Introduction to Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

P2P | May 12 2016 | 408 MB

Logic Pro X is a digital audio workstation that rivals any other out there. In this course, you’ll learn all you need to to start composing, recording, editing, producing, and sharing your music. Software required: Logic Pro X. Have you ever wanted to write, record, edit, and produce your own music? If so, Introduction to Logic Pro X is the perfect course for you; here you will learn to do just that in this state of the art digital audio workstation. First, you’ll learn your way around the software. Next, you’ll start laying down tracks and editing them. Finally, you’ll mix, produce, and share your project. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll not only be proficient in Logic Pro X, but also you’ll have learned some valuable tips and tricks that will make your workflow quicker and easier. Software required: Logic Pro X.

Digital Audio Production Using Ableton Live

English | MOV | 1280×800 | 30fps | AVC | AAC  | 4.84 GB

10 hours of High Definition video covering how to write a complete tune in Ableton Live, from scratch! This includes the finished Ableton Live file used in the video, with all samples and instrument settings in tact.

Introduction To Mixing TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 15 2011 | 1.15 GB

INTRODUCTION TO ABLETON LIVE 9 TUTORiAL

kEiSO| 03.02.2016 | 1.06 GB

Ableton Live 9 is a digital audio workstation for creating professional level high quality audio. Learn all about how to use Live 9 while we walk through the creation of a piece of music. Learn how to use both the session view and arrangement view, recording and processing audio and midi clips, as well as exporting, mastering, and sharing on SoundCloud and Blend.

The Art of Audio Recording:

Introduction to Recording TUTORiAL

P2P | TUTORiAL | 853.87 MB

The recording process is a fantastic audio journey. It’s guided by the audio engineer who nurtures a sound from its acoustic inception, emanating from the musician’s instrument as it travels through the air… to the proper microphone placed in an exact position… through the cable to the chosen pre-amp… then into the dynamics processors… through the mixing console’s channel strip where it gets sculpted and shaped and given perspective… until it finally meets up with the other sounds whose journeys have followed completely different paths to the final mix.

Apple Music – An Introduction TUTORiAL

TEAM kEiSO | 2015.07.05 | 136 MB

In this course you’ll learn how to get the most out of Apple Music. We’ll help you get your Apple Music account set up, then you’ll learn how to search for new music, set up playlists of your favorite tracks, listen to curated lists and even watch videos. This is an introduction to Apple Music and is designed to get you started in an hour. As you watch this course we encourage you to follow along on your iPhone or iPad and complete the steps as we go through them. Once you finish the course you’ll have a solid understanding of how Apple Music works, and how to get the most out of it.

Introduction to Classical Music TUTORiAL

P2P | March 12 2015 | 6.6 GB

Every day around the world, billions of people listen to music of one sort or another, and millions listen to Western classical music. Why do we do it? Because it’s fun? Because it energizes or relaxes us? Because it keeps us current, allows us to understand what’s happening in past and popular culture? The pull of music–especially classical music—has never been explained. The aim of this course is to do just that: To explicate the mysteries and beauties of some of Western cultures greatest musical compositions—among them masterpieces of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, and Puccini. We begin with the elements of music, breaking classical musical into its components of pitch, duration, and sound color, allowing us to better understand how music works. Next, we proceed to the compositions themselves, starting with the Middle Ages and Renaissance, to show how Western music developed in ways unique to the West. Ultimately, we reach the masters, commencing with Bach. What makes his music great? Why does it move us? What should we listen for? And so we proceed down through Western musical history, visiting virtually the people who created it and the places where they did so. By the end, we hope all of us have become more human (enriched our personalities) and had a rollicking good time!