Future Music September 2020

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 139 MB

Sub Focus & Wilkinson ASM Hydrasynth reviewed, Roundup: Visual Analysers, Arturia Audifuse Studio and much more…

MusicTech September 2020

English | 132 pages | True PDF | 85 MB

It’s quite common for musicians to re-establish themselves as producers, after years of on-the-road toil and disputes over royalties (ok, we’re generalising a little here) it’s unsurprising that many seek a life of relative stability behind the desk. But to make the opposite career switch is not something we encounter very often. However, if there’s one man who can successfully make that transition from producer-to-artist, it’s the internationally renowned Paul Epworth; the Grammy-winning mastermind behind the key works of Adele, Coldplay, Bloc Party, Florence and the Machine and mountains more. In our brand new interview, Paul explains why now is the perfect time for him to embark on a solo foray into uncharted regions, and also how he is able to juggle that with being one of the world’s most celebrated and in-demand producers. Also this issue, we bring together a range of room correction software to run a group test, with the intention of learning just how much of an improvement they can actually make for your equipment and space. The results were… well, you can find out for yourself in our guide.

Computer Music 298

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 56 MB

A Computer Music magazine subscription is the complete guide to making music with a computer. There are millions of potential musicians out there and this magazine will help them get the right software and hardware and show them how to use it. Technology is now at a stage where computer users can complete virtually every musical task in the computer domain. Computer Music magazine subscription enables computer owners to develop their musical interest and expertise.

September Trap MULTiFORMAT

STRiKE | 08.01.2020 | 770 MB

WAV, MiDi, SYLENTH1, KONTAKT, PRESETS

SEPTEMBER TRAP including 5 heavily inspiring construction kits with highly addictive inspiring sounds and melodies loaded with 808 Drums, Deep Sub Basses, Synths, Guitars, Keys, Bells, Pads and much more. This Trap sound pack was carefully created and crafted for you to make hits in the styles of famous producers such as Gunna, Lil Nas X, Drake, Juice WRLD, Travis Scott, Migos and many more. All files comes in 24-Bit WAV + MIDI format and licensed as Royalty-Free for unlimited use in commercial releases without extra costs (beat sale, commercials, radio, tv, games). Use this pack inside your DAW: Reason, Pro Tools, Logic, Ableton, FL Studio, Cubase or whatever your favorite DAW you use, and let you inspired be best Trap sounds!

Computer Music September 2020

English | 99 pages | PDF | 29 MB

Computer Music magazine is the complete guide to making great music with your Mac and PC. Each month, you can find easy-to-follow guides for all sorts of music production techniques, high-quality video tutorials, unbiased reviews of the latest products plus answers to your technical questions. Computer Music brings you the best in tutorials, reviews, news and features, and no matter whether you’re a complete newcomer to computer-based music production or a seasoned pro, there’s plenty for you in every issue.

Sound & Recording – September 2018

German | 84 pages | True PDF | 10.73 MB

Story Roosevelt: Die Produktion von Young Romance +++ Klangsucher: Dieter Schöpf von DS-audioservice +++ American Class A: Softube-Channelstrip nach API-Vorbild

Electronic Sound – September 2018

English | 100 pages | True PDF | 55.8 MB

We are taking you to the outer limits with this month’s Electronic Sound. We’ve gone where no magazine has gone before to bring you the 50 Greatest Space Records, starting off in 1958 (the year that NASA began operations) and ending with a couple of corkers from 2018. Who’s on the list? A few of our old favourites of course – Kraftwerk, The Human League, Bowie, Eno, Tangerine Dream – but we have some surprises along the way too. Rat Scabies, for instance. Yes, that Rat Scabies, playing with a group who were signed to Aphex Twin’s Rephlex label, would you believe.