Reaper Signal Flow Explained TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | April 10 2014 | 431 MB

LEARN THE INS AND OUTS

If you’re new to Cockos Reaper, or just want to learn more on the art of routing and signal flow, this title is a must have. Multi-Platinum Producer / Mixer Kenny Gioia shows you what you need to know about both basic and advanced signal flow and routing in Reaper, making your time spent in Reaper more efficient and creative. Kenny begins with an introduction explaining the important basics of Signal Flow in Reaper using pictures and diagrams. He then dives right in, revealing Reaper’s Virtual Patch Bay, where you’ll learn to recognize and utilize inputs, outputs, routing tracks and more. Channel Signal Flow is then explained and you’ll discover Input FX, Track FX, Item FX, Sends, Pans, Master Parent Send and how and when to use them.

Logic Pro X Signal Flow Explained TUTORiAL

TEAM MATRiX | 09.04.2014 | 597 MB

If you’re new to Logic Pro X, or just want to better understand the art of routing and signal flow, this is the series to watch. Logic Superman Eli Krantzberg breaks down everything you need to know about both basic and advanced routing and signal flow in Logic Pro X, making your workflow more efficient and inspired. Eli starts with the important foundations such as what audio and MIDI are, how Sound Waves and Microphones work, Cable and Pre Amp overviews, and audio and MIDI interface basics and setup. Eli then opens Logic Pro X and starts your guided journey with tutorials on Buffers and Latency, Audio Input, Audio and Software Instrument Output Channel Strips, Panning and Balance, the Direction Mixer Plug-in, using Sends & Busses, Auxiliary Channel Strips and more!

Particular Flow Cinematic Sequences WAV

Team MAGNETRiXX | 25 February 2014 | 64.8 MB

‘Particular Flow: Cinematic Sequences’ is a set of 100 loops devoted to Cinematic synth sequences. This sample pack is based on rhythmic, dramatic sequences recorded at diverse tempos ranging from 120 to 140 BPM and various tonalities to make it suitable to a wide span of projects. This collection has been produced with Cinematic music in mind but it can be used for EDM as well, given the variety of timbres and moods contained within it.