BEAT Magazine 216,217,219

P2P | 28 May 2024 | 112.24 MB

Electronic Sound Issue 116 2024

English | 100 pages | PDF | 41 MB

Electronic Sound is the best electronic music magazine in the world. In-depth coverage of the current scene, the pioneers, the machines, and the current thinking of the electronic music world.

Computer Music 338, October 2024

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 80 MB

Forge a new sonic identity this month with our inspiring sound design guide. We offer step-by-step guidance on how to get the most from your synths, build awe-inspiring textures and give you up-to-the minute advice on the tools of the trade. Unleash your creativity with Computer Music’s October 2024 issue! Dive into interviews with Reason Studios and Moonilena, learn sound design techniques, and master the art of capturing the Prodigy’s fierce sound. Get your hands on the ultimate software toolkit and step-by-step guides for crafting big sounds.

Future Music 411 August 2024

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 29 MB

Ambient music tends to divide opinion – to some, it’s mind-bending and hypnotic, to others it’s nothing more than dull wallpaper music. Whatever your thoughts on the genre as a whole though, when it comes to sound design, ambient is home to some of the most interesting and evocative synth patches out there. There’s a lot you can learn from these sorts of patches whether you’re making ambient music or not. Whether it’s the backbone of your track, something to add texture to a breakdown or part of a dramatic cinematic piece, evolving and atmospheric synth sounds are one of those staple techniques that all electronic music makers should understand. In this issue of Future Music, we’ll guide you through the basics of making epic, atmospheric patches, whether you’re working with hardware, software or a modular system.

Sound On Sound April 2024

English | 148 pages | True PDF | 153 MB

Softube Console 1 MkIII controller • Cherry Audio Pro Soloist soft synth • JZ Microphones BT202 SDC mics • DJ.Studio • Spotlight: 3-way Monitors • Bitwig Studio 5.1 Sennheiser HD 490 Pro headphones • PresentDayProduction MUM-8 monitors • McDSP BOB APB • SSL B-DYN 500-series • Polyend Play+ groovebox/sequencer • Trident 80B-Pre • iZotope Nectar 4 Advanced • Two notes Genome • Eventide Blackhole & MicroPitch Immersive pedals • Erica Synths x Richie Hawtin Bullfrog synth module • Gainlab Audio GLA-MP1 Bishop channel strip • Undertone Audio UTEQ500 • Meris MercuryX • New Sample Libraries — and plenty more!

BEAT Magazine 221 June 2024

P2P | 21 May 2024 | 22.96 MB

Beat 06/24: How do I get on playlists, which ones do I have to be on and what do I get out of it? If you want to „be there“ on platforms like Spotify or Apple Music and reach a large audience, there‘s no getting around playlists. There are two types here: curated, put together by people on the one hand. And generated individually for each listener by the algorithm. How do you land on one and the other? Which ones are most important for your own genre? And what, other than streaming millions, does that bring?

Electronic Sound 113

English | 100 pages | PDF | 38 MB

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