94 original samples including 808s, kicks, hi-hats, hi-hat loops, drum loops, claps, snares and various percussion. All samples recorded and synthesized , processed with analog gear, professionally mixed and mastered. NO digital clipping – everything is under 0db. Compatible with all DAWs, samplers, apps or programs that accept WAV format.
… New set of tips and tricks in Ableton in Tech Tips Volume 47. Over these 10 videos Richie shares some of the tricks he uses to help keep interest and variation in his tracks, percussive tips to help improve your drums, and simple workflow techniques to speed up the creative process. We focus on breakdowns with micro-breaks, held strings and a cool use of wet/dry automation on delay and reverb. We then move on to creating our own unique beats using our voice and how to get a skipping house beat by adding percussion with different groove settings. We also look at some essential workflow tips and how to save MIDI patterns and channel defaults along with using Ableton 10’s collections to help organisation and finding what you want quicker.
‘Flute Essentials’ contains 40 twisted air-blown flute loops & sounds. Discover an exploration of Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, & Lo-Fi styled flute compositions. Featuring live recorded flutes from around the world. You’ll find full flute melodies along with flute bases to use as starting blocks for your next production. Each sample was carefully crafted to evoke Hip Hop sonics but with the character to inspire any genre.
72 original drum samples including kicks, hi-hats, hi-hat loops, breaks, percussion, snares and various fx sounds. All samples recorded and synthesized , processed with analog gear, professionally mixed and mastered. NO digital clipping – everything is under 0db. Compatible with all DAWs, samplers, apps or programs that accept WAV format.
Synthesizer wiz brings detailed you dark synthwave sound design video tutorials! See step by step how to make sounds from scratch that define this popular genre. In these videos Thomas uses some great 3rd party virtual instruments like TAL-U-No-LX, Korg Mono/Poly and u-he Diva, but you can apply the info to any comparable virtual or hardware synth. This series is for those who have a basic understanding of synth sound design and want to focus on understanding and creating the sounds found in dark synthwave music. Thomas welcomes you and jumps right in, showing you how to craft a variety of bass sounds perfect for dark synthwave like a Distorted Bass, Dark Reverb Bass Stab, Distorted Sub Bass and a Heavy Bass Stab. Then Thomas moves to arpeggiated sounds and you’ll see how to make a Phase Arp, Resonant Arp, and a way cool texture Bit Crushed Arp all from scratch. Next, watch how to make killer dark synthwave lead sounds like a Synthwave Oscillator Sync Lead, Juno Space Lead, and a Resonant Lead, all perfect for your next dark synthwave melody line. And last but not least, Thomas shows you the basics of creating and programing dark synthwave drums, including what types of samples are used, and how they are processed differently from other styles of synth music.
“TAPE PIANO” If you looking to create Old School Hip Hop, Chill Hop, Lofi Hip Hop, Movie Soundtrack, Ambient and Electronica or just need to add some warmth to any track that sounds just too digital, then “Tape Piano” is the perfect choice. With “Tape Piano” You will find over +58 dirty, Vinyl and sometimes beautiful Piano Presets all lovingly mangled, re-sampled and processed through various analog outboard effects to nail that cool LoFi vibe. We have hopefully succeeded in bringing you a collection of awesome Piano Sounds perfect for any producer of LoFi Hip Hop, Chill Hop, Ambient even Dnb and Electronica!
Want to get to grips with Presonus Studio One V4? Maybe you’ve recently started out using the software or are considering changing your current DAW? Well over the next 16 videos, Studio One guru KATFYR will take you through the key areas so you can start creating your own masterpieces from scratch. This is a Beginner Level 1 course where KATFYR will show you how to get up and running with the software, from opening it for the first time to navigating through the main functions and creating your first beats, sounds, right through to exporting your first track. First up we take a look at the audio setup and user interface of Studio One showing you all the key areas you’ll need to know. We then we bring in some drums to create the groove, add the bass line and layer some synth sounds before we create the chord progression, add energy using sidechain compression and arrange our track. Lastly, we finish off by adding automation and transitions to create movement and tension, mix and master the track down, and then export the track so it can be played anywhere.
