Quanta, a new Granular Synthesizer plug-in for macOS and Windows (with an iOS version coming soon)
Breakdance Drums bring to you the Hottest, processed drum sounds from the 80s era of Breakbeats and Breakdancing. All of the inclusive drum sounds are already compressed/eq’d with hardware outboard gear, and were sampled using vintage samplers such as the EMU EMAX, SP-1200 and MPC 60… bringing you the original grit and upfront drum sounds that cut through mixes with organic sounding results – this is something special. Load up the plugin or sounds (wavs included) within your DAW or hardware sampler, and start making the hottest breakbeats which have come around again to top the charts!
Irish FL Studio producer is back with us this week with an all-new ‘How To Make’ course where he creates a Progressive Chill remix of his track ‘I Seem To Find You In Everything’. A more upbeat venture from Owsey that pumps with sidechain, he still manages to keep that signature ethereal ambience and epic orchestration that is unmistakably his. Starting with a blank canvas Owsey begins the writing process with a sublime chord progression using strings and piano before adding an arpeggiated mid-bass, sub and drums. We then move on to synth lines and distinctive leads before adding effects and arranging out. Finally, we automate the different elements before adding in the vocals and carrying out any final tweaks. A brilliant journey from start to finish with innovative sound design and a merging of genres this is definitely one to check out!
In this 3rd tutorial in our series on Music Theory, Master Arranger and Composer Gregg Fine explores the nature of Rhythm and why it’s the driving force in music and composition… Rhythm is at the very essence of being. Our hearts beat. We walk and run in time. The sun rises and sets. The tides ebb and flow. It’s no wonder that rhythm is at the heart of our music, too. In this tutorial Gregg Fine examines rhythm and shows us the theory behind constructing solid beats and how rhythm is used in different musical genres. Rhythm is made up of many different components. In this tutorial you’ll learn about the foundation of beats. You’ll see how rhythm is broken down into its essential components: Tempo, Measure, Note Values and Rests. You’ll learn all about Time Signatures and how they influence the pattern of strong and weak beats in a musical phrase.
Studio guru presents comprehensive voice over production video tutorials! Learn how to record and produce professional sounding voice overs for commercials, movies, video blogs, podcasts and more. Chris takes you step by step from the beginning, all the way to exporting your final product. These voiceover production tutorials are for those who are new to recording voice overs, or just want a refresher course on getting the best sounding voiceover possible. Chris welcomes you and starts with the basics like using the right recording environment and selecting the right microphone for the job, followed by how to set up the mic and make sure your recording levels are correct. Then you’ll see how to optimize your performance before recording with proper dynamics, delivery, and distance from the microphone, and tips for optimizing your time in front of the microphone when you do record.
RENEGATE radically simplifies gating. But surface-level simplicity is only possible because it’s complicated on the inside: Program-dependent hysteresis automatically captures the desired phenomenon. Builtin Look-Ahead lets you hit the transient 100% of the time. Program-Dependent Auto-Release Expensive 43 bands psychoacoustic auditory model for State-of-the-Art envelope detection.
Learn all about what tape compression and saturation is, how to apply it to your different tracks and mixes, and how to use all of the T-RackS Tape Machine Collection’s different tape machine emulations and their features and functions. These video tutorials are for new T-RackS Tape Machine Collection users. Eli welcomes you and starts off with an in-depth video on what exactly tape plug-ins do, and discusses the mystique of tape emulation, including the properties of tape and tape recorders that are emulated. After watching you’ll know exactly what they’re adding or removing from the signal, and how driving the input and saturating the tape affects the harmonics generated in different ways. Next, Eli uses an audio analyzer to show you how specific tape formulations and biasing controls effect the input signal, so you can both see and hear what’s going on. Then you’ll get a bunch of videos showing different machines and tape formulations being used on different sources like the Mix Bus, Drum Bus, Electric Bass, Electric Piano, Vocals, Synths and more!
One-of-a-kind, unconventional sound State-of-the-art sample quality for rich, dynamic performance Sampled from a vintage 1905 grand piano
In-depth video series all about creating a track from scratch with Ableton Live! Shown in version 10 but applicable to other versions and DAWs, see how to make a modern day track starting with just the kick drum, all the way to mastering and exporting the song for all the world to hear. Adam welcomes you and begins with the all-mighty kick drum and includes workflow tips, tuning kicks, shaping its dynamics, and consolidating the part into a loop. Then follow along and see how to craft a complimentary bass sound and part using Ableton’s Wavetable virtual instrument. Sound processing is then shown and you’ll learn the fine art of sidechain compression, using a ‘Sub Oscillator’ to enhance the root note/fundamental of the bass sound, saturate with Overdrive to fill out the higher frequencies of content and much more. Vocal One Shots and Lead Synths are next, and you’ll see exactly how to create these instruments and get creative with them in the production and arrangement. Risers, and working on more parts and instruments are then shown in-detail, with tons of tips and tricks and helpful ideas for making a production that sounds modern and powerful.
Pro Tools master brings you an awesome collection of Pro Tools video tutorials! Follow along with Kenny and learn some of Pro Tools most powerful features and functions, and then how to use them to become a Pro Tools Ninja! This series is perfect for intermediate Pro Tools users. Kenny starts off with important basics like ways to use Track Input Monitoring, including hidden options that will give you more choices when monitoring in Pro Tools, ways to quantize and conform loops for complete tempo and groove flexibility, using VCAs as groups for total control while mixing, and the power of Track Presets which allow you to save your most used settings, including Volume, Pan and Mute, all the way to every Plug-in, Send and setting on a given track.
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