various types of audio signals (mic, line, and instrument level) at work in this type of scenario, how they differ, and how to convert from one to another properly.
