Creating Synthesizer Sounds for Electronic Music

ilfsn | 13.08.2017 | 919 MB

Video + PDF + Project File

What you’ll achieve: In this project-centered course*, you will create sounds and use them in your own musical compositions. Whether you’re an aspiring producer, composer, or hobbyist, this course will help you gain skills in music production and confidence using software synthesizers. Along with your classmates, you will create a massive database of designed sounds, or patches, to use in your compositions.

Incorporating Real Drums into Electronic Music TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 16 2017 | 427 MB

In this course, Josh Bess explains how to incorporate real drums into your electronic music, along with techniques to add natural feel and movement to your music creation and workflow. Josh demonstrates how to separate drum sounds recorded with a single microphone, how to warp multiple clips simultaneously, and other helpful techniques to apply to your own music creation.

Darwin v1.0 ALP

SYNTHiC4TE | April 23 2017 | 99 MB

Darwin features evolving pads, animated textures and shifting tonal soundscapes. Darwin’s specially crafted Instrument Rack design blends two sample or synth-based layers to bring unique harmonic atmospheres to your sound design, film, and electronic music projects. Each of Darwin’s 50 Instrument Rack presets is based around a pair of sounds sourced from huge collection of analog synth and acoustic sample sets, waveform loops, and granular textures. Each preset features a Blend macro control to mix the primary pair of sounds.

Subspace Distortion Sci Fi Cinematic Samples WAV

FANTASTiC | 09 April 2017 | 756 MB

Subspace Distortion – Sci Fi Cinematic Samples consists of a vast array of science fiction ambiences, deep drones, cinematic SFX, evolving atmospheres, heavy impacts / spacious metal hits, futuristic and dark synth textures, whooshes and transitions. This sound library is a unique sound design tool that allows you to quickly and easily create dense and complex soundtracks. It can be used in many different film and game genres especially action and fantasy as well as TV soundtracks / movie trailers, advertising, video game scoring, modern electronic music, and other forms of media.

Producing Electronic Music in Ableton Live TUTORiAL

P2P | Sept 02 2016 | 980 MB

Learn professional techniques for producing and mixing electronic music in Ableton Live. Producer starts with the basics of the Ableton interface and different approaches to making electronic music—some of which incorporate Ableton Push 2, the exciting new pad-based MIDI controller. He explains the important Ableton fundamentals for working with clips, warping, and effects. Next, Nate demonstrates various techniques for programming the foundation of a track—the drums—in a variety of EDM genres. He then moves into creating basslines via analog synthesis and creating lead synth sounds with Ableton Live’s built-in Operator synth. He also goes into how to create and use samples and MIDI effects, and use Push 2 for production and mixing. He pulls it all together in the final few chapters, which demonstrate ways to arrange tracks, use creative effects, mix tracks together, and use automation to finalize the mix.

Mixing Skill Sets for Electronic Music TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 13 2016 | 1.61 GB

Master the art of mixing for electronic music with easy to follow video lessons. In this comprehensive 4.5 hour course you will learn all the tips, tricks, techniques and tools necessary to get your mixes sounding professional, tight and fat, and much, much more. Learn how to create spacious mixes, how to mix using groups and bus’s, mid/side processing and a whole section dedicated to getting the low end of your track working properly. There are also 2 live mixes included so you can see the skills we talk about put into practice. This whole course is designed to help you make massive improvements to your own productions as quickly as possible.

Chordal Harmony in Electronic Music TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 10 2016 | 255 MB

New music theory course looking at the world of Chords. We welcome newcomer, a highly skilled and deeply knowledgeable educator to guide us through what can sometimes be a very complex subject. Here, we bring it right back to basics and look at the core concepts of chordal anatomy like intervals, triads, extended, 7th and major and minor chords. We put this all into context by analysing some real world tracks and discovering how their chord sequences are constructed and how you could apply the same to your tracks.