How To Write a Rap Song

P2P | 16 July 2020 | 1.29 GB

Learn how to write a rap song from someone who writes and records rap songs for TV/Film and his own projects every day. Learn how to be confident, find your style and write a good rap song. There is a difference between being a good rapper and writing a great rap song. This course will inspire, encourage you as you develop your own unique rap style. Honored to be a part of your journey, Dare to suck, Dare to put yourself out there. You can’t shrink into greatness, you have to stretch! See you in the course!

HT-6000 KONTAKT

P2P | 12 May 2020 | 523 MB

Casio’s uniquely powerful early-digital synthesiser • 3 digiwave oscillators with complex, involving waveforms, each with its own modulation and envelope controls • 80 factory patches plus instant patch creation with the Glitch button • Truly unusual sound palette – grainier and airier than FM or LA • Shifting, morphing soundscapes a speciality! Released in 1987, the HT-6000 came just as Casio was making a determined effort to carve out a swathe of the pro audio market. Machines like the CZ-1 phase distortion synth had already staked a claim, suggesting that Casio needn’t just be known for home keyboards; the follow-up FZ-1 sampler was a real eye-opener, offering 16-bit sampling at a shocking low price. Clearly Casio had serious designs on studio space – which makes the arrival of the HT-6000 all the more confusing. On the one hand, it boasted some truly impressive on-paper spec: four digital oscillators each capable of generating 32 different waveforms, plus analogue filters and decent modulation capabilities. On the other hand, it had built-in speakers and an overall vibe that uncertainly straddled the line between studio synth and home keyboard. Probably as a direct result of this, it failed to make a significant mark in either arena, and now remains something of a cult keyboard – largely forgotten, and all but buried under a landslide of DX7s and D50s.

Progressive Psy FX

P2P | 23 October 2015 | 204.10 MB

“Progressive Psy FX” is perfect for all the Progressive Psy producers, looking to fill the missing gaps in the tracks. All these little sounds, that the Pros use to make their music dynamic. It’s an essential ingredient in Progressive Psytrance. Will fit great in all the other Psytrance sub-genres. You are getting 200 x Sounds (100 x Normal / 100 x Reversed), all Key-Labelled for ease of use, recorded at 140BPM, so you can time-stretch and fit in your mix fast. Each sound can be Reversed, so we did that job for you and grouped the files into Normal and Reversed folders. Let the picnic begin :)

Power Effects Course TUTORiAL

P2P | 24 July 2015 | 3.3 GB

The Power Effects Course is an extension of the Power Mixing Course and focuses specifically on effects processing techniques. This course is designed to teach you the inner workings of effects processing with detailed explanations and audio examples of each effect. Through this course you will learn how to quickly and efficiently achieve any effects sound you are looking for. More than just a series of tutorials on effect plugins, you will learn in detail what each setting means and how it is used. The skills learned will allow you to quickly achieve the sound you are going for regardless of the plugin manufacturer or DAW you use. You will never feel lost when calling up an unfamiliar plugin in any DAW.

Serato Studio v2.5.0 WiN x64

P2P | 05 December 2025 | 1.5GB

…: Includes Core Pack :…

The ultimate beat maker. Intuitive beat making software for DJs and producers. Spend less time hitting roadblocks and more time making music with Serato Studio.

Serato DJ Pro v4.0.1 WiN

P2P | 05 December 2025 | 1.56 GB

Professional DJ software – from the unknown to the greatest, Serato DJ Pro is the most popular DJ software globally. When you’re talking about Hip-Hop, Dance, and everything in between, you’re looking at the standard.

How to play Electric Guitar TUTORiAL

P2P | 26 June 2017 | 1.07 GB

Beginners Method

Have you always wanted to learn the electric guitar, but didn’t know where to start. Maybe you have already tried several methods on the market, but haven’t achieved the results you were hoping for. Course overview. The course is divided into two sections “Getting started” and “Lessons”. Getting started: Covers everything from learning how to hold the guitar, reading Guitar Tab, using an Amp, to learning how to use a guitar tuner. Lessons: Covers all the Chords,Scales, Exercises and Study pieces. The course has 20 video lectures and 12 custom backing tracks.