DyVision VideoTape is a 32bit VST effect for use in Windows DAW programs. It emulates the classic and imperfect texture imparted to audio recorded on video tape. Towards the end of its technological life cycle video tape had surprisingly good audio quality. But as anybody who remembers the 80s, video rental stores, and ‘video nasties’ knows, this was not always the case.
Analog tape was once the most important medium for audio recording and mixing, and it’s now regaining popularity with many engineers and artists. Learn about the history and science of magnetic tape and learn how to work with this medium in this course, by audio expert. For most of the heyday of analog recording, magnetic tape prevailed. Eventually, this recording medium was largely replaced by digital recording technologies, but more recently, analog tape has been growing back in popularity in both home and professional studios. Tape really has that warm sound that digital recordings lack and well… tape is cool! This course covers everything you need to know about the history and know-how of analog tape.
After releasing 8 beat tapes on Spotify (as of Dec. 2018), I want to share my valuable insight to my workflow of putting together a professional beat tape. (My beat tape series is called: Over the years, I have talked about why releasing a beat tape brings way bigger benefits than releasing single beats. The knowledge you will learn in this course will help you to stand out and stay professional, all while not getting burned out, and still having the burning passion to create your music. A beat tape will take your productions to the next level because it forces you to complete a big project. Just think about the amount of practice you’d obtain through the process! If your beat tapes contain 10 beats per release you’ll not only learn the mixing and mastering for each track, but also learn how to blend each song into each other as your listener goes from track to track on your beat tape.
Analogue Modelling Suite Plus includes four high-quality effects plug-ins that model analogue audio tools which simply can’t be left out of any mastering process.
Reelight is a tape saturation plugin with many features for getting an authentic tape vibe and also some of the desirable artifacts associated with tape. The plugin authentically emulates tape saturation / compression and overall sound and vibe and was created using own proprietary RTT technology (used in valvesque).
Tape has always been a staple of the word ‘analog’. In the 1970’s, composers like Terry Riley, and Steve Reich pushed the boundaries of the manipulation of analog tape equipment. The term “Tape Loop” was coined and has remained still somewhat of an enigma 40 years later. ’Tape Loops: Textures and Effects’ with composers like Riley and Reich in mind, tailored to the innovative composer/producer who thinks outside the box. Calming synth pads, heavenly arpeggiations, odd synthesized drums, and abstract cassette effects, have all been wrapped in gargling tape warble, coated with a blanket of hiss and hints of real analog tape delay.
Learn how to use and maintain analog tape machines. One of the most respected technicians on South of California is here to share with us his abilities about use and maintenance of tape machines. All you need to know from the first steps before you start using the tape machine, how to calibrate it, operations such as sync, record, input, punch in and gain staging, to editing on tape and making wonderful loops and tape delays. Whether you are in the digital world, or have never used a tape machine, this event is worth taking a look.
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