Learning Reason 10 TUTORiAL

P2P | 30.09.2019 | 942 MB

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 48 KHz, 2 Ch

Level: 4h 6m | Duration: Beginner | Language: English + .SRT

Bring your sonic ideas to life with Reason 10, the professional-grade DAW from Propellerhead Software. In this course, Matt Piper demonstrates all of the major features of Reason 10, from setup to recording and mixing to mastering. First, he shows how to set up the preferences, use the Reason browser, and work with various windows and keyboard shortcuts. Next, he moves into recording music, showing how to record audio and virtual instrument tracks, create beats, sample audio, use REX loops, and record automation. He then demonstrates the tools used for editing—including quantization and pitch correction—and shows how to use the mixing functions. To wrap up, he demonstrates how to use the mastering tools in Reason, as well as how to quickly export individual audio tracks.

Learning Modular Synthesis TUTORiAL

Team kEiSO | 03 Apr 2017 | 950.0 MB

Moog Mother-32 Semimodular Synth

The Moog Mother-32 is a very popular starter instrument for those looking to get into modular synthesis. It contains a capable one-oscillator synthesizer voice with a Moog design filter, as well as surprisingly full-featured step sequencer. Best of all, it’s a semimodular synth in that all of its components are already wired together and able to create sounds right out of the box. But it also contains a Patch panel, allowing you to override its internal wiring as well as connect it to external synthesizer modules. Synth designer Chris Meyer gives you a quick-start introduction to all three of these sections of the Moog Mother-32, including how to mount the Mother-32 into a Eurorack-format case, plus important advice on the first external modules you might want to add to it.

Learning Music Licensing TUTORiAL

TEAM XQZT | 18 March 2018 | 318.94 MB

Licensing your music for use in video games, film, advertisements and other audio-visual contexts is one of the best ways for you to monetize your songwriting efforts. In this course, learn how to license your music. Instructor Jake Versluis helps to acquaint you with the basics of music licensing, explaining what licensing is, exactly, how income is generated in music licensing, and what you own when writing and recording. He also steps through how to strategically prepare and pitch your songs, work with quote requests and master use and sync licenses, broadcast your successes, and more.

Learning Reason 9 TUTORiAL

P2P | Oct 30 2017 | 2.66 GB

Learn the basics of Reason 9, the professional-grade DAW, from setup and recording to mixing and mastering. Matt Piper shows how to configure the preferences, use the file browser, and get comfortable with the various windows and views. Next, he moves into recording music, showing how to record audio and software instrument tracks, create beats, sample audio, use REX loops, and record automation. Then it’s time for editing, using tools such as quantization, pitch correction, time stretching, tempo and time signature automation, and the Comp Editor. Matt also demos mixing techniques, such as setting panning and volume levels; using EQ, compression, gates and sidechain compression; setting up effects sends; and creating parallel channels for compression. Finally, he demonstrates how to use the mastering tools in Reason, as well as how to prep a mix to give to a mastering engineer and how to export stems for collaborative purposes.

Learning Max for Live TUTORiAL

P2P | Oct 03 2017 | 257 MB

Max for Live is a collection of instruments, effects, and tools to expand Ableton Live’s music-production and live-performance capabilities, as well as a platform for building your own DIY devices. In this short course, author Yeuda Ben-Atar, aka Sidebrain, walks you through Max for Live Essentials (the free download for Ableton Suite 9 users), covering the Buffer Shuffler and Convolution Reverb, the LFO and Envelope Follower, and drum synths, and then shares some of his favorite third-party Max for Live devices. Yeuda also shows how to turn Ableton Live into a VJ station and program your own devices, like the patch he creates to turn the PlayStation 3 controller into a MIDI controller, with Max for Live.

Learning REAPER 4 TUTORiAL

P2P | Sept 26 2017 | 845 MB

REAPER stands out among other digital audio workstations for its customization options and the fact that it integrates with almost any hardware. Join author as he shows you how to get around the interface and get started capturing your music. He shows how to set up a new project, record live audio and MIDI, and import prerecorded tracks, and demonstrates the record modes, input settings, and auto-punch features. Then learn how to perform common editing techniques in REAPER, including trimming, ripple editing, creating fades, and looping. Finally, Garrick dives into the REAPER mixing features, showing how to apply effects, use sends, add automation, and mix down and export the final track.

Learning Vocal Production Hip-Hop TUTORiAL

P2P | Sept 27 2017 | 348 MB

Whether the lyrics in a hip-hop track are hilarious or biting, they’re in the spotlight. So, it’s crucial that your tracks sound clean and professional. With the right techniques, you can make your hip-hop vocals sound like a million bucks, even if you don’t have pricey recording equipment at your disposal. In this course, Sean Divine—a producer and mix engineer whose instrumental catalog has received millions of plays online—demonstrates vocal recording and mixing techniques that can yield impressive results. While Sean uses Logic Pro in this video, he explains concepts in a way that are applicable to the digital audio workstations and audio plugins of your choice. To begin, he covers a few initial concepts in the tracking process, like microphone techniques and vocal editing. Next, Sean walks you through the mixing process and touches on unique plugin techniques that can help you reduce harshness and sibilance. Finally, he explains basic mastering concepts and shares tricks that can help your hip-hop song compete with other commercial tracks.