The Complete Guide to Delay TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 06 2016 | 971 MB

Strengthen the creativity in your mixes by watching our complete guide to the delay tool. If your mixes are lacking depth or a sense of reality, this is the course for YOU! This course will help you build an understanding of delay, or strengthen what you may already know about it. We’ll guide you from a brief history of the effect to the physics behind it, all the way to advanced techniques that can be used to bring your mix from good to great.

The Complete Guide to Compression TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | April 05 2016 | 1.83 GB

This course will teach you everything you need to know about compression and dynamics processors. We’ll take you from basic to advanced understanding. By the end of this class you’ll see a DISTINCT improvement in your mixes! Compressors are the most mysterious of all studio processors, and yet they are one of the most important in today’s music production. Whether you’re into recording, mixing, mastering, live sound, broadcast, or podcasts you need to know how to use compressors. In this class you’ll learn everything about using compressors. We’ll take you from basic understanding of compression through the subtle differences between the most popular compressors.

Guide to Todays Music Biz 05 Managers TUTORiAL

kEiSO | Feb 26 2016 | 956.2 MB

Most artists know they need a great manager. But finding one is tough. Before focusing on who your manager will be, you need to look at the what, where, why, and when of the manager’s role. Once you understand those job requirements, it will make identifying a manager a lot easier. This installment of Steve Rennie’s series, An Insider’s Guide to Today’s Music Biz, talks about the artist-manager relationship and how to get the most out of it, whether you are an artist or other music professional. Learn how to get the attention of managers, the right questions to ask when you meet with a manager, and the important things to think about when you hire your manager.

Making Great Music TUTORiAL

P2P | 05 February 2016 | 495 MB

The music business is built around great songs by great artists. The music business exists to bring those songs to life. Managers, producers, engineers, record labels, promoters, publishers, and concert venues: They’re all there to help connect music with audiences. But the songs don’t write themselves. This installment of An Insider’s Guide to Today’s Music Biz is designed for songwriters who want to make great music, and for industry professionals who want to understand the process behind it. Music insider Steve Rennie provides tips on what makes a great song, what a successful writing process looks like, the costs involved in recording, and the role of a producer. Steve’s experience, and his honest take on the industry, will help anyone interested in getting their music into the hands of music biz movers and shakers.

Insider Guide to Today Music Biz TUTORiAL

P2P | Jan 30 2016 | 1.20 GB

If you are looking to do something big in the music business, something great, getting your head around the big picture is one of the most important elements of success. It’s not about marketing and promotion, how to make records, how to book a tour, or how to manage your social media. Those are all important pieces of the puzzle if you want to be successful. But it’s been Steve Rennie’s experience—from working in the music biz over 36 years—that if you can understand how the music business works, what’s really important, then the rest of the pieces will fall in line.

The Ultimate Guide To Producing

A Hip-Hop Beat For The Club TUTORiAL

P2P | Sept 05 2015 | 555 MB

Learn to make music like the top producers in today’s music industry. This course is the ultimate guide to create a hip-hop beat for the club. We start from scratch and move through every detail of every step needed to make a professionally sounding record. We begin by going over recommended music gear to be used in the studio when producing modern music. We will cover both hardware and software and what to look for in each to adapt to your needs. We move on to learning what qualities to look for in the sounds for each instrument, including the synth, bass, kick, clap, and hi-hat. This section is really important because knowing what types of sounds to use can either make or break you as a producer.

Ultimate Guide to Ableton Live

English | 2015 | 148 pages | True PDF | 40 MB

The Ultimate Guide to Ableton Live is packed with walk-throughs, tips and technical advice, all put together to make your Live sessions more creative, productive and fun. If you’re totally new to the world of Live, our 39-page Beginner’s Guide is the place to start, taking you through all the software’s basic operations and functions, and priming you for the more advanced stuff to follow. The Live veteran can plough straight into the masterclasses, most of which also come complete with videos, bringing them to life on screen.