Hello Music Composers & Producers! My name is Mike, and I will now teach you how synthesizers work, and how you can make your own sounds for your music productions.
This course is aimed specially for beginners, piano students who wish to learn different genres and to be able to play accompaniments on the piano, particularly this course is focused on Bossa Nova. In this course you will learn easy to follow accompaniments or compings based on a rhythmical pattern which is characteristic of Bossa Nova. This course will teach you how to use the popular harmonic progression IIm7 V7 Imaj7 , which is typical in latin and jazz genres.
The Korg Prologue offers unique features not found on any other synth. Learn everything about this analog monster with keyboardist and trainer… and take your sound design skills to the next level! The Korg Prologue 8 and Prologue 16 synths combine powerful analog circuitry with a newly developed digital Multi Engine that lets you import and create new waveforms. This in-depth course, by synth expert Matt Vanacoro will give you the knowledge to use the limitless sound design possibilities of Korg’s new flagship analog synth! First, Matt starts at the very beginning by explaining how to hook up the Prologue with your gear. After exploring the presets and teaching you the basics of subtractive synthesis, Matt dives right into sound design. You learn ALL controls and features of the synth: the VCOs, the filter, the LFO, the arpeggiator, the effect section, the unique Multi Engine, the LF comp and everything in between. Next, you get the chance to learn some very useful sound design tips by watching Matt create everything from aggressive leads to deep pads and earth-shaking basses. You also learn how to get expressive with the mod-wheel, how to import new waveforms, how to use the bundled software librarian, and more…
Want to learn how to fully produce a professional-sounding track from the ground up – Start to finish? Well, now you can! This course shows you every stage of the creative process, from idea generation, writing chords, and sound design, to mixing and mastering. This is the best place to see EDM Tips start-to-finish process that has helped him produce Grammy shortlisted dance music. See “under the hood”, and get full access to samples, presets and project files to open up on your own computer!
New tutor this week, Glasgow based driving, soulful Techno producer Harvey McKay. In How To Make Techno 2019 Harvey shows us his creative process in making a dark, brooding, and downright sinister techno track from start to finish in Ableton. Starting with a sub layered overdriven and saturated kick we build tension with a rumbling bassline, pitched and crunched down hi-hats and a snare before adding the sinister main synth line created in u-he’s Repro. Once the elements are in place we build up the scenes in Ableton’s session view before recording as if playing live to lay down the basic arrangement. It’s then a case of tweaking automation and editing the playthrough to get to the final mixdown so it can be sent off for mastering.
With the help of the master, Bob Horn, we developed THE guide to help you understand what a compressor does, and how to use it properly in a variety of instruments. Over the years, we found that compression is one of the most difficult things to learn when it comes to mixing. This is why we finally took the lead and partnered with Bob Horn, one of the most loved engineers by the Pro Studio Live audience and developed this Ultimate Guide on Compression. Learn from the hands of a professional engineer who is already mixing for some of the biggest records you hear out there. After watching this class you will be able to understand and master compression like never before. Bob will not only explain what the controls are and how to use them, but you will develop your skills on What to Hear and How, so you can start applying these techniques to your mixes right away.
In this episode, A&R guru and record producer Mark Mazzetti discusses all things related to artist development. Tune in to this episode for some valuable artist development and production knowledge from Mark Mazzetti, A&R guru, record producer, and expert on all things related to artist development. In this episode, Mark discusses the process of making a record, from the perspective of both the artist and as an A&R exec. Watch this episode to learn about the different members of a good music production team, and how to fit yourself into a good production team. The episode starts with Mark’s background and with a definition and discussion of what his current job and role entails. He talks us through different perspectives on the discovery process, pitching a demo, and the artist development process. You’ll learn about the A&R process, including extensive detail and valuable advice on the pre-production and arranging processes. Throughout the episode, we use a couple of tracks by the band, Black Tie Stereo, as examples for our discussion.
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