Soundtoys Plug-Ins TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 23 2019 | 465 MB

…::: Getting Creative :::…

In this video tutorial series, studio wizard serves up ways to use and get creative with Soundtoys plug-ins! See how to craft unique, powerful sounds and effects using some of Soundtoys best processors. Download the tracks and stems Larry uses in the videos so you can follow along at home. Larry starts with an introduction and then jumps right in, showing you how to make warm saturation effects with Devil-Loc and Decapitator, as well as using saturation to tame transients and raise the perceived volume without clipping. Next spacial effects are explored and you’ll see how to use Echoboy, Echoboy Jr., Little Plate, Little Microshift, and Primal Tap to add deepness and width to your sounds. Rhythmic effects are next, and Larry reveals ways to use Tremolator, Panman and Rhythm Step to create movement that prop[ells your tracks forward with a cool groove.

Getting Started in Studio One 4

FANTASTiC | 19 March 2019 | 735 MB

With its single-screen interface, intuitive editing tools and advanced virtual instruments Studio One is a formidable DAW. In version 4 PreSonus have added and improved features that help you tackle the challenges of modern production head on. In this 230 minute course, Studio One power user Quanta walks you through all the essentials of getting started with Studio One 4. Providing hands on demonstration so that you can get started with the software today.

Getting That Vintage Sound TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 11 2019 | 332 MB

Producer pro delivers an in-depth video series all about creating that “Vintage Vibe” in your digital recordings! See how to craft realistic sounding lo-fi effects, tape and tube saturation, vintage reverbs and more, using both stock and select 3rd party plug-ins. To begin Chris welcomes you and goes over what to expect from the video series, and then jumps right in, showing you how to create cool Lo-Fi drum tones. How to emulate Tape Hiss and Wow & Flutter is then shown, as well as how to use them effectively. Next, Chris reveals the mighty PSP Vintage Warmer plug-in and how to use it on acoustic guitars, drums, and female and male vocals, to conjure the sound of yesteryear realistically. Next the powerful Slate Virtual Tape Machine plug-in is explained and showcased for convincing use. Moving on, Chris breaks out the Waves Kramer Tape Machine plug-in and covers how to use it on drums and male and female vocals to create perfect Blues, Jazz, or old school Rock tones. Vintage Verb is next, and you’ll see how to re-create some of the tones early rack reverbs had, to further your convincing vintage feel.

Production Techniques & Strategies TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 13 2018 | 288 MB

Getting Unstuck

Helpful video tutorial series about ways to get unstuck when feeling stagnated or lost when producing your music. Get a ton of helpful ideas that will get you back on track in no time! Adam welcomes you then starts with inspiring ideas on how to extend a melody, develop a chord progression, treat your arrangement as a workspace, and using subtraction techniques to add more to your tracks. Moving on you’ll learn production techniques such as “Doing the Opposite” to come up with interesting new elements, changing colors to spark different emotions and creativity, bouncing to audio to get you unstuck, and how to focus on songwriting instead of getting distracted by sound design or mixing details. Wrapping it up Adam gives more great ideas such as ways to beneficially reduce choice for a more focused approach, ways to create variations of drop leads, including workflow and organization tips like color coding and shortcuts, ways to help reset your ears if you’ve worked on your track for too long, ideas for searching for the perfect samples to use in your songs, and what to do if you just aren’t feeling creative.

Getting Started With KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | May 13 2016 | 1.91 GB

In this 9 part course, instructor teaches you the basics of Kontakt 5 as a powerful virtual instrument and creative tool. From the basics of the interface and core features and functions, to how to start building your own sampler instruments, right through to work flow tips in some of the most popular DAWs. If you’ve always wanted to work with Kontakt but felt daunted by its technical complexity, this course is for you – find out everything you need to know to get started with Kontakt today!

MASCHiNE MK3 Getting Started TUTORiAL

P2P | 07 April 2018 | 840 MB

Get started with MASCHINE MK3 now! MASCHINE  takes you from newbie to power user in no time, covering everything you need to know to get started using MASCHINE MK3 and make beats and productions. Sami welcomes you and then goes over the basic layout of MASCHINE’s software user interface, highlighting its main features and functions, then walks you through setting up configuring its Preferences and Options. MASCHINE’s powerful Browser is then looked at in-detail, allowing you to look for and save sounds and presets, as well as how to import your own personal samples and use them inside of MASCHINE, giving you a truly endless world of sound to use in your songs and beats. Plug-ins are next, and you’ll see how to load and manage them inside of MASCHINE, including both NKS formatted plug-ins and regular plug-ins, as well as routing them and your audio and effects. MASCHINE’s powerful Pattern Editor is then revealed and explained, allowing you start making cool sequences and laying down ideas right away. Then it’s on to MASCHINE’s hardware controller, and after watching, you’ll know how to browse, load and edit sounds all from the hardware, as well as use the transport control for playback and record, and other functions.

Getting Started with Reason 10 TUTORiAL

Team DECiBEL | 10 Jan 2018 | 318.0 MB

Reason has always been a well-loved and powerful DAW. With the release of Reason 10 and its two shiny new synthesizers, have seriously upped the production and sound design game for their users. This 2-hour course bring you a comprehensive walkthrough that will not only teach you how to use Reason 10, but also all the basic knowledge to produce your own tracks.