The Room & Acoustics TUTORiAL

HiDERA | 26 January 2022 | 567 MB

..:: (UPDATED 01/2022) ::..

Studio super genius Dave Askew breaks down the things you need to know for a solid foundational understanding of room acoustics, and how to set up your studio for better sound and mixes! Dave starts out with why it’s important to have good acoustics in your studio and gives an in-depth overview of the basics of sound. He then covers over the course of the series, speaker selection and placement, listening positions, understanding your room, acoustical treatment and more. See the individual tutorial descriptions below for detailed info. If you have a studio, this info is priceless and will make for a better mixing and listening environment and ultimately, better sounding songs and productions. Watch “Home Studio Know-How: The Room & Acoustics” today!

How to Mix Vocals TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 07 February 2022 | 246 MB

.:In Any DAW Mixing POP Vocals Like Lil Nas X:.

Mixing is a skill that is incredibly marketable and distinguishes between an amateur and a professional level sound.  I’m not saying you’ll become a rockstar overnight. But with what I teach you in this course and the persistence to apply it you’ll be that much closer.

.:How To Steal Ideas:.

P2P | 30 November 2021 | 47 MB

(Without Actually Stealing Ideas)

Quick video to show how we can utilise chord progressions and drum patterns we’ve heard elsewhere to inspire our own tracks. Check it out!

How To Use Minimoog Shootout

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 09 2020 | 1.93 GB

This week we welcome back King Unique to sort out an issue that needs addressing urgently! For all the classic synth courses Matt has shared with us, the King has yet to look at what is widely regarded as the King of synths – the mighty Minimoog! Over these ten videos, Matt shows us where it all started and then takes an in-depth look at some of the emulation software available of this iconic synth, including Softube’s brand new Model 72, to see how well they replicate the original and also how they might expand on the sound design potential the Minimoog has to offer. He also checks out how we can emulate that Minimoog vibe with our very own ANA 2 or other software synths you may already have in your arsenal. All of them have distinctive features that set them apart from the rest, but which one would you go for? Check it out!

How to Film & Edit a Music Video

FANTASTiC | 30 August 2021 | 756 MB

Lenny Bedford is a Music Video Director and long time music-industry teacher best known for his work for The Music Lab & Band DIY.

Complete Guide to Singing Vibrato 2020

P2P | 22 October 2020 | 1.27 GB

🎤 How to Sing Vibrato 🎤

What is the fastest way for you to improve the quality of your singing voice, sound more like a world-class singer, and have a whole lot more confidence in your voice? Learn to sing with vibrato. Vibrato adds richness and character to your singing voice. It helps with your singing style and make you feel like a real singer. As a vocal coach, I can tell you that the greatest need after developing a good tone and establishing enough control is to have good sounding vibrato. But many singing teachers believe that vibrato should come naturally and if you don’t have it, then you don’t. I disagree, and believe that by practicing the right way you CAN develop beautiful vibrato. Even if you have an unpleasant vibrato (goat sounding or wobbly), you can change and refine it to good sounding vibrato that suits your singing style.

How To Use Bitwig

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 30 2020 | 2.4 GB

..:: Beginner Level 1 ::..

Want to get to grips with Bitwig Studio? Maybe you’ve recently started out using the software or are considering changing your current DAW? Well over the next 17 videos, Dom Kane will take you through the key areas so you can start creating your own masterpieces in Bitwig. This is a Beginner Level 1 course where Dom will show you how to get up and running with the software, from opening it for the first time to navigating through the main functions and creating your first beats, sounds, and exporting your first track First up we take a look at the audio setup and user interface of Bitwig showing you all the key areas you’ll need to know. We then we bring in some drums to create the groove and add the synth and bass before we move into the arrangement to build our track. Lastly, we finish off by adding automation and transitions to create movement and tension, mix the track down, and then export the track so it can be played anywhere.