The drum loop revolution is here. Track Stacks Volume 1 puts an entire drum and percussion ensemble at your fingertips, bringing a completely new dimension to any production with 8 layers of rhythm and instruments in every groove.
Are you ready for an entire drum and percussion ensemble at your fingertips? Track Stacks Volume 2 picks up where Vol 1 left off, bringing a completely new dimension to any production with 8 layers of rhythm and instruments in every groove.
Are you ready for the drum loop revolution? The Track Stacks Bundle gives you Vol 1 , Vol 2, Vol 3, Vol 4, Vol 5 and Vol 6 of this popular series. The bundle puts an entire drum and percussion ensemble at your fingertips, bringing a completely new dimension to any production with 8 layers of rhythm and instruments in every groove. Each Track Stacks groove “group” consists of 8 individual drum loops, resulting in an entire ensemble of rhythmic and sonic layers. Easily drag and drop the groups into your DAW and have complete control over the mix and arrangement, allowing you to create complex, “live” drum and percussion tracks in a matter of seconds.
Soundsmith delivers to you a Sylenth sound design video tutorial series! If you want to explore Sylenth’s sound design capabilities and features, as well as how it can be used to make a full production from scratch, this video series is for you. Fabio shows how to create all the tracks necessary for a complete song from a blank preset, including how to layer and arrange them for a professional, finished sound. The Sylenth presets created in the video series are also included so you can experiment with them on your own. This series is designed for those who have some Sylenth experience, but want more advanced sound design ideas and production tips. Fabio greets you and gives a brief overview of the course and the topics that will be covered in the video tutorials, followed by “kicking” things off with the kick drum, using simple but effective Synth techniques to create a great bass drum sound. Hats, Snares, Toms, Cymbals and Claps round out the percussion elements of the song, and you’ll see and hear how to make them all step by step with Sylenth’s powerful sound design features and parameters.
Drumformer is a multiband drum and master track dynamics processing plug-in for professional music and audio production applications. Drumformer was designed to be a comprehensive solution for the broadest range of sound processing tasks, allowing you to easily implement almost any dynamics processing idea you may have. Drumformer can operate in broadband, 2-band and 3-band modes, with each band having compressor-expander and saturation modules. The sound of the compressor can be defined as “gluey with a ping”, because it instantly creates a “tight and glued together” sound while masterfully emphasizing the transients. The saturation module offers you a choice between six saturation modes, each having a smooth sound and differing harmonic content. Drumformer features a precise gate module with a round sound and multifaceted controls that is useful when you are processing a multi-tracked drum kit. The built-in parametric equalizer with its spectrum analyzer will also come in handy. The “Clipper” module which is a part of the plug-in allows you to get artistic master output clipping effects.
Synth wiz delivers a step by step Behringer Model D video tutorial series! See how to create a whole electronic music production using the Model D for all the parts, including a basic arrangement and mix. These videos offer a look at the workflows involved when using one monophonic hardware synthesizer to create an entire track and are designed for those who have some experience with the Behringer Model D. If you want to learn all about the Behringer Model D’s features and functions, check out “Behringer Model D Explained®” here. Larry begins with a welcome and then jumps right in, showing you how to design a proper kick drum patch from a blank preset. You’ll then see how to craft the snare sound by using 2 patches, the first a square wave, and then a white noise layer. Larry then puts the snare sound through some external hardware effects to add spatial width and excitement. Throughout the rest of the videos, Larry explains and explores how to design closed and open hi-hat presets, a cool arpeggiated bass patch, an undulating lead sound, and then various effects via a selection of Eventide hardware units.
Reason master brings you awesome Reason 11 production video tutorials! See how to utilize many of Reason 11’s new features and functions to build a killer electronic track from scratch, including effect and mixing tips & tricks. Reason Project session included! These videos are designed for intermediate Reason 11 users who know their way around the program. To begin, Paul greets you and then goes over the concept of using Blocks and the PolyStep sequencer to create quick arrangements and re-usable song sections, as well as to input sequences that would otherwise be too fast to play in realtime. Next, you’ll see how to craft Baseline and Pad parts for the song, including cool sound design ideas, and how to use Reason 11’s Automation features creatively. Moving on, you’ll learn program the drum parts by using extracted drum hits from REX loops to build a killer kit in Kong, as well as use the Drum Sequencer device to sequence Trap style hats alongside conventional note clips. You’ll then see how to design a basic patch in the included West Coast Modular synth, Complex 1, plus how to organize your project, and then test out the arrangement using the powerful Blocks lane feature.
