30 Rock & Pop Progressions You Must Know (2011)

English | Video: MP4, data-dvd, 720×406 (16:9) | 1,23 GB

Audio: MP3, 128 Kbps, 44100 Khz, 2 channels | Length: 03h 03min

As a course of study, Guitar Lab: Rock & Pop Progressions will reveal the underlying theory and harmonic application of what is commonly referred to as the Nashville numbering system. So much more than just a way to communicate a series of changes, the system also guides your understanding of the harmonic relationship between the chords in that series of changes. As a reference guide, Guitar Lab: Rock & Pop Progressions presents 30 of the most popular progressions used in rock and pop music. You hear them all the time, you just can’t identify them yet. Get a grip on these 30 progressions and you’ll be able to recognize them instantly making it real easy to learn new tunes.

FM8 Bass Muzik FM8 Synth Presets

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 07 December 2013 | 6.9 MB

You like bass son?! We know you do, and you know who else does?! When you’re looking Fukushima Typhoon status rumbles, and sub-bass so low it’s brings the earths molten iron-core to a bass- induced standstill, you know you can’t find a soft synth better than NI’s FM8. But who’s got the chops to provide you with the starting points, or straight out da box preset’s for your next hydrogen bass bomb club crusher? Your #1 production pals of course!And do they have a “Christmas in November” gift for you, FM8 Bass Muzik!

Sleigh Bells KONTAKT

Sleigh Bells KONTAKT | 456 MB

We’re providing loops in two tempi. Using Kontakt’s Time Machine function and our in-house developed ITM (Intelligent Tempo Mapping) the loops will adapt to your carol seamlessly. We have captured two meters (3/4 and 4/4) and two feels… straight(ish) called ‘trot’ and a shuffle-feel ‘gallop’ which Rudolph tells us keeps him in perfect sync with the other reindeer. We’ve also captured a sleigh full of single hits, to create a set of round robins for maximum realism… that’s between 23 and 41 different hits per instrument. The interface is themed around an advent calendar (what else?!) You can open doors by either clicking them, or playing any of the keys associated with that door. The numbers refer to the number of bells of that particular sleigh bell, and in number 0 there is a general options field.