EQ Masterclass TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 29 2014 | 633 MB

Understanding EQ in sound design, music production and media production makes a critical impact on how alive and professional your audio sounds. This guide to EQ provides all the knowledge, tips and tricks to take you from the basics of ‘what is EQ’ to knowing how to EQ sounds. Learn how to make leads sound brighter, percussion punchier and vocals – sing! Master a more professional mix today. This course uses Logic to demonstrate the EQing process but the skills learnt are applicable to most DAWs including Ableton Live, FL Studio and Cubase. In this 10 part video course you will learn everything from the basic features of an EQ such as frequency, resonance and types of audio filters, through to EQing drums, bass and vocals. We’ll also teach you about using analogue style EQ, exciters and Mid, Side EQ processing.

Optimize Your Speaker Positioning

Acoustics Masterclass TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 23 September 2014 | 49 MB

Make better choices when placing your speakers and studio monitors – instantly improve your sound quality. Invaluable information that can make your listening experience so much better… Welcome to Acoustics. This course is designed to provide an understanding of monitor placement, and the key concepts regarding studio monitors. Topics explored include principals of studio monitor and subwoofer placement, early reflections, RT60 time, and Speaker Boundary Interference Response. Delivered in 13 lectures in 4 sections, a keen student could complete the course in as little as one afternoon, but 1 week is recommended. At the end of each section, a quiz will recap on knowledge learnt.

EQ Masterclass TUTORiAL

FREE | 22/09/2014 |626 MB

Understanding EQ – An EQ Masterclass

‘EQ Masterclass’ – An In-depth 10 Video Course. This course contains 10 videos and over 150 minutes. *Learn the secrets of EQ for a more professional mix Master EQ and improve your music production skills today. In this 10 part video course you will learn everything from the basic features of an EQ such as frequency and resonance through to EQing drums, bass vocals. We’ll also teach you about using exciters and Mid, Side EQ processing.

Reaktor Core Masterclass TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 22 2014 | 621.7 MB

The Reaktor Core Environment

Reaktor Core is a complex and sophisticated programming environment that can be used to create almost any sound generator or effect you can imagine. However, even experienced Reaktor users are often confused by it *. In this course, we’ll show you how to use Core from the ground up – learn the advantages Core has over Reaktor Primary, how to take advantage of different signal types, and how to create basic building blocks for synthesis such as oscillators and envelopes. In addition, we cover the Partials Framework, an advanced set of tools released by NI to facilitate programming additive and modal synthesis. The Partials Framework is used as the basis for Razor, possibly the most popular Reaktor synthesizer ever. * We recommend you take our Reaktor Masterclass before you attempt taking this course about Reaktor Core.

Producer Masterclass Markus Schulz CM205 TUTORiAL

P2P | July 23 2014 | 1.02 GB

MARKUS SCHULZ IN-STUDIO VIDEO

See trance master Markus Schulz break down his euphoric floor-filler Remember This in our latest exclusive Producer Masterclass video

Producer Masterclass CM205 D&B Focus TUTORiAL

P2P | 22/07/2014 | 1.04 GB

E-Z ROLLERS: Live breakbeat recording and mixing masterclass with production kingpin Alex Banks STATE OF MIND: Crafting the beats and bass for their neuro banger Response Signal INSIDEINFO: Atmospheric pad design with the master of polished, techy DnB TYKE: Creating a maximum-impact jump-up track for the dancefloor CHROMATIC: The fast-rising trio use CM Plugins to create a complete track ? project files included!

Computer Music Sabre Producer Masterclass

FLV (H264) | 768×576 | 25fps | 291 MB

Experimental DnB head Gove Kidao, better known as Sabre, shares his techniques and tips on producing a drum and bass track to CM readers (from Computer Music Special 41/2010)