How To Create A DAW Preset TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 13 2014 | 207 MB

It’s a common problem for my students: They have an idea, a melodic sequence for example, a beat pattern, a sounds, a line of text for a song… a have to start setting up a proper session for recording or sequencing their idea before they can start to record the input. Often, the idea is blurred or lost before they even start to catch it. This class will teach you how to build your very own preset template for any DAW (I’ll use Ableton Live) to save time when starting new projects. We’ll create a new session with all tracks named and colored, create track grouping, insert your favourite synths or fx plugins, set up send/return channels, enable midi routings, program your favorite beat patterns, prepare special tracks for side chaining and much more.

Learn How to Become a Great DJ and

be the Life of the Party TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Nov 23 2014 | 294.2 MB

Ever wanted to be a DJ but thought it looked too complicated? Are you a self taught DJ but would like to improve your DJing skills? Then this course is made for you! We’ll cover all aspects of DJing, from the basics of setting up, which cables to use, and how to troubleshoot your gear, to basic mixing, beat matching, and more advanced techniques like telegraphing. There’s nearly 2 hours of comprehensive video content + downloadable slides from the videos.

How To Make A Record TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 27 2014 | 656.9 MB

This start-to-finish guide will take you step by step into the process of conceiving, writing, scheduling, recording, producing, and promoting your record. Cheryl keeps it real, tells it to you straight, and uses a no-nonsense, slow and steady approach to covering every nook and cranny of making your own CD, all in under 1.5 hours of video lectures and with two super duper valuable reference PDFs. Examples, links, and actionable items will keep you motivated and headed in the right direction. Topics covered include: choosing songs, booking musicians, raising money, scheduling with the studio, recording instruments and vocals, working in the mix, mastering, production and pitching your record to licensing companies.

Learn How to Mix a Pop Rock Song Like a Pro TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 20 2014 | 3.81 GB

In this class we’ll show you some of the best mixing techniques used to get professional sounding pop rock mixes. We highly encourage student interaction, so If at any point you have questions or would like to start a discussion, don’t hesitate! Whats covered in this class?Drums, Percussion, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, and Vocals. Effects used such as EQ, Compression, Reverb, Delay and Automation will be analyzed in detail. Throughout the mix Ian will also be introducing a number of production techniques to help add punch, color and excitement to your mixes, including Reinforcing your Drum Tracks with Samples, Splitting the Bass, adding Guitar Amp Plug-Ins to Enhance your Guitar Tone, Side-Chain Processing, Creative Bussing, Group Processing, the addition of Vocal Harmonies, Background Vocals and more. Section by section you’ll see and hear this song come to life – matching some of the best pop rock sounds out there.

How to Make House 2014 in Live 9 TUTORiAL

P2P | 16.10.2014 | 1.07 GB

In this course we make use of our “HERO” vocals once again, this time creating a bassline heavy electro / house style track in Ableton Live 9. All the lead and bass parts are created using our ANA soft synth, but as always, you can use any synthesiser you have at your disposal to follow along with the course. All project files and sample are included.

How to Play Blues Rock and

Boogie Woogie Piano Today TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 12 October 2014 | 87 MB

Learn How to Play Blues, Rock and Boogie Woogie Piano is a primer course for everybody who has an interest in learning the piano or keyboards, or adding a new genre to their existing piano repertoire.

Electronic Dance Music Production

How To Do Mashups and Edits TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 28 September 2014 | 304 MB

In this course you will learn How To Do Mashups and Edits, and that is the best way to start to understand how Electronic Music Production works. The course works also as an introduction to Music Production techniques, so even if you don´t know how to work with the software you own, this course gives you the first ideas about what music softwares can do. Mashups and Edits, are somehow easy to do, but many people do it wrong, not on the beat and with hard transitions. At the end of this course you will be able to do them perfectly, on the beat and with smooth transitions, plus you will learn some introductory tips about EQ, Limiter, Reverb, Pitch, Filter, Automation and BPM Change, that are useful to do quality Mashups and Edits. I run the course on Logic Pro, but if you do use any other music software/DAW you can follow the course easily by using the similar plug-ins and techniques I use on Logic Pro on your software.