Sound Mob MULTiFORMAT

FANTASTiC | 30 January 2016 | 505 MB

‘Sound Mob’ is a gang of incredible samples, riffs, loops, and one-shots combined into one outstanding product. It’s perfect for all Urban, Pop, Dance, and groove based music genres. ‘Sound Mob’ has 34 total Kits and includes synths, keys, brass, strings, guitar, bass, and drum kits that have all been played, recorded and processed in a top notch… ‘Sound Mob’ comes in 11 separate formats including WAV, MPC, Maschine, Kontakt, EXS24, Battery, Ableton, Mach 5, Halion, Reason NNXT, and Studio One Impact formats. Just load up your Kit and get to work.

Recording & Editing Audio in Studio One 3 TUTORiAL

YODA HAPPY NEW YEAR| Dec 31 2015 | 191.88 MB

Presonus Studio One 3 excels in recording and editing audio thanks to its powerful new audio features. In these in-depth video tutorials DAW guru Scott Fritz shows you the important basics as well as creative, advanced techniques when recording and editing audio in Studio One.

First Song with Studio One 3 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE| Dec 29 2015 | 876 MB

PreSonus Studio One 3 gives you everything you need to take your musical ideas and turn them into a complete, shareable masterpiece. In this in-depth video tutorial series, computer music expert shows you how to go from idea to finished product and everything in between using just Studio One

Studio One 3 Tips and Tricks TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 11 2015 | 479 MB

NEW TRICKS FOR A NEW DAW

Studio One 3 offers an incredible range of tools for recording and editing audio, and Michael Tomblin is here to show you how to get creative with them in this great video tutorial training series. Learn way cool tips and tricks to help you optimize your workflow and master Studio One 3’s processing features and more. Michael starts by showing you how to create your own Plug-In Thumbnails and Plug-In Favorites Folder to enhance plug-in selection and management. He then dives into Creative Processing Tricks like Reverse Audio, Adding White Noise to Snares, Enhancing Kicks, Mono Effects, and more. Mike then turns to Checking and Correcting Phase, as well as De-Essing techniques in Studio One 3. Moving on, Mike teaches you how to Create a Ducking Delay, and ends by showing you How to Set Up your Main Channel with a Chain of Plug-Ins.

Studio One 3 Advanced TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 26 2015 | 530 MB

THE NEXT LEVEL OF STUDIO ONE

Studio One 3 includes tons of advanced features, and this series by Studio One guru digs into them. In this in-depth video series, you’ll learn how to use some of the less obvious and most powerful features that Studio One 3 offers. Marcus begins with how to use Pipeline to connect your outboard gear, how to capture IRs with IR Maker, Vocal Comping, advanced Console/Arrange Window Options, and Creating Monitor Mixes. Marcus then covers the Project Page, Mastering with Extended FX Chains and integrating Melodyne with Studio One 3. He then ends with videos on Studio One 3’s groove features, such as how to Extract Grooves, Detect Transients and place Audio Bend Markers, as well as the powerful Quantize/Slice Mode.

Recording & Editing MIDI in Studio One 3 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 06 2015 | 282 MB

MAKE SOME MIDI MAGIC

Studio One 3 adds extremely powerful new MIDI features, and Scott Fritz shows you how to use and abuse them! In these 12 videos, you’ll learn everything from MIDI basics to advanced tips & tricks and MIDI workflow techniques. Scott starts by showing you how to connect your MIDI controllers into Studio One 3, then moves to adding and controlling Virtual Instruments to your song. Next, Scott demonstrates how to use the MIDI Editor for Drum Editing, as well as the Track List in the MIDI editor for deeper editing. With the basics covered, Scott focuses on useful actions and musical functions, from the common, to the less common that can help improve your MIDI workflow in Studio One 3.

Switching from Pro Tools to Studio One 3 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 17 2015 | 230 MB

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP

Studio One 3 is hot, fully featured, and getting a ton of buzz. If you’re a Pro Tools user who’s thinking of making the switch to Studio One 3, Pro Tools guru shows you what you’ll need to know to get up and running, as well as convert your Pro Tools mind into the ways of Studio One 3. Starts with the basics, explaining How to work with the Start Page and do your Basic Setup. From there, he explores differences in the way Audio Tracks, Monitoring, and Recording are handled. Next, helps you understand how to use Studio One 3’s powerful Instrument Tracks. With the basics covered, Eli now takes you into more advanced topics, like how Studio One 3 differs from Pro Tools with regard to Zooming, Editing, and working with Effects. The final three videos all dive into Mixing in Studio One 3 vs. Pro Tools, with a separate video on the Console, Sends and Effects Channels, and Busses and Bouncing.