How To Master A Song

P2P | 10 July 2023 | 1.07 GB

English | Duration: 1h 7m

Beginner music producers, songwriters, DJs, beat makers, and anyone who wants to get started mastering their songs. Essential tools and techniques to finalize and enhance your tracks. Unlock the full potential of your tracks with the expertise of renowned mastering engineer, Mark Suhonen.Audio Mastering is often considered the dark art of the music production process. This course is designed to light the way, providing you with the knowledge and tools necessary to transform your raw mix into a polished and ready-to-release master.Mark will walk you through a comprehensive curriculum that covers everything from basic audio theory to advanced mastering techniques. Mastering doesn’t have to be scary.

How To Create Wide Mixes

FANTASTiC | 13 March 2023 | 593 MB

12 Lessons | 62 minutes Length | Reviews

If you’re confused about how to get wide mixes like the pros this course has you covered. You’ll learn about the best audio effects and techniques, plus get key industry insights to help you craft the stereo mixes of your dreams. And, you’ll learn what you might be doing wrong. This course will take your mixing skills to the next level fast!

Mix EFM With Free Plugins

P2P | 17 November 2022 | 4.55GB

Would you like to know how to Get the Best from your recordings? Do you want to understand how to Mix Like a PRO? Would you like to transform your rough mix into a Great-Sounding track? All with FREE plugins? If the answer is YES, this course is absolutely for YOU! Hello and welcome to Learn How to Mix Electronic Music Course where you will learn all the skills you need to Mix an Electronic Dance Music track from start to finish on any DAW with Free Plugins. Acquire the Skills you Need to Mix an Electronic Dance Music Track from Start to Finish, on any DAW with Free Plugins.

How to Memorize Music

P2P | 01 February 2023 | 1.05 GB

In How to Memorize Music, How Expert provides an easy to follow guide that will help you learn to memorize music. The guide begins the memorization process by advising you to build a solid foundation with the piece of music you want to memorize. When you can play the piece through from beginning to end with ease, you are ready to begin memorizing. How to Memorize Music presents information about how the brain works when you memorize something, and builds on those ideas with suggestions for how to practice your musical piece in different ways to strengthen the different types of memory. As you work through the memorization process, you will learn about two different phases of the memorization process: the micro-memorization phase, where you memorize the notes and technical details of the piece; and the macro-memorization phase, where you memorize the flow of the piece as one section connects to the next.

How To Make A Drill Track

P2P | 09 March 2023 | 1.39 GB

Learn How To Make A U.K Drill Track Using Ableton Live

How To Use MASCHiNE Jam

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 12 2016 | 447 MB

‘How To Use Maschine Jam’ with the production master. Here he shows us how this brand new product from Native Instruments Maschine camp can be used in the production of your tracks and integrated into your workflow. This isn’t a look at every knob on the controller, but rather, a how it would be used in the real world by a producer wanting the shortest route from inspiration the reality. ESW shows us how you can sequence and arrange on the fly with an 8×8 multicolor click-pad matrix, shape and perform sounds in inspiring ways using eight dual-touch Smart Strips and bring it all together with the power of the included MASCHINE software. Building a wicked future bass track, we look at the different input modes, and end with a live performance using the touch strips and laying out a basic arrangement using the pads.

How to Design Speaker Crossovers

P2P | 11 April 2021 | 3.98 GB

.: Loudspeaker Engineering :.

Learn how to design a passive crossover network. Five examples of crossovers (2-way, 3-way) in different enclosures. Design you own speaker crossover This course is the last piece in the loudspeaker design process. You will learn how to use the FRD and ZMA files (check Acoustics 201 course) to design 2-way and 3-way crossovers. These designs will be done in XSim which is a free application. Crossover design, while it does have some general guidelines, it’s unique for every crossover. For this reason, 5 different types of enclosures have been built for this course : two 2-way bass reflex bookshelf speakers, a 3-way bass reflex, a sealed MTM and a 3-way bass reflex floorstanding speaker with dual woofers. This way you will get a better understanding on how the process works. It takes not only knowledge, but also intuition and experience when designing a crossover.