How to Use the EXS24 Sampler

FANTASTiC | 31 October 2019 | 235 MB

…::: …and Load Your Own Drum Sounds :::…

If you can’t stand Logic Pro X’s stock drum sounds and would like to learn how to load your own custom drum samples or sounds then you are in the right place! Imagine being able to create industry quality beats at will. You will be able to do this when you stop using Logic Pro X’s stock drum sounds and learn how to create your own custom drum kits! Learn music production from someone who actively produces music!

How to use Slash Chords TUTORiAL

P2P | 24 April 2019 | 7.19 GB

… To Create Unique Sounds and Basslines

Piano course that teaches how to use Slash Chords on the Piano in various ways (e.g. to create unique basslines). This course is part of my music series courses. However, it is not a prerequisite for you to have taken any of my other courses in order to take this course. With more than 10.5 hours of content, this Piano course is a course that will teach you how to use Slash Chords in different ways. The first section of this course covers the prerequisites that you need to know in order to progress to the other sections of the course . You can skip the first section of this course if you already understand all the topics that are in it. In this course, you will learn about how to use Slash Chords to create different types of Basslines.

How to use Synthesizers TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 14 April 2019 | 2.37 GB

Hello Music Composers & Producers! My name is Mike, and I will now teach you how synthesizers work, and how you can make your own sounds for your music productions.

How To Use CMI V

SYNTHiC4TE | March 01 2019 | 1.73 GB

Does this man ever stop playing about with vintage synths? The answer is a resounding no, so we’re stoked to welcome back for another How To Use course – and this time he’s lifting the lid on the iconic Fairlight /Arturia CMI V and helping us get our heads around this groundbreaking synth. Peaking in popularity back in 1982 this synth paved the way for the DAW’s we use today and only setting you back a mere £30,000 – it was a fairly exclusive piece of kit, but as you’ll see in Matt’s introduction video it’s influence on modern music is paramount with nothing else coming close to what this machine was capable of at the time.

How To Use Chipspeech TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 14 2019 | 949 MB

This time he’s checking out a very unique plugin in How To Use Chipspeech. A vintage-style speech synthesizer, Chipspeech recreates the sound of famous 80′s voice synthesis chips. Featuring 12 different voices, each with its own characteristic timbre, it also features circuit bending emulation and a multitude of different controls so the sound can be extensively modified for easy and expressive performances. Once you’ve typed in your lyrics, you then then play the syllables on your MIDI keyboard. Over these 4 videos, Bluffmunkey runs through all of the controls and how to automate parameters in your DAW before layering a chord progression to showcase what it can do. This is something not to be missed as you won’t find another plugin like this one!

How To Use Synclavier-V

SYNTHiC4TE | Jan 09 2019 | 2.51 GB

Yes, he’s back! Our go-to vintage synth guru is with us again this week, and this time he’s checking out the monster that is the Synclavier-V When it was first released back in the ’70’s this incredibly expensive piece of kit was groundbreaking, and used by artists such as Chick Corea, Michael Jackson, Frank Zappa, and Stevie Wonder. Fortunately for us, have worked their magic once again to make this beast available to those who have opted against remortgaging their house, and over these 17 videos, Matt gives us a detailed walkthrough of how to get our heads around making the Synclavier work for us.

How To Use Chromaphone 2

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 19 2018 | 106 MB

‘How To Use’ course – and this time he’s checking out Chromaphone 2. This cool and incredibly organic sounding VSTi is a Percussion Synthesizer that can create authentic tuned and unpitched percussion, along with other instruments, from scratch meaning you can create and design your own completely unique sounds instead of using samples. The sound engine features two resonators, each of which has eight possible modes: open and closed tube, marimba, beam, membrane, plate, string and manual modes. These resonators may be used in parallel (ie. independently), or coupled so that each modulates the other. Chromaphone then uses mallet and noise modules that simulate the difference in sound between soft and hard beaters giving you a multitude of outcomes and timbres. In this two-part course, 2Scoops firstly checks out the user interface and how the synth works demonstrating some of the presets before moving on to using Chromaphone on a track, shaping his own sounds for bass, leads and percussion.