Get That Sound Dub TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 20-05-2011 | 116.67 MB

If you are in need of some inspiration why not grab a rubber mallet and drive round town hitting a bunch of other peoples stuff. If your still bored try dragging your bin into your house and give it a proper thumping. Thats what i did! Oh…. you might want to bring a recorder otherwise its just blatant vandalism. If that all sounds like a bit to much just watch this course.

How To Make Fidget Electro House in Ableton Live

English | MOV | 904×568 | AVC ~259 kbps 12 fps | AAC

128 kbps 44.1 kHz 2ch | 108 min | 236 MB

Artists like Twocker, Stupid Fresh, Trevor Loveys and others have made it a hit; now you can learn how to perfect the Fidget Electro House sound quick and simple series of video tutorials.

Reason 9 Know-How The Players TUTORiAL

P2P | 09.07.2016 | 260 MB

MP4 | 10 Tutorials

In this video tutorial series, Reason wiz Dave Askew reveals the new Players in Propellerhead’s Reason 9, with both break down of all the features and functions, as well as creative uses. Dave Begins at the beginning, with an overview of what the new Players are, and what they are for. That leads directly to an explanation of how they are integrated into the Reason rack. The Dual Arpeggio is up first, and you’ll learn all about the interface, and witness all of its creative potential for adding motion and life to your parts. Next, Dave shows you how you can use the Note Echo module to multiply your MIDI notes for some wild rhythmic and cool effects!

Studio One Know-How Presence XT Editor

SYNTHiC4TE | July 09 2016 | 196 MB

In this video tutorial series, Studio One guru explains and explores the mighty Presence XT Editor, an add-on extra you can purchase from Presonus for Studio One 3. This is your guide on how to use the editor, as well as how to get creative with it! Starting with a brief introduction, Marcus then shows you how to chop up your samples when preparing them for export to Presence XT, and how to import those samples, and set up a playable sampler instrument.

Boz Digital Labs Plug-Ins Explained Vol.1 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | July 09 2016 | 272 MB

This collection of video tutorials explore Boz Digital Labs’ cutting edge plug-ins. Studio pro is your guide, covering this group of awesome plug-ins inside and out. Eli begins the series with the Boz Imperial Delay, and demonstrates each of the six different delay modes. He then reveals the extended distortion and dynamic feedback parameters, covering them inside and out. After that, Eli demonstrates how the modulation and smear parameters affect the generated repeats. The color, pitch, and chorus controls are then directed, and how they also effect the generated repeats. Lastly, Eli teaches you how to use the built-in ducking compressor and manage user presets.

STUDIO DRUMMER Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | July 09 2016 | 768 MB

Expert drum instructor breaks down Native Instrument’s powerful STUDIO DRUMMER software in this comprehensive video tutorial series. Learn every aspect and how you can use this software with your electronic kit and DAW of choice! Luke begins with an overview of the Kit and Groove windows within STUDIO DRUMMER, and then explains the basic functionality of the Options and Mixer windows. After that, he focuses on the Grooves Window, and then dives deep into all of the things that you can do with MIDI Grooves, such as playing them, quantizing them for various feel options, adjusting velocity and tempo, and more.

Mixing Techniques for Pop Music Part 1

P2P | 08 July 2016 | 1 GB

(updated Jul 08, 2016)

Interested in producing the next chart-topping pop song? Or simply using classic pop techniques to blend the many different elements of today’s modern multitrack recording sessions into one seamless song? In this course, multi-platinum producer, engineer, and mixer Brian Malouf demonstrates his hit-making mixing techniques. These lessons can be used on pop, jazz, country, folk, or any other recordings you want to turn into solid two-track stereo mixes. Brian starts with the basics of creating a mix template and getting a good raw balance of the instruments in the mix. He then dives deep into signal processing techniques on many types of instruments, including drums, bass, guitar, keys, vocals, percussion, strings, and brass. He’ll pick out and treat individual tracks with compression and EQ, add space with reverb and echo, and modulate the sound with flangers and phase shifters. Pro Tools is used throughout the course, but the techniques will work equally well with the DAW of your choice.