How To Use Cubase 9.5 Level 2

SYNTHiC4TE | July 08 2018 | 2.84 GB

..:: Beginner Level 2 ::..

Over the next 13 videos, we welcome back Cubase sensei Protoculture, as he takes you to the next level on this masterclass journey. If you are a complete beginner or even a seasoned pro, this course has something for everyone. How To Use Cubase 9.5 Level 2, continues on from where Level 1 finished off. It is quite literary NEXT LEVEL! With loads of useful knowledge for producers starting out, we begin by checking out how to route busses and use send/return fx, take a closer look at dynamic processing, compression and sidechain compression before moving on to stereo widening, offline processing, and render in place. Protoculture then checks out a few useful stock plugins along with VCA faders and then wraps up by moving the project so it can be mastered efficiently and utilising Cubase’s powerful Frequency EQ before exporting.

How To Use Jupiter 8V TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | 05 December 2015 | 933 MB

In this ‘How To Use Jupiter 8V’, we delve into the world of one of the most iconic synths ever made, recreated for the modern era. Here, King Unique takes you through the synth that has appeared on some of the worlds biggest hits. From the the VCO oscillators, the super phat filters, to the effect and performance tabs exclusive to the soft synth version. We end the course with King Unique doing some live sound design, where you can get an insight into the sound designers thought process. This synth has it all!

How To Use Ableton Live 10 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 10 2018 | 1.12 GB

Beginner Level 1

Want to get to grips with Ableton Live 10? Maybe you’ve recently started out using the software or are considering changing your current DAW? Well over the next 18 videos, Ableton certified trainer Paul Laski aka P-LASK will take you through the key areas so you can start creating your own masterpieces in Ableton. This is a Beginner Level 1 course where Paul will show you how to get up and running with the software, from opening it for the first time to navigating through the main functions in both the Session and Arrangement view and creating your first beats, sounds, and exporting your first track

How To Use Manipulator TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 25 2018 | 334 MB

Monophonic audio alteration plugin in How To Use Manipulator. With unique granular algorithms setting it apart from other plugins, Manipulator is entirely dependant on what approach you choose to take – altering and enhancing your vocal or sound recordings in subtle ways, right through to a complete warping of the audio. The plugin primarily revolves around a pitch shifter, a harmonics shifter, and an alternator, however with each control you have an attached control to further alter the desired effect. The pitch shifter has a formant control, the harmonics shifter a ratio control and the alternator an octave control. There are several other parameters which consist of a smear function, as well as a stereo widener and detune function, and for those wanting something even deeper, the bottom part of the GUI is given over to four modulation controls which work in a similar fashion to assignable macro controls on softsynths.

How To Use Cubase 9.5 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 25 2018 | 2.47 GB

..:: Beginner Level 1 ::..

Want to get to grips with Cubase 9.5? Maybe you’ve recently started out using the software or are considering changing your current DAW? Well over the next 17 videos, Nate Raubenheimer aka Protoculture will take you through the key areas of Steinberg’s Cubase. This is a Beginner Level 1 course where Nate will show you how to get up and running with the software, from opening it for the first time to creating your first beats, sounds, and finishing your first track – all with his expert workflow tips so you can get the best start possible. First up we take a look at the audio setup and user interface of Cubase 9.5 showing you all the key areas you’ll need to know, then we bring in some drums to create the groove. Next up we add some synth, bass sounds and transition effects, and lastly we finish off by arranging the track create movement and tension with automation, add some arpeggiated pads, mix the track down, and then export the track so it can be played anywhere.

How To Use Saturn TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 06 2018 | 540 MB

This week we welcome back Rory from Hyper Production for a look at awesome saturator and distortion plug-in, Saturn. This cool looking plugin has become the go-to saturator/distortion plug-in for most producers out there and it’s easy to see, and more importantly hear why. Saturn is a multiband saturation and distortion unit with a flexible modulation routing system onboard and when you begin to run audio through it, you’re shown a useful real-time audio display. Saturn starts with just one band covering the full spectrum by default but you can then easily and dynamically create new bands by placing dividers on top of the display of the incoming audio. Once you have chosen your bands, Saturn has its own set of controls to affect its section of the audio signal and allows you to pick one of its distortion engines – tube, tape, amp, saturation and experimental. However, this is just scratching the surface of this incredibly useful plugin as each band also includes EQ sliders, frequency and feedback and dynamic knobs not to mention it’s sophisticated modulation system!

How To Use Reason 10 TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | May 06 2018 | 1.66 GB

Beginner Level 1

Want to get to grips with Propellerheads Reason 10? Maybe you’ve recently started out using the software or are considering changing your current DAW? Well over the next 14 videos, Joshua Hodge aka DJ @ War will take you through the key areas of Reason 10. This is a Beginner Level 1 course where Joshua will show you how to get up and running with the software, from opening it for the first time to creating your first beats, sounds and finishing your first track. First up we take a look at the audio setup and user interface of Reason 10 showing you all the key areas you’ll need to know, then we bring in some drums to create the groove. Next up we add some synth and bass sounds and lastly, we finish off by arranging the track using some automation, adding transitions and effects, mixing the track down, and then exporting the track so it can be played anywhere.