Adventures Classical Music TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 21 November 2014 | 2.07 GB

Learn about Classical Music in the Western world from the Middle Ages to the present.

You’ll begin with an introduction to the various elements of music — for example, melody, rhythm, pitch and harmony – to give you the basics and vocabulary to understand and appreciate any type of music. You’ll then explore the History of Classical Music through its various stylistic periods, from medieval chant right up to the current cutting edge. Anyone interested in classical music will benefit from this course.

TILT Falling Again Deconstructed TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 20 2014 | 254 MB

Legendary hit-makers, TILT, propel you deep into the production of their new release “Falling Again.” Follow along as they deconstruct their creative process in this Logic-based production course. Nic Britton and Mick Park –the creative force behind TILT– are two of the most innovative producers/DJs in the scene today. In this 20-tutorial course, they take turns explaining their hit-making trade secrets. Watch, hear and learn their innovative electronic music and recording techniques for designing drums, percussion, bass lines, melody and vocals. Then see their cool synth strategies, in-depth breakdown tips and FX techniques that you can replicate in your own electronic dance tracks. This is followed by a collection of tutorials that peel away the mystical layers of the mix down and mastering prep process.

Track Comping in Cakewalk Sonar X3 TUTORiAL

TEAM DECiBEL | 19 November 2014 | 68 MB

In this video tutorial takes an in depth look at the comping methods introduced in Sonar X3. He starts with the comping record mode and explains how to set up pre-recorded material to the same configuration. The differences between speed comping and manual comping are demonstrated. Speed comping on a vocal track, and a guitar solo used to demonstrate manual mode. Finally he explains how to bounce the edits down and clean up the tracks once editing is finished. In fact, everything you need to know about Sonar’s comping tool set.

SWA Waves C1 TUTORiAL-DECiBEL

TEAM DECiBEL | 19 November 2014 | 278 MB

Waves C1 is, without doubt, one of the finest compressor plugins every made, and in this series of six in-depth videos, we show you to push it to the limits. We start with a tour of the C1’s parameters and a rundown of its various versions, before getting into the details of the gain reduction meter and how it reflects the amount of compression being applied. From there, we move on to the Compressor-Gate version of C1, exploring its interface and revealing how it differs from the standard model. We then get stuck into the various EQ modes on offer, showing how the presets can be adapted to suit any particular purpose – specifically, the reduction of reverb tails in an audio track. DeEssing next, as we use C1’s display and sidechain to visually focus on sibilant areas and duck them out. And, finally, we go deeper into sidechaining and demonstrate reducing ‘muddiness’ from an audio recording with the C1 in EQ mode.

Premiere Pro Guru Cutting with Music TUTORiAL

TEAM ELOHiM | 2014-11-19 | 1.43 GB

Cutting stills and video with music is an essential skill for any editor. So join Premiere Pro guru Abba Shapiro in this course, as he shows how to cut a music-based slideshow (still images with music) and cut a music montage (video clips with music) in Premiere Pro CC. Learn how to read an audio waveform, place markers on beats, and fine-tune the timing of your cuts. The course also introduces several workflows to reduce the time it takes to create a music-based edit.

Up and Running with Max for Live TUTORiAL

P2P | Nov 14 2014 | 198.5 MB

Max for Live is a collection of instruments, effects, and tools to expand Ableton Live’s music-production and live-performance capabilities, as well as a platform for building your own DIY devices. In this short course, author Yeuda Ben-Atar, aka Sidebrain, walks you through Max for Live Essentials (the free download for Ableton Suite 9 users), covering the Buffer Shuffler and Convolution Reverb, the LFO and Envelope Follower, and drum synths, and then shares some of his favorite third-party Max for Live devices. Yeuda also shows how to turn Ableton Live into a VJ station and program your own devices, like the patch he creates to turn the PlayStation 3 controller into a MIDI controller, with Max for Live.

Cubase MIDI Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 14 2014 | 363 MB

THE INS & OUTS OF CUBASE MIDI

Discover the power that MIDI brings to Cubase as veteran Steinberg expert takes you on a MIDI journey in “Cubase MIDI Explained”. Learn all the key MIDI features and functions that will make composing and editing with MIDI in Cubase a breeze. Starts by showing you the fundamental differences between MIDI and traditional Audio in Cubase, and then how the Key Editor plays a pivotal role in how MIDI is viewed in Cubase. Next, explore the MIDI Inspector to see how its Parameters, including MIDI Routing, work together with Expression Mapping, MIDI Inserts and Sends, and other Panels to streamline your workflow. From there, shows you all of the available MIDI Recording Options you have to work with, as well as how to Import an Existing Recording for manipulation. Because VSTis go hand in hand with MIDI in Cubase, Mark demonstrates how to use MIDI to drive any number of VSTis for Production and Recording purposes. You’ll also see how to Manually Add Extra MIDI Notes for greater editing and control on your tracks, and how Adding Extra Controller Data can make for deeper MIDI editing.