Making Music in FL Studio 12: Introduction to the Basics

P2P | 24.05.2017 | 456 MB

Duration: 53 Minutes

Calling all music enthusiasts and seasoned producers alike — join me in this introductory lesson and learn the basics of this truly powerful music creation software, FL Studio 12. Learn how to quickly create patterns, arrange compositions and export tracks. In this class, you’ll gain valuable workflow and production tips and tricks, as well as a basic understanding of FL Studio signal flow, sequencing and composition. This class is geared towards beginner FL studio users, so no prior knowledge is required. Novice users will also find useful tips and tricks!

Remixing Dance Music: Digital Production Basics TUTORiAL

P2P | 11.05.2017 | 1.2 GB

Song remixes can be a great way to crack into the music industry and build your name as a producer. In this 60-minute class, you’ll follow along as he builds a remix from scratch – a skill that has been instrumental in getting him to where he is today.

Classical Guitar Essentials TUTORiAL

P2P | 05 Apr 2017 | 1.51 GB

The Basics Part 2

Let the real guitar playing starts

The 2nd part of this serious which picks up where we left off. It starts with learning notes on the 5th & 6th strings, then introduce the accidentals to fill in the spaces on the frets we left it.  Scales is one of the major issues we going to discuss by playing 2 major scales and 1 minor scale, and explain why they are important for your development as classical guitarist. We gonna take a look at 5 basic chord shapes that will help your left hand adapt and stretch your fingers, so the pieces we will play later will not be that hard on the left hand.  Then we going to switch our focus to the right hand, by learning the chord technique and how to play 2 or more notes at the same time. This section will be filled with exercises to make sure that you get the technique right, as this what differs the classical guitarist from other type of guitar playing like electric and folk.

REAKTOR Know-How The Basics TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 09 2016 | 214 MB

Synth guru  now brings you in-depth video tutorials on Native Instruments REAKTOR. Designed for those completely new to REAKTOR, learn all the basics, including setup, loading and saving, and routing and assigning, allowing you to see and understand just what REAKTOR is, and what it can do!

Learn REAPER 5: The Basics TUTORiAL

P2P | August 26 2016 | 756 MB

Get up and running with REAPER, the lightweight and flexible DAW for Windows and OS X. Sound designer demonstrates all the major features of the software and prepares you to use them on real-world projects—multitrack recording, audio editing, effects processing, and mixing and mastering. First, get comfortable with the most important parts of the REAPER interface. Brian then dives into recording a brand-new project, demonstrating the record modes, input settings, and auto-punch features. Next, he discusses editing techniques, such as trimming, ripple editing, creating fades, and looping. Finally, he looks at REAPER’s mixing features, including applying effects, using folders to create submixes, adding automation, mixing down the final track, and exporting.

Reboot Your Singing Voice – Level 2: Beyond the Basics TUTORiAL

P2P | 04 December 2015 | 3.29 GB

Learn to apply vocal skills to singing a song

You’ve learned the basic foundations of the Lawrence Vocal System in ‘Reboot Your Singing Voice – Level 1’. Now get excited about applying all the fantastic things you’ve learned! I’ll show you exactly how to use what you’ve learned to turn technique into performance. Technique is no good unless it’s applied to actually singing a song. And that’s what we’ll be doing, step by step. You need to know how to take what you learned in a vocal exercise, and use that knowledge to make singing easy! At the end of this course you’ll be able to identify your vocal problems, and know exactly how to solve them, no matter what style of music you sing. This is a ‘how to’ for sharing your voice.

Learn the basics of Sibelius 7.5 TUTORiAL

P2P | 22-06-2015 | 791 MB

This course assumes that you are already a “musician” (ie. you already know how to read music, play an instrument or sing, and follow a score.) This course will teach you the basics of inputing music into the computer notation program, “Sibelius.” You don’t need to complete the course in order. You can jump around and watch the lessons that pertain more to what specific functions you need to learn.