Workflow for Finishing Tracks TUTORiAL

P2P | 23 January 2016 | 613 MB

So many of us have rough recordings or bare bones song ideas just sitting on our hard drives, waiting to be finished… This course provides strategies for completing those tracks and releasing them to the world. It’s based on industry pro Evan Sutton’s own workflow for being a more productive, prolific music producer. Evan starts with the music production tools that can make it easier to see a song through to completion, such as templates, presets, and foolproof hardware setups. Next, he gets into the heavy lifting, mixing both songwriting and production techniques with tips for dealing with the psychological factors that may trip you up when completing a song. He wraps up the course with techniques that help to clear the final steps of song completion, including building transitions, adding ear candy, mixing strategies for increased efficiency, and simple mastering techniques, whether you choose to master your tracks yourself or hire a professional.

The Art of Audio Recording:

Introduction to Recording TUTORiAL

P2P | TUTORiAL | 853.87 MB

The recording process is a fantastic audio journey. It’s guided by the audio engineer who nurtures a sound from its acoustic inception, emanating from the musician’s instrument as it travels through the air… to the proper microphone placed in an exact position… through the cable to the chosen pre-amp… then into the dynamics processors… through the mixing console’s channel strip where it gets sculpted and shaped and given perspective… until it finally meets up with the other sounds whose journeys have followed completely different paths to the final mix.

MOXF In and Out TUTORiAL

P2P | 18.01.2016 | .FLV | 1.55 GB

The essential – if in fact, only – video that gives you the low-down on Yamaha’s innovative MOXF. The MOXF is a mix of the flagship Motif XF and ‘Motif-on-a-budget’ MOX keyboard workstations. What the “F” is all about is “Flash” memory, a format that lets you burn new sample data onto an optional non-volatile memory card for permanent data storage and recall. This option opens the door to huge amounts of data storage and management thereof and MOXF In & Out is focused on all the many the opportunities afforded by this new facility.

Edit Multi-Track Drums in Logic Pro X

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 13 2015 | 123 MB

Say you’ve recorded an amazing drum take, but there’s just a couple tiny flubs. If you’re a Logic Pro X user, you have some fantastic tools at your disposal to make those moments right, even when dealing with a full, multi-tracked drum kit. In this in-depth video tutorial series, studio pro shows you how.

SpectraLayers Pro 3 Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 12 2016 | 274 MB

Join studio master as he sheds light on Sony’s audio hyper-editor SpectraLayers Pro 3. This in-depth video tutorial series shows you how to use and understand the Spectral Analysis Display and tools of SpectraLayers Pro 3, while using it creatively on everything from Sound Design to Mixing.

How To Use FL Studio Sytrus TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 12 2016 | 505 MB

We settle down this week for a comprehensive guide to using the multitalented Sytrus Synthesiser. Sytrus is a combination of Subtractive, FM and RM Synthesis and so understandably it can be quite difficult to understand where to start. In this course we break it all down.. what is FM? How do you use the Ring Modulation / Matrix / Filters and more. We wrap it all up with some real world examples of using the synth to create some popular sounds.

Ensembles Explored Reaktor 6 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 09 2016 | 295 MB

Did you know there’s a bunch of FREE synths that are available for Reaktor? Devour this 27-tutorial course as synthesist explores and explains 9 of his favorite factory Ensembles. Reaktor is powerful. It’s the same technology behind some of Native Instruments’ most exclusive and unique instruments like Razor and Monarch. But it’s also the same, open technology that is the creative force behind literally thousands of unbelievable FREE synths that have been created by the Reaktor community…