Vocal Processing With RX 10

P2P | 03 February 2023 | 318 MB

We all want our vocal tracks to sound their best, but sometimes, despite your best efforts, there are sonic issues such as background noise, hum, or harshness that make their way into vocal recordings. Not to worry! In this course, seasoned engineer Evan Sutton shows you how to clean up and process vocal tracks with Izotope RX10. First, learn how to make broad stroke changes using standalone mode, Repair Assistant, and batch processing. Next, go deeper with denoising and declipping; removing clicks, ambiance, and reverb; adjusting plosive and esses; and working with gain staging. Finally, go deeper by isolating vocals, removing track hum, and EQ matching multiple tracks.

Instagram & Facebook 4.0 Musicians

P2P | 18 August 2022 | 4.44 GB

Start driving Instagram traffic to Spotify!

The best thing about this course is that you will learn how to generate more traffic on spotify using a popular social media page like Instagram. That’s knowledge that keeps bringing you rewards every day. ** I Update this course every month with NEW Strategies as the Algorithm changes. Check out the latest SECTION ON USING INSTAGRAM REELS to improve your reach and engagement. Reels have become a high traffic area on Instagram so be sure to learn how to use them correctly to both gain more exposure and also drive traffic to your music on Spotify. Students will also get some Facebook Strategy as both social platforms are owned by Facebook and that Algorithm is similar. Digital marketing today is tricky, you’ve really got to polish your skills. This course will guide you in easy steps so you can start handling your social media management like a pro.

Twitter for Musicians & Bands TUTORiAL

P2P | Oct 6, 2013 | 39.58 MB

In this course, shows how to promote your music to the 500 million+ active users on Twitter. Learn how to build a following, craft promotional tweets that really work, and thoughtfully use hashtags—the secret to making your tweets part of a larger conversation. Plus, discover how to expand your messages beyond text by sharing photos, videos, and songs. Also shares tips on timing your tweets and measuring your engagement levels on Twitter. Want more music marketing tips? Check out Facebook for Musicians and Bands and YouTube for Musicians and Bands. nTwitter offers musicians a great way to make their voice heard and create an authentic relationship with fans—as well as people they might not connect to any other way.

Bass Lessons For Beginners

5 sections • 29 lectures • 1h 45m

Video: MP4 1280×720 44 KHz | English + Sub

Updated 6/2021 | Size: 1.89 GB ”Bass Guitar Foundations For Beginners” is the perfect start for any musician. Chords, how to improvise, harmony, theory, walking bass, common chords progression, rhythm, and more…

Facebook For Musicians & Bands

P2P | Sep 18, 2013 | 54.63 MB

Facebook is a great tool for promoting albums and gigs, but most bands and musicians aren’t using it properly. Learn how to set up a Facebook page separate from your personal one and grow your fan base online in this course with music industry professional Bobby Owsinski. Bobby shows you how to craft promotional posts that engage your audience, publish posts at the best times, and get more views and likes. Plus, find out how to use Facebook’s paid ads to get the word out about your music, without breaking the bank.

Social Media Promotion TUTORiAL

P2P | March 30 2017 | 595 MB

for Musicians, Artists, and Engineers

Any artist, band, producer, or recording engineer trying to promote their work has a wide variety of social media outlets to choose from. That said, learning all of the related tools and best practices can be daunting and time-consuming. In this course shares helpful tips and best practices for online marketing and promotion that can help you harness the power of social media to promote your music and increase your fan base. Bobby shares strategies for marketing with your website, blog, and mailing list, and explains how to optimize your presence on key social media platforms—Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram—to promote your work. He provides an overview of the social networks, shares tips for developing your brand, and goes into the overall qualities of a strong social media strategy.

YouTube for Musicians & Bands

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 19 2013 | 111.63 MB

The added visual impact of video makes it a powerful tool for promoting music, and there’s no better platform for publishing video than YouTube. It has a large, built-in audience and its formidable search engine lets fans find music in a whole new way. In this course, Bobby Owsinski shows how to create your own YouTube channel, tailor it to fit your musical brand, and make your videos more search engine friendly and shareable on networks like Facebook and Twitter. Bobby even shows you how to enable ads and monetize your content. Plus, learn how to upload videos to YouTube and other media sites like Dailymotion with just one click.