Funk’d Up Midi Pak for SD2 and EZ Drummer

P2P | Date 2014.24.04 | Size 95 KB

The Funk’d Up MIDI Pak is just waiting to take you on a funky inspirational journey with a slight fusion twist. In the style of Jamiroquai, Prince and Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) – or even Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Mars Volta – the beats and grooves make things a little bit more complicated – musically! But it’s just as easy to use as all other XLN Audio products. Always keeping in sync with your host with quick and easy previewing and drag n drop MIDI directly to your arrangement. The Funk’d Up MIDI Pak consists of 200+ live recorded MIDI files divided in 5 grooves, 5 beats and a bunch of fills in different tempos. The beats are more straightforward funk orientated beats with many variations such as 16th hihat, 8th hihat, 8th open hihat, ride bell etc. The grooves are busier and with variations such as hihat, ride, tom specials and sidestick. Get funk’d up and stay addicted!

Up and Running with MainStage 3 TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 28 March 2014 | 656 MB

MainStage 3 turns your computer into an instrument for live performance. It allows you to perform with a laptop, play backing tracks, process vocals, and loop tracks live while accessing the same library of sounds from its sister app, Logic Pro, is known for. Who better to show off this powerful live-performance tool than a professional singer/songwriter? This course features NYC-based musician Julian Velard’s original music and his insights on working with MainStage in a real live-performance scenario. Julian begins with a quick-start guide for getting a live show ready. He covers the basic tools of the MainStage interface, including patches, channel strips, in-depth uses of the various inspector areas, MIDI mapping, and MIDI FX. He also explains how to design your own MainStage workspace—a critical piece of being comfortable on stage. Finally, he demonstrates how to use the Playback and Loopback plugins, as well as record your performances in MainStage.

Turn Up Episode 1 WAV MiDi

Team MAGNETRiXX | 17 February 2014 | 287 MB

‘Turn Up: Episode 1’ from MVP Loops brings you ten incredible EDM Construction Kits in WAV and MIDI format. Featured in the style of Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Deadmau5 and more, these Construction Kits represent the sounds that are dominating the charts. Mix and match the loops to create tons of new music ideas. ‘Turn Up: Episode 1’ from MVP Loops… Sounds Like A Hit!

Pick It Up Sound Pack for Ableton Live

Team SYNTHiC4TE | Feb 08 2014 | 63.8 MB

Uptempo fun pack with cutty drums, arp loop and custom backspin!

Jacked Up Future House MULTiFORMAT

Team DYNAMiCS | May 2010 | 637.59 MB

Format: EXS24/HALion/KONTAKT/NNXT/REX2/RMX/SFZ/WAV

JACKED OUT FUTURE HOUSE, Dirty disco beats meets New School Jack, sample library. The owner and A&R of Fetish Recordings, Joey Youngman has been producing house music since the ripe age of 11. With extensive training in classical and jazz piano, he had a strong foundation to start from. The 650+Mb content makes this a must have collection for any serious breakbeat producer looking for fresh inspiration and rock solid groove control. By far the best drum and bass sample pack in it’s class!

Swagg My Bits Up ACiD WAV MiDi

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 19 December 2013 | 284 MB

Swagg My Bits Up is a stunning new pack and into your favourite DAW. This pack brings a completely new genre to the table, influenced by Breakbeat sensation The Prodigy but also a mixture of Hip Hop, Dirty South and Dubstep. You can expect over 800 MB of crazy synths, screaming leads, wobble sounds, booming basses, unique drum patterns, and so much more. ready to create something never heard before then this product is a must-have in your sample library. All keys and tempos are included.

Avril Lavigne – Heres To Never Growing Up

Studio Acapella | MP3 | 7.17 MB

“Here’s to Never Growing Up” is a song recorded by Canadian recording artist Avril Lavigne, taken from her self-titled fifth studio album in 2013. The song was written by Lavigne, David Hodges, Chad Kroeger, Jacob Kasher, and its producer Martin Johnson.