Editing in Premiere Pro CC 2015 TUTORiAL

P2P | 03 November 2015 | 1.81 GB

In this training you will learn how to import video or stills from camera cards & media drives, preview and organize your assets from the project panel, and fine tune your movie using industry-standard trimming tools such as the Ripple, Roll, Slip and Slide tools. Once you’ve finalized the picture, you’ll begin perfecting the soundtrack using Premiere Pro’s powerful audio adjustment tools including the built-in Audio Mixer. Save even more time by automating your sound mix by recording your fader movements.

Premiere Pro Video Editing Essentials TUTORiAL

P2P | 13-09-2015 | 852 MB

Guide to video editing in Premiere Pro

This course will get you up and running with one of the most popular video editing applications today: Premiere Pro. Premiere Pro has become the industry-leading editing software for filmmakers, television broadcasters, journalists, students, and videographers. In this course we will go through an overview of Premiere Pro CC. I’ll give a guided tour of the interface and the many tools within the program to edit video and audio in the creation of a final presentation. You will learn how to import files, all the editing essentials like how to make cuts, the basics of editing, video and audio effects. You will also learn about titles, editing video from multiple camera sources, exporting projects to various media and more! By the end of this course you will have a solid familiarity with many of the tools in Premiere Pro so that you can begin creating your own polished and professional video presentations.

Recording & Editing MIDI in Studio One 3 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 06 2015 | 282 MB

MAKE SOME MIDI MAGIC

Studio One 3 adds extremely powerful new MIDI features, and Scott Fritz shows you how to use and abuse them! In these 12 videos, you’ll learn everything from MIDI basics to advanced tips & tricks and MIDI workflow techniques. Scott starts by showing you how to connect your MIDI controllers into Studio One 3, then moves to adding and controlling Virtual Instruments to your song. Next, Scott demonstrates how to use the MIDI Editor for Drum Editing, as well as the Track List in the MIDI editor for deeper editing. With the basics covered, Scott focuses on useful actions and musical functions, from the common, to the less common that can help improve your MIDI workflow in Studio One 3.

Editing a Music Video in AViD Media Composer TUTORiAL

P2P | 22-08-2015 | 1.5 GB

Throughout this tutorial, we will get to know AVID Media Composer inside and out by creating a music video quickly and efficiently. We’ll take a look at the workflow in AVID as well as other third-party software such as After Effects and DaVinci Resolve for VFX work, color grading, and onlining. By the end of this tutorial, you will have all the tools and knowledge to go safely exploring the realm of the AVID Media Composer on your own. Software required: AVID Media Composer 8.4, After Effects 2015, DaVinci Resolve Lite 11.

Ultimate Ableton Live Producing and Editing TUTORiAL

P2P | 22-06-2015 | 624 MB

This is a really deep class – tons of content, tricks, and tips. I’m giving you SIX sessions to play around with. One of them (the first one) is even a finished, published complete track of mine. We are going to be covering how to produce using Ableton Live, starting from working with clips and going all the way up to some advanced production techniques.

Advanced Audio Editing TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 30 2014 | 389 MB

Audio guru is back with an Advanced Audio Editing course in our very popular Audio Concepts series. No matter what DAW you use, watch this course and really accelerate your audio editing chops! We are happy to welcome back the always informative and entertaining trainer for another installment in the Audio Concepts series. In this course, starts off explaining a bit of the history of audio editing. This is important because much of the terminology and techniques are derived from their analog predecessors. But once that’s all covered, things turn digital in a giga-hurry!

EPK Editing Workflows 04

Audio Cleanup and Special Effects

TEAM ELOHiM | 2014-10-06 | 1.83 GB

Often, the documentary content in an electronic press kit (EPK) is recorded using semiprofessional or consumer-level equipment. The microphones on consumer cameras and mobile phones generally do a poor job of leveling sound and excluding unwanted background noise. In this installment of EPK Editing Workflows filmmaker Maxim Jago shows you how to clean up and enhance audio issues like these, while improving the sound quality and adding creative special effects that make your finished project more impactful.