Logic 8 Plug-Ins Explained TUTORiAL

P2P | 2009 | 655 MB

Presented by Apple Logic Certified Pro, this collection of Apple Logic video tutorials compatible with Logic 8 & 9, will explain in detail the features and functions, as well as creative uses for the main plug-ins found in Apple Logic. Learn the basic plug-ins, such EQ’s, compressors, to more advance ones such as delay and Space Designer, virtual instruments and many more. Eli demystifies the powerful Logic plug-ins like no one else and takes you step-by-step from the beginning. You’ll be a plug-in master in no time after viewing this awesome collection of videos.

Mixing Rap Vocals 2 TUTORiAL

P2P | 2014 | 4.87 GB

Most advanced mixing techniques on the table with vocal mixing walkthroughs ft. Snoop, Murs, Juicy J, Arrested Development, plus workshops on multiband compression, exciters and how to mix unison doubles, ad-libs and choruses.

Mixing Hip Hop Beats TUTORiAL

P2P | 2014 | 3.6 GB

Levels, compression, EQ and everything in between, mix engineer shows you how to get the best possible sound out of your mixes and productions.

Creative DJing Vol.1 TUTORiAL-SYNTHiC4TE

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 19 2015 | 394 MB

MAKE YOUR DJ SET COME ALIVE

Today’s creative DJ does so much more than just spin tracks. Master shows you how you can use Ableton Live, a AKAI Pro Rhythm Wolf, and a AKAI APCmkII to keep your beats live and your set exciting! Alex begins by showing you the capabilities of the hardware and software used, and what they offer to the DJ. He then shows you how to optimally configure Ableton Live for a DJ set. Next, Alex reveals how to set up an Analog Beat Box / Synthesizer like the AKAI Rhythm Wolf to add a sense of live excitement to your DJ set and avoid problems like tempo drift. He then follows up with a video on how the APCmkII makes an ideal DJ controller. The last three videos are all about performance. Alex shows you how to use Ableton’s Session View to drag in Clips and Loops and trigger them during your set. Following that, Alex explores the Effects Racks in Live and how to use them in your set. And finally, he walks you through the full workflow of performing the entire set.

First Song with MASCHINE TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 19 2015 | 656 MB

YOU ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR FIRST

Ready to make your first song with Native Instrument MASCHINE? Let Maschine guru show you step by step, how you can use it to create an entire song from start to finish. Mic starts you off at the beginning with a basic intro to MASCHINE and how to get it ready to capture your ideas. Mic then reveals how to Find Sounds, Make Your First Beat, and use the Step Sequencer. Once you have your beat laid down, Mic explores how to Add Chords, Melody, a Bass Line, and use MASCHINE’s powerful Sampler. With your parts now created, Mic demonstrates how to Arrange, Mix, and Export your song, for all to hear. If you just picked up MASCHINE and are ready to make your first production, or if you’re a MASCHINE user looking for new song writing techniques, watch “First Song with MASCHINE” today!

BLOCKS Explored TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 19 2015 | 388 MB

What are Blocks? They are a patchable collection of elegant, pre-made Reaktor 6 synth modules that enable you to build your own virtual, modular, eurorack synth. Learn all about Blocks right here with Matt Cellitti. Imagine the power of modular synthesis right on your desktop without the cost and complexity of buying expensive synth hardware, patch chords, power supplies and racks. Now imagine an unlimited collection of beautifully designed, powerful synth modules right at your fingertips waiting for you to create vast electronic worlds. What you are imagining is Reaktor Blocks, the latest creative tool from NI.

Music Theory for Songwriters: The Fundamentals TUTORiAL

P2P | Sept 18 2015 | 1.28 GB

Music theory is fundamental to making and playing music. However, no one has taught it in such a user-friendly and songwriting-focused way as we do here, using both keyboard and guitar to demonstrate the techniques. Professional musician starts the course with the building blocks of harmony: notes, scales, intervals, chords, inversions, and basic chord progressions. He then goes into voice leading—showing how to move from one chord to another by changing just one or two notes—and reviews common song forms, from the familiar verse/chorus/verse of pop to the simple verse of the blues. At the end of each chapter, Julian explains the songwriting techniques shown in the chapter within the context of his own original commercially released songs.