Building Modular Synths in Reaktor TUTORiAL

P2P | 07-06-2015 | 133 MB

In this video, I introduce a framework I designed to easily create modular synths in Reaktor, which is the topic of this month’s Reaktor tutorial. The user will learn how to create Send/Receive modules that can be used to easily connect modules together, and draw a wire between them to signify the connection. Once this is complete, audio modules are very easy to design to work with the system. A simple example is shown, connecting an envelope to an oscillator, and the oscillator to the audio output.

Train Simple Audition CC Building

On The Fundamentals

TEAM QUASAR | 10-12-2014 | 1.06 GB

This course builds on the knowledge gained from our first title Audition CC Fundamentals. Learn how to work with multi-tracks and essential techniques for getting the most out of your audio products. Towards the end of this course we discuss how to export and share your work created in Audition.

Building Your Own Guitar Effects Pedalboard TUTORiAL

P2P | 22/07/2014 | 669 MB

Tired of untangling all those cables and then assembling all your guitar effects pedals before every gig or frustrated at the one-size-fits-all pedalboards available on the market? Then join Phil O’Keefe, guitarist, audio engineer and producer, as he takes you through the design, step-by-step construction, assembly and wiring of your own custom guitar effects pedalboard. With a few tools, some supplies from the local hardware store and help from Phil, you can build a fully operational guitar effects pedalboard that will have you plugged in and cranked up in no time.

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.