Guide to Apple Logic 2nd ED 2024

English | 132 pages | PDF | 73 MB

Welcome to the Music Producer’s Guide to Apple Logic Pro! Apple’s amazing Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) has now become one of the most widely-used applications for music production in the world. This mainstay of Mac music making is the centre of a compositional universe that includes the more beginner-orientated Garageband and the all-new Logic Pro for the iPad, and we are celebrating this Logic wonderland with a special bookazine dedicated to the software at its core! We are covering all aspects of Logic Pro music production, no matter where you are in your music making journey. We therefore have features on everything Logic Pro, from beginner guides to in-depth masterclasses. If you are new to Logic Pro, we have a special beginner’s tutorial to kick things off (on p10) before we dive right in with the first of seven major masterclasses on music production using some of the in-depth features in Logic Pro (p16).

Music Producers Guide To Mixing 2

English | 132 pages | PDF | 77 MB

(2st Edition)

Welcome to the Music Producer’s Guide to Mixing! This is the complete guide to helping you get perfect, professional-sounding tracks, no matter what music you make, and is brought to you by the experts at Computer Music magazine. It used to be the case that you could only really get a professional-sounding mix after years of experience working in a ‘proper’ recording studio with a (often huge) hardware mixing desk. Nowadays you get all of that mixing power – plus a lot more besides – in your software DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). So if you use one of the many DAWs out there – Cubase, Logic, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Bitwig Studio. Tracktion Waveform, or one of many more – then this guide is for you, and you already have everything you need to create perfect mixes on your PC or Mac.

Guide to Music Production 4rd ED 2024

English | 132 pages | PDF | 94.9 MB

Beginner’s Guide to Music Production Fourth Edition Unleash your inner music producer with the latest issue of Music Magazine! Dive into a beginner’s guide to production, mastering the art of recording, arranging, and mixing tracks. Get ready to elevate your music game with expert tips and techniques in this fourth edition digital edition.

Guide to Synths (3rd Edition)

English | 132 pages | PDF | 97.7 MB

Music Producer’s Guide to Synths Third Edition Unleash your musical genius with Music Magazine’s latest issue! Get your hands on 12 free synths and 3000 samples to create your own unique sound. Dive into pro tutorials on modular, classic, and new synths. Upgrade your synth music game now with our complete synth studio.

Drum Programming in Ableton

FANTASTiC | 12 January 2024 | 244 MB

Within this class I will guide you through everything you need to know to start programming your own drums in Ableton Live. At the end of this class you will be able create your own full solid drum loops using Ableton Live.

Beginners Guide to Audio Effects

HiDERA | 19 October 2023 | 2.85 GB

With such a wide range of audio effects on offer when producing, it can seem like a monumental task as a beginner to figure out what they all do! This course aims to make that task infinitely simpler by guiding you through all of the most popular effects, broken down into the main categories and with a plethora of examples to help with both understanding and putting them into practice. The course begins by explaining what an insert effect is and the concept of serial processing, before going into some of the main reasons for applying effects, including changing the timbre of a sound, making its level more consistent and placing it into a virtual space to add extra dimensions to the mix.

Beginner’s Guide to Music Theory

FANTASTiC | 10 May 2020 | 913 MB

With so many producers today approaching the art without any classical training in music, composing tracks with more melodic elements can be a challenging task. This course is designed to help students with little to no knowledge of music theory get a solid grasp on the basics, to help with creating quality basslines, leadlines, hooks and riffs in their music. Going right from the very start, with a guide to the different musical notes, Rob then progresses onto the most popular scales, showing how they can be figured out and played in various ways, depending on your preferred workflow. These skills are then applied into some lengthier lessons that provide basic guidelines for making basslines and melodies. Subsequent lessons then introduce students to polyphonic accompaniment, with simple intervals and chords, including the major and minor triads in their regular, transposed and inverted forms. All techniques are shown in practice along the way, through the construction of various phrases inside projects, including a guide to building your own chord progression. There’s also a lesson dedicated to arpeggios, showing what they are and how different MIDI tools can be utilised to create engaging rhythmic sequences.