Finding the right kick drum sample that fits perfectly in the mix can be difficult and time consuming. We’ve all been in a situation of going through hundreds of samples, test-fitting and processing them for hours or days, only to end up disappointed. In this course learn how to synthesize your own amazing kick drums that will fit perfectly in the mix.
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• Abroad at Abbey Road – A Canadian Producer’s Perspective on the Iconic U.K. Studios • Laidback Location, Serious Sound – Singhampton, ON’s Villa Sound • House of Worship Design: Higher Ceilings, Higher Efficiency • Braving the Atlantic Elements – New Systems for New Brunswick’s Pays de la Sagouine
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For the first time ever, we’re bringing our sound effects whizzes, swooshes, clunks, squishes, crashes, clashes, bumps, binks, sizzles, creaks, rattles, clinks, cracks and impacts straight to you. The H.E introduces its Foley Sound Effects Series — an unparalleled mix of over 1600 Foley Sound Effects taken directly from Academy Award winning motion pictures, created by top Soundelux designers. Foley recordists at Soundelux Studios in Hollywood have captured each glass smash, metal wronk, meaty punch, wood crash and sword clash that you hear in all of your favorite movies, and now they want to share some of that movie magic with you. Originally available on 5 CDs, this library is available as a Download and features the Foley sounds of blunt and edged weapons, fight kicks and punches, metal, glass and wood impacts, casino fx, paper movement and much more. These distinct sounds will allow you to create and sweeten everything from the most intense medieval battle and terrorizing monster footstep to the smallest wood and glass break. From the best Foley sound stage to your own sound library, let The H.E bring the movie magic right to you.
‘Deekline & Ed Solo: The Sound Of Hotcakes’ is the result of hundreds of hours spent in the studio cooking up the finest collection of party-shocking, block-rocking sounds. Whether you’re producing beats on a Breakbeat, Drum & Bass, Dubstep or Nu Funk tip, this selection of booty-shaking samples will ensure your tunes emerge onto the club dancefloor with optimum flavour. Vocal pressure comes from the immense Rubi Dan, lighting up the place with lick after lick of Ragga-fuelled freshness. Weighing in at more than half a Gigabyte of samples, comprising 271 individual soundbytes, the pack features 18 driving badman vocal lines, shouts and toasts, and a staggering 52 of the ruffest, rowdiest, key-assigned b-lines around.
When people gather for an event, they want to hear it loud and clear. Need some gear to make that happen? Don’t know where to start? You’re in the right place. A live sound system can be super simple. A single powered speaker and a microphone work well for a solo performer addressing a small crowd. A packaged system is a great choice for a small ensemble. The bigger the show and the bigger the audience, the more you need a component system. You’ll be looking at mixers, amps, microphones, and speakers. To connect and support them, you’ll need a variety of cables, stands, and other accessories.
