Funk R&B With Nomad 2012

English | Video: MP4, 640×360 (16:9), 450 Kbps, 29,970 fps | 1,46 Gb

Audio: MP3, 128 Kbps, 44100 Khz, 2 channels | Length: 05h 47min

Tabs, Guitar Pro files and Jamtracks included

Michael “Nomad” Ripoll dives deep in to the Rhythm & Blues, Funk, and Soul genres that were made popular by artists like Earth Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, and James Brown. Nomad’s approach is to take techniques and ideas you may already play in other genres and look at how paying attention to subtle nuances can make all the difference when you’re gettin’ funky! Enjoy dozens of tips, playing ideas and other licks and apply them over spot on, genre-specific backing tracks.

Website Management for

Musicians and Bands TUTORiAL

Website Management for Musicians and Bands | 114.6 MB

Many musicians want to expose their music to the world, but don’t give their website—the keystone in a music marketing strategy—the attention it deserves. In this course, Bobby Owsinski draws on his years of experience running a blockbuster music blog and shows you how to design a website that will better promote and sell your music. Learn to balance the look of the site with its usability, avoid common design mistakes (like Flash and frames), and generate more traffic for your site with SEO. Plus, Bobby shows how to concentrate on the all-important press and booking sections, and introduces some tools for measuring your site’s success, such as StatCounter and Google Analytics.

iZ RX 3 Audio Repair Toolbox TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 20 2013 | 512.28 MB

This 43-video in-depth course, by audio expert Matt Hepworth, offers a comprehensive look at iZ’s RX 3’s arsenal of audio restoration modules. You learn about their functionality and – with an abundance of real-world audio examples – you get to see these modules in action. There is no better way to learn about audio and the RX 3!

Make Music With Logic Pro X For Beginners TUTORiAL

Team MATRiX | 17.09.2013 | 1.17 GB

First up we will be taking a look at the main features of Logic Pro X including its user interface. We will then look at creating everything esstential to making a full track from drums and percussion using Drummer to synth parts and writing chords and a becoming familiar with some of the great new features of Logic Pro X such as Track Stacks. Finally we complete this introductory course by doing an arrangement of our song and finish up with some mixing and mastering.

New Ways to Create Music with Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 16 2013 | 630.26 MB

Logic Pro X’s redesigned interface offers unprecedented ways for musicians to compose, play, and record new music. In this course, Logic Pro insider Dot Bustelo shows you how to harness its powerful features and Smart Controls to make music in brand-new ways. First, learn how to build solid, realistic drum tracks with Drummer, which allows you to direct virtual drummers whose performances were taken from some of the industry’s top session players, and manipulate them into modern, electronic beats. Dot also explores the suite of MIDI plugins in Logic, including the Arpeggiator, Modulator, and Note Repeater.

Practical Audio Techniques with Audition TUTORiAL

Practical Audio Techniques with Audition | 3.4 GB

Everyone wants good audio, but don’t always know the steps to get there. This course takes a practical, hands on approach to audio post production. From dialog cleanup and noise removal to sound design and mixing. Working in Adobe Audition CS6, we work through specific project based scenarios to add practical tools for you to use on everyday projects.

Building a Commercial Soundtrack in Audition TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 16 2013 | 130 MB

Learn how to create a high-energy, engaging soundtrack for a 30-second Internet or TV commercial that highlights your client’s brand and visual message. Scott Hirsch demonstrates industry-standard post-production techniques for adding sound effects, voice-over, and other audio elements common to commercials, all with Adobe Audition. First, learn how to improve interactions with your client by keeping your files organized with a smart folder structure and file-naming schema. Then you’ll import the various audio elements and assign them to stem mixes, finesse the VO track, use automation and clip gain to balance and master tracks, and mix and output your final soundtrack.