Introduction to Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

P2P | May 12 2016 | 408 MB

Logic Pro X is a digital audio workstation that rivals any other out there. In this course, you’ll learn all you need to to start composing, recording, editing, producing, and sharing your music. Software required: Logic Pro X. Have you ever wanted to write, record, edit, and produce your own music? If so, Introduction to Logic Pro X is the perfect course for you; here you will learn to do just that in this state of the art digital audio workstation. First, you’ll learn your way around the software. Next, you’ll start laying down tracks and editing them. Finally, you’ll mix, produce, and share your project. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll not only be proficient in Logic Pro X, but also you’ll have learned some valuable tips and tricks that will make your workflow quicker and easier. Software required: Logic Pro X.

Capturing Audio for Video 03 TUTORiAL

P2P | May 11 2016 | 446 MB

Real World Solutions

Sound for video is often poorly understood—and sometimes even ignored. Watch almost any YouTube video and you’ll hear the problem. It’s one that plagues new and experienced video producers alike. This series, Capturing Audio for Video, demystifies sound capture, offering professional insights along with practical tips and tricks. Here you’ll learn how to deal with real-world audio issues in talking head, long shot, and multi-actor scenes. Jeff also introduces specialized solutions for dealing with wind, environmental noise, sound for B-roll, room tone, and more.

EDM Digital Mixing with Analog Results TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 10 2016 | 669 MB

Star mixer Koen Heldens has worked on tracks for Beyonce, Lil Wayne, Rhianna, Missy Elliot, and scores more. Koen is in high demand because when he mixes “in the box” it sounds like he’s behind a mega-console with a ton of analog outboard gear. See how Koen does it as he shares some of his juiciest EDM mixing secrets! Koen approaches mixing in a very organized way, and he starts out on how to process the kick drum in order to get that punchy EDM kick sound. He then demonstrates how you can craft the perfect snare and clap sounds with punch and presence, and then explores how to process toms, overheads and the drum group, finishing up drum processing duties.

Absolute Beginners Guide Studio One TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 09 2016 | 172 MB

PreSonus Studio One 3.2 is here and so is trainer Gary Hiebner with this very comprehensive Absolute Beginner’s Guide. Get a jump start on this full-featured DAW in this 25-tutorial course. It’s easy to think of Studio One as the new DAW on the block. But the truth is, Studio One 3.2 is, in many ways, more advanced than some of its more “mature” competitors. That’s because being “new” gives you the opportunity to start fresh and think outside the box! This course is designed not only for new Studio One users but for those who are considering switching to this innovative DAW. Trainer Gary Hiebner designed this course to quickly get you into the Studio One workflow… from initial setup to mixing and everything audio and MIDI in between.

10 Killer Simpler Sampler Tips TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 09 2016 | 93 MB

When Ableton expert and live performance artist, Thavius Beck, offers up some Simpler Sampler tips, everybody’s got to quiet down and listen! See how Thavius deploys the features of Live’s latest version of Simpler in this FastTrack 10 Tips course! Let’s face it… a sampler is, well, a sampler. It plays back samples! No big deal. It’s how you manipulate those samples, either with animation or in realtime that makes samplers interesting. And that’s the power of the new Simpler. It has a lot more subtlety and control.

Dubstep & Glitch Hop Powercourse TUTORiAL

P2P | Dec 26, 2011 | 3.13 GB

20 High Definition videos and 20 Ableton Live project files explaining how to write dubstep and glitch hop tune from start to finish, with a strong focus on full power basslines.

Pitch Black Remix Production TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 13 October 2013 | 1.96 GB

Recently I had the pleasure of remixing a tune by a couple of my favorite artists, Pitch Black. They massively inspired me to become an electronic musician, and have since helped me in various aspects of my career from music production to how to handle yourself in a strange new country. They are both fantastic blokes who have kept NZ on the true live electronica map for over 10 years, and they are still powering strong.