RX 6 Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 21 2017 | 1.29 GB

Scottie Dugan brings you the most comprehensive set of video tutorials about iZs new flagship repair and restoration suite, RX 6. This brand new series covers all versions of RX 6, including Elements, Standard and Advanced. So grab your audio, the doctor will see you now! Scottie begins with in-depth overviews of the Waveform and Spectrogram window, user interface and keyboard shortcuts, as well as what to expect from the video series. Scottie then methodically covers EVERY module offered with RX 6, so no matter which version of RX 6 you have, your modules are covered in full detail. He also explores and explains the RX 6 plug-in specific modules, leaving no stone unturned.

Creating a Natural Drum Sampler TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 21 2017 | 399 MB

In this course, Josh Bess explains how to create a natural sounding and feeling drum sampler, from the use of pre-recorded samples. Josh demonstrates how to quickly build this tool and provides a fully detailed explanation of how to apply this idea to your own creation process.

How Drum Grooves Control the Genre of Music

SYNTHiC4TE | April 21 2017 | 313 MB

In this course, Josh Bess explains how the type of drum grooves you create along with the sound choices you use will completely change the genre of music you are creating. Josh discusses ideas focused on drum rhythm creation, MIDI note editing, sound design choices, groove, swing, feel, and many other related topics asked throughout the live webinar.

EDM Insider Secrets TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | HAPPY EASTER | 563 MB

Pro DJ / EDM Producer Chris Herrera breaks his silence and bestows his EDM secrets in this in-depth video tutorial series. Shot in Logic Pro X, these topics apply to any DAW and are crucial to getting your EDM tracks to sound and feel just like the major releases. Chris begins with the all-important but sometimes overlooked art of setting levels and pre fader metering, followed by setting up autoloads for fast and efficient session starts, using randomizing features for uniqueness, depth and texture, and how to use busses for colorization and summing.

Transistor Revolution KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | 02.02.2013 | 6.03 GB

Introducing Transistor Revolution for Kontakt Player! Is it possible to accurately recreate the sound of a vintage analogue drum machine in a software plugin? nearly 2 years ago we started out on a journey to find out… After gravitating towards the most influential drum machines ever created (namely the TR-808 and TR-909) we soon discovered the extreme depth of focus needed to faithfully capture the tone, immediacy and groove of the original instruments. 2 years on, after a lot of research and development (and 22,000 samples later) we arrived at what we believe to be the most accurate emulation of these classic drum machines ever created… Transistor Revolution, our virtual analogue drum machine inspired by the classic TR-808 and TR-909 electronic drum machines of the 1980’s.

Massive Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | 6.3.2012 | 664 MB

READY TO GET MASSIVE?

This definitive series from Massive guru Laurence Holcombe is going to work you out and turn your brain into a massive pool of knowledge about this incredible virtual instrument! If you use Massive, this series is a must have. Laurence starts from the beginning covering topics such as window overviews, loading presets, navigating, and signal flow and routing. He then goes deeper with in-depth tutorials about the different sections of the synth, like the oscillator, modulation, noise, feedback, filter and then shows you how to use effects, LFO’s, macro control and much, much more.

Polyphylla v1.2 for Ableton Live v9.7.1 ALP

SYNTHiC4TE | April 13th 2017 | 9.1 MB

Polyphylla is a new Max For Live instrument that makes additive synthesis accessible and fun. Aimed at electronic music producers as well as experimental composers, music educators and production novices, you’ll master it in minutes but make amazing sounds with it for years to come. Boiling a complex under-the-hood architecture down to a concise set of around 50 editable parameters, organised in a clean, clear interface, Polyphylla prioritises approachability and ease of use, without sacrificing depth or quality of results. At the heart of the synth is a flexible 120-partial additive oscillator coupled to an analogue-style noise generator, each with its own multimode filter. The oscillator offers three methods by which to generate and edit a base harmonic spectrum: simple analogue waveform emulation, knob-driven stochastic microtuning, and detailed graphical control of 32 partial groups. The noise generator, meanwhile, can be overdriven for extra grit.