EZdrummer for PC Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Sept 28 2013 | 289.83 MB

MAKING DRUM TRACKS JUST BECAME EASIER

Toontrack EZdrummer is a fabulous tool for creating realistic drum tracks, fast and easy. In this series, EZdrummer guru Mark Struthers shows you how to get this virtual instrument up and running on PC, as well as all of its features and functions. Mark starts out with detailed introduction and PC installation tutorials, then covers how to setup the Toontrack Solo application. Next, latency and buffer sizes are explained, followed by the EZdrummer user interface. Mark then shows you how to audition grooves, adjust humanize, velocity and tempo parameters, user grooves, expansion packs, the EZPlayer, working within a DAW and how to use multiple outputs.

Vienna Ensemble Pro Explained TUTORiAL

MP4 | May 08 2014 | 419 MB

Presented by orchestral and studio wiz Eli Krantzberg, this series is the one Vienna Ensemble Pro users have been waiting for. Eli covers all the features and functions of the industry standard, world-class Vienna Instruments and Vienna Ensemble Pro , and shows you creative ways to maximize their power and sound. If you use Vienna Ensemble Pro, this series is a must see. Eli starts with an introduction welcoming you to the series and lays out the road ahead. Next he jumps right into installation and authorization of VEP, followed by an in-depth video covering the important basics. of Vienna Instruments. Switching between Articulations is then demonstrated followed by the powerful Slot Rack, where you’ll learn how to stack patches for a layered sound, transpose the slots individually, set independent velocity curves, adjust volume and pan settings and much more. Eli then reveals the Global Controls and how to work with Matricies, giving you complete control over the entire instrument as well as personalize the factory Epic Orchestra.

Bitwig Studio Explained TUTORiAL

P2P | May 2014 | 753.21 MB

Bitwig Studio is a new, dynamic software solution for music creation and performance to realize all of your musical ideas in every stage of production, and studio wiz Timothy Allan is just the man to show you how it all works! This is the most comprehensive Bitwig Studio video title available, so follow along and see just how awesome this DAW really is. Tim starts at the very beginning, showing you how to Install and Activate Bitwig Studio, and then how to set up an Audio Interface and MIDI Controller so they’re recognized by the software. Tim then rolls up his sleeves and shows you how to Navigate around the DAW, all about the Header Interface, Browser Access Panel and Tracks Overview. This will get you going fast and give you a solid operational foundation for Bitwig Studio.

Spire Explained TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | April 29 2014 | 351 MB

UNPARALLELED SOUND & USABILITY

Laurence Holcombe is back and this time breaks down the incredible virtual synth Spire by Reveal Sound from beginning to end. This synth is truly amazing sounding and disproves any ideas that software synths don’t have the “big, fat sound” that hardware synths do. Follow along with Larry and see and hear for yourself! Laurence begins with a detailed introduction to the powerhouse synth and its GUI, followed by how to Choose and Save Presets and Banks. Next, you’ll learn all about Spire’s Oscillators, Unison and Play Modes, The Filters (including how to make a 303 type sound) and more.

Reaper Signal Flow Explained TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | April 10 2014 | 431 MB

LEARN THE INS AND OUTS

If you’re new to Cockos Reaper, or just want to learn more on the art of routing and signal flow, this title is a must have. Multi-Platinum Producer / Mixer Kenny Gioia shows you what you need to know about both basic and advanced signal flow and routing in Reaper, making your time spent in Reaper more efficient and creative. Kenny begins with an introduction explaining the important basics of Signal Flow in Reaper using pictures and diagrams. He then dives right in, revealing Reaper’s Virtual Patch Bay, where you’ll learn to recognize and utilize inputs, outputs, routing tracks and more. Channel Signal Flow is then explained and you’ll discover Input FX, Track FX, Item FX, Sends, Pans, Master Parent Send and how and when to use them.

Logic Pro X Signal Flow Explained TUTORiAL

TEAM MATRiX | 09.04.2014 | 597 MB

If you’re new to Logic Pro X, or just want to better understand the art of routing and signal flow, this is the series to watch. Logic Superman Eli Krantzberg breaks down everything you need to know about both basic and advanced routing and signal flow in Logic Pro X, making your workflow more efficient and inspired. Eli starts with the important foundations such as what audio and MIDI are, how Sound Waves and Microphones work, Cable and Pre Amp overviews, and audio and MIDI interface basics and setup. Eli then opens Logic Pro X and starts your guided journey with tutorials on Buffers and Latency, Audio Input, Audio and Software Instrument Output Channel Strips, Panning and Balance, the Direction Mixer Plug-in, using Sends & Busses, Auxiliary Channel Strips and more!

AAS Ultra Analog VA2 Explained TUTORiAL

TEAM MATRiX 28.03.2014 | 339.03 MB

In a world filled with reproductions and ever increasing complexity, Applied Acoustics Systems Ultra Analog VA-2 imposes itself as a unique and powerful synth that is fast, easy, and remarkably versatile. Synth guru Scottie Dugan takes you on a tour of this awesome virtual synth, showing you all that it can do, as well as sound design examples that will kick start your programming frenzy. Scottie begins with an intro showing you the synth and how to install, register and get it up and running. Next, you’ll learn how to save, load, import and restore Programs, followed by a look at the Play View where you can control basic performance parameters as well as the powerful Arp arpeggiator module. The Oscillators are then examined in-detail and you’ll see how this is where it all starts when making juicy, fat analog tones. The Filters and LFO sections are then revealed, and you’ll learn how to make even more complex tones.