Template set: Building a kickass template that will act as your starting point, a sonic palette of sounds from which you can write a professional sounding track in minimal time.
In this course, filmed on location in one of the best drum-recording rooms in Los Angeles, EastWest Studios, GRAMMY-winning recording engineer Ryan Hewitt explains his techniques for capturing drum sounds.
The EXS24 Sampler is at the heart of most Logic Pro projects and presets. This NEW course, by Joe Albano, explains how to program and customize this timeless sampler while revealing some ESX’s deepest and newest features! The EXS24 has been a mainstay of Logic ever since we can remember. That’s why we feel that it’s time to take fresh look at this powerful, yet often underutilized sampler. Many trainers have attempted to teach this deceptively deep sampler but none have come close to explaining it like Logic expert, Joe Albano, does in this EXS24 Explored course. If you use Logic then you’ve used the EXS. There’s no way around it. Even Logic Pro X’s new Drummer tracks are solidly based on EXS24 samples and playback! That’s only one of the many reasons you’ve got to know how to program, tweak and build your own instruments with the EXS24… and that’s exactly what this course is designed to do! By the time you complete these 26 tutorials, you will have the confidence to start building your own instruments and modify the factory presets to make them uniquely yours. So join Joe Albano as he reveals everything about Logic’s EXS24 –from its front panel controls to the inner workings of its editor– and soon you’ll be digging deep into the art of sampling in Logic Pro X.
All composers hear voices in their heads. But how do they get that inspiration out? In this course, electronic artist Brian Mitchell (Tallmen 785), shares the techniques that he uses to explode his music into the dance music world! Berlin-based electronic music artist Brian Mitchell –A.K.A. Tallmen 785– journeyed far and wide as he developed his original musical language. In this 23-tutorial Electronic Artists Revealed course, he opens the door to his studio sanctum and shows us his unique Maschine-driven workflow as he coaxes his sonic ideas into existence. It’s really inspiring to watch Brian when he’s deep within his creative process. We see his ideas emerge. We watch as his inspiration and production techniques seamlessly interweave. It’s evident that he thoroughly enjoys the process of producing his electronic music tracks and… he generously shares that process with us! So dive into this EAR course and Tallmen 785’s electronic music world and experience an educational musical journey as he turns his inspiration into electronic reality.
In this digital age, audio production has become a compulsory skill for anyone developing internet, entertainment and media content. In that sense, there are very good tools to accomplish this task. Audacity is a free, cross-platform software with all the audio functions you would need for most projects.
No sound design, no mixing, just pure composing of a mid tempo track. Designed to boost your songwriting skills and your approach to workflow. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to: Use an effective workflow to write your own music, create melodies and basslines that harmonize with each other, and with your chord progressions, map out a song structure that makes sense for your listeners, create a range of fills to break up each section in your track, introduce each new layer with a transition that will help your track to sound like a finished end product.
Takes you inside on this step-by-step “Protools screen shared” video on how he created the beat for “Boy Boy” (co-produced by Jake One & G-Koop) on G-Unit’s latest album “The Beast Is G-Unit”.
