How to Make Lo-Fi House

HiDERA | 03.05.2020 | 5 GB

TUTORiAL/PROJECT FiLES

New ‘How To Make’ course this week, and this time we’re checking out how to make his recently released Lo-Fi House track ‘To Move It’ from start to finish. This lo-fi, groove-laden laid back tune is made almost entirely with the samples included in the course and Ableton 10’s very own stock plugins so people of all abilities can easily follow along. That, along with extensive Ableton know-how you’re guaranteed to get a host of new tips and techniques to use in your tracks, even if you’re a seasoned Ableton user. Clocking in at well over 5 hours this is a course where creating multiple variations and sketching out your ideas is paramount before laying out a rough arrangement and then going in-depth and fine-tuning until the masterpiece is complete. Definitely one to check out!

How To Make Filtered House

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 13 2020 | 2.35 GB

All-new course in How To Make Filtered House. Starting from scratch Ritchie carves out an absolute classic filtered disco house track using nothing but Ableton and our very own Kick 2 and ANA 2 synths. Ritchie has always been a favourite when it comes to his clear and easy-to-follow courses and this one is no exception, starting with the most important elements in house music – the kick, the hook, and the bass, we build up the groove with percussive elements and an extra melodic piano part before we lay down the rough arrangement. We then search and edit vocal loops and build some effects from scratch to help with transitions and buildups all the while automating Ableton’s Auto Filter to get that classic filtered house sound. Finally, we carry out a mixdown, tweaking the arrangement and then a basic master so it can be played out in the clubs. Aimed at producers of all abilities this course is one that anyone can get their teeth into. Check it out!

Hip Hop Beats For Beginners

P2P | 03 September 2019 | 446 MB

…::: Logic Pro X :::…

Learning the basics of how to create music in Logic Pro X will help you to make money from selling your music to recording artists, TV & Film Companies, Podcast Shows, Advertising Companies, Video Games, and more! This course will also help you save time trying to learn Logic Pro X on your own and increase your productivity.

How To Make Tech House 2019

SYNTHiC4TE | July 14 2019 | 2.18 GB

This time we get to follow along as starts with a blank template and creates this groove saturated masterpiece that is unmistakably his from the ground up, proving yet again that Tech House is a genre that Rene simply owns Carefully choosing the right samples and loops with a ton of layering, editing and shifting off the grid to create swing we see how to build that bouncing funky beat before adding a rolling bass line, vocals and synth stabs. Once all the elements are in place we then check out method of arranging the track by taking away sections and using automation to break down and build up tension and always making sure something new is happening throughout the track to keep the listener happy. Finally we mixdown and carry out a basic master so the track is ready to fill the dance floor with an absolute classic!

How To Make Orchestral Hybrid

SYNTHiC4TE | July 14 2019 | 3.52 GB

A look at a different type of genre this week as we check out How To Make Orchestral Hybrid. Stepping away from his usual tracks, Nate guides us from start to finish in building this epic and grand masterpiece using both EastWest Play and NI Kontakt orchestral sections. We start with looking at templates and how to set up different articulations within your DAW and lay down an initial sketch over some vocals before breaking down the MIDI chord progression into its individual string sections. Using constantly evolving automation lanes to create realistic expression we add brass sections and lead lines along with orchestral percussive elements to help with transitions. Once the orchestral sections are complete we layer in synths, pads and arps to build on the wall of sound before mixing down the track and carrying out a master. This is a masterclass in using orchestral elements in a digital environment and the tips and tricks Nate shows us here can be transferred to all kinds of genres. Definitely worth checking out!

How To Make Synthwave TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 24 2015 | 451 MB

It’s 1983, Buck Harrington is a young, reckless LA police detective. His latest unauthorised sting operation goes sour when two uniformed officers intervene, resulting in a high-speed chase through the city which causes widespread damage. Angry when he gets fired by his police captain, he heads out into the city on his motorbike to get back the girl of his dreams – this is his soundtrack. Buck Harrington’s soundtrack. In this ‘How To Make Synthwave’ in FL studio we bring you one of the most notable acts of the genre – Timecop 1983. Here he shows us how to capture that true classic synthwave / Dreamwave sound. Discover what drums you need to use, how to programmes baselines, pads, melody, and to use that all important reverb to make your synthwave track truly epic. In 1 hour 30 mins you will be creating the soundtrack of your dreams.

How To Make “Opium” TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 21 2019 | 0.99 GB

All-new ‘How To Make’ course this week and this time he’s making his and Alastor’s track Opium from scratch in Logic Pro. With the emphasis very much on ‘less is more’, Jerome proves that sometimes you only need a handful of different elements to build a huge sounding dance floor slammer. With the emphasis very much on ‘less is more’, Jerome proves that sometimes you only need a handful of different elements to build a huge sounding dance floor slammer. Starting with a rolling bass and kick we build on the groove before adding the all-important atmosphere, synth lines and a truly epic riser. Once the elements are in place we move onto the arrangement making tweaks and using automation to build tension and help with transitions. The final result is a track that’s as addictive as the name suggests and built from the ground up in less than two hours! Oh, wait… Jerome’s offering you guys something else other than his production knowledge!