If you’ve ever been curious to know more about the secret world of Kontakt’s waveform control then you’ve come to the right place. In this class you will discover tips and tricks to make the waveform control work for you and your projects. This is an intermediate to advanced level class so it is expected that you are familiar with the basics of Kontakt scripting.
In this Kontakt scripting class you’ll learn everything you need to know to make use of Kontakt’s factory scripts in your own projects. This class is designed for Kontakt scripters who are familiar with the basics of KSP and want to expand their projects’ feature set without having to write extra code.
In this video tutorial series, drum master Luke Oswald covers the amazing sounding GetGood Drums virtual instrument drum library in detail. See how to get killer drum sounds for your productions! Luke starts with how to load GetGoodDrums into Kontakt, and then walks you through the plug-in interface, as well as how to audition each drum. He then explores how the default mapping layout works and discusses instrument articulations, MIDI mapping presets, creating custom map presets and velocity curve adjustments. Luke goes deeper and provides realtime mix examples of how you can mix and choose different drums within the GetGoodDrums interface and how to setup multi-channel configurations and add FX from your DAW for additional processing.
Michael Tielemans is a true Dance Music Master. His signature, funky sound is loved by fans the world over. In this Dance Music Masters “Big Room” course he opens up his secret production black book and reveals his EDM tips and tricks. When DJ/Producer Disfunktion, AKA Michael Tielemans, decided to design a course for us, well, we were blown away. His tracks and remixes are simply astounding. See how he produces a funky Big Room track in this exclusive Dance Music Masters course.
If you’ve always wanted to notate your songs and compositions and print your music for rehearsals and live performances, this is the course for you. Finale 2014 is the recognized standard application used by musicians of all levels to compose, arrange, and publish music. Join composer Rick Schmunk and learn how to notate musical scores that range from simple lead sheets or guitar tablature to detailed scores that even include video Discover how to enter notes, lyrics, chord symbols, and tab, and use Score Manager and linked parts to save time formatting your score. Want to be even more efficient? Learn how to use SmartFind and Paint to add markings like articulations and expressions. Rick also reveals the secrets to notating drum set and other rhythm section parts. Finally, he shows how to export MIDI, XML, and graphic formats like PDF and EPUB, so you can work with your scores in other publishing and editing programs or simply share your work with colleagues.
Guitar Solos Made Easy is a 7 module online course by the world’s most sought after guitar instructor. He’s famous for his ability to quickly help guitarists overcome obstacles and rapidly advance their playing to a level they never dreamed possible. So, if you’re ready to create awe-inspiring solos from scratch, as well as master your favorite solos in half the time, this course is for you… Each of the 7 modules covers essential soloing skills, and they’re all connected so you have an easy roadmap to help build your soloing chops, fast. You’ll master must-know soloing techniques like meandering, improvisation, rock and blues licks, harmonics and Steve’s absolute ninja trick, chord chasing, as well as all the essential scales. And by the end of 6-months, you’ll be turning heads every time you play a guitar solo.
Sonic welcomes back Paolo Mojo for another all-new course How To Use Valhalla Vintage Verb. This highly acclaimed plugin, that won’t break the bank is defined by it’s three Colour modes. These use internal downsampling and modulation shaping to replicate three different ‘eras’: 1970s gives a fantastic low-fi texture, 1980s has increased quality but still has that slightly gritty feel, and Now gives you today’s crisp, clean sound. The big Decay dial sets the reverb time, ranging from 0.2 seconds to a huge 70 seconds giving a potentially enormous Lexicon-style reverb tail that sets it apart from other plugins.
