Gameboy type samples – Noizedrumz Vol.2 [nanoloop] for NI Maschine & NI Kontakt
Noizedrumz vol.2 [nanoloop] for NI Maschine & NI Kontakt
Free download at: http://www.noizefield.com
Features:
* all samples created with a nintendo gameboy running nanoloop
* recorded and mastered with DBX 386, Cubase 5, Adobe Audition
* 918 Samples
* 24Bit, 44,1kHz, wav
* all samples available in stereo and mono
* 6 nki instruments vor Native Instruments Kontakt (v. 4.2.4.5316 and above required)
* 5 nki BooTweak instruments vor Native Instruments Kontakt (v. 4.2.4.5316 and above required)
* 9 drum kits for Native Instruments Maschine
* ready for Native Instruments Maschine
Native Instruments – Absynth -György Ligeti (Continuum)
“My Absynth version of György Ligeti “Continuum”. There was no over dubbing. This was all done using Absynth’s envelopes. I created 48 different patches for the piece . I then bounced each one out and edited then together to complete the work.”
Native Instruments FM8 Tutorial: Sound Design Using the Arpeggiator + Morphing
More info – http://bit.ly/Ark8bk
In this video tutorial, Dubspot Electronic Music Production and Sound Design instructor Evan Sutton demonstrates arpeggiation and morphing function of Native Instruments’ FM8, and uses them to build TB-303 style acid/techno bassline.
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We’ll start with a classic FM pair, which consists of two oscillators, each loaded with sine waves. Once a usable tone has been created, movement is introduced by adjusting the modulator’s amplitude envelope. The arpeggiator in FM8 is designed to take incoming notes and build a new sequence according to the settings in the Pattern Editor. It blurs the line between step sequencer and arpeggiator, as it has a step matrix, with many flexible features. The last step is to create some variations on the sound. FM8’s morphing capabilities allow for four different patches to be transitioned between (morphed). Remember that not all parameters in FM8 can be morphed. All FM8 library patches have four morph variations built in. Once the sound is complete, it’s time to jam. We’ll add MIDI control for the morph box in the host DAW, and fire away. – Dubspot Instructor Evan Sutton
Reaktor Monolite 1.0.5
http://nonorder.wordpress.com/
Monolite is a new experimental noise/drone/fx Ensemble for Native Instruments Reaktor.
Technical info: 4 sine oscillators + tone cut filter + grainer unit (granular processing) + fx unit with 17 different effects + automizable X-Y controller for fx + high-quality reverb. Low CPU-usage
Note: The ensemble works best with Reaktor 5.6.2
Native Instruments 203: Reaktor: Revealed x 35 videos
Native Instruments 203: Reaktor: Revealed by Brian Cass
Video 2 of 35 for Native Instruments 203: Reaktor: Revealed
Imagine having all the tools you need to build your own synthesizer. Thats what Reaktors all about! Join sound design and synthesis maestro Brian Cass as he reveals the inner world of this amazing instrument from Native Instruments. And along the way youll learn everything you need to know to begin designing and building your own, unique virtual synths and sound modules.
This tutorial starts out with an intro section that gives you a deep understanding on how Reaktor is put together and how you iinteract with its interface. Next youll learn all about its amazing tone generators, filters, envelope generators and other modules that you can use to build you own custom synth.
Throughout this tutorial adventure Brian leads you on a synth design/sound design journey showing you all along the way how and why Reaktors programable objects are connected together giving you deep understanding of programming and synthesis all at the same time! By the time you get to end of this 35 video tutorial youll be ready to take on the synth world with your newfound Reaktor skills!
After watching this tutorial, checkout our ever-expanding library of Native Instruments tutorials below and forever-expand your NI sound experience!
More info on this title: http://j.mp/yTglM0
Enjoy
Musicrow Sound Pilot – Synthesized Effects for Reaktor
http://www.mcrow.net/ Will be released on March 2012
With Sound Pilot you are the pilot! Blurring the difference between an effect and a sound generator, Sound Pilot opens new sonic dimensions for the innovative music producer and sound designer. Sound Pilot is part of Musicrow Golden Ensembles pack for NI Reaktor.
Sneak Peek At The Future Of TRAKTOR
We were quite fascinated by the snapshop from Native yesterday, now the mystery around Traktor has been somewhat more revealed in the teaser video:
Spring 2012 will bring another major innovation from the team behind TRAKTOR. In this exclusive preview, you can take a sneak peek at the new TRAKTOR software and controller — and the birth of a groundbreaking new workflow. Stylish multi-color pads trigger loops and samples, allowing for on-the-fly remixing. Watch the video and see how a DJ set can become a powerfully creative live performance.
What the upcoming product does is to take the virtual deck metaphor of Traktor and makes each deck a sampling machine. Each deck can trigger one-shots and loops, coupled with the mixing, cueing, and effects possibilities of Traktor as a DJ tool.
More info coming very soon: http://www.native-instruments.com/traktor
This performance uses Loopmasters sample content from the following titles :
Lynx – Eclectic Drum And Bass
Kanji Kinetic Presents Drumstep & Mutant Bass Vol.1
http://www.loopmasters.com
Native Instruments Maschine – live Finger Drumming by DJ Seap
This video features a live performance by DJ SEAP (aka Nigel Sifantus) on the MPC inspired Maschine by Native instruments. There is no sequencing used. All sounds are created, edited and mapped by SEAP then played live “finger drum” style with no edits. Like many of the underground pioneers of finger drumming MPC players, Dj Seap is a Drummer, DJ, Producer with a background ranging from Jazz to Electronica to Metal. You hear all those influences here in this Dubstep inspired track.Equipment used: Ableton Live 8, Native Instruments Massive, the Mouth, and the Finger for sound design, Maschine for performance, and Izotpe ozone plugin for mixdown of the audio. favebook.com/djseap nigelsifantus.com twitter.com/nsifantus
How to Make a Classic Chip Tune Videogame Sound
Make a Classic Chip Tune Videogame Sound (Deadmau5 and Madeon Style) in NI Massive!:
“I got a few requests asking how to get that classic N64-ish sound so I decided to make a video on it. This patch is great for adding fills into your songs as shown by Madeon in many of his hits. Deadmau5 also used this chip tune sound in his track, “Meowtingtons Hax More”. I personally love this sound, though I have not yet been able to use it in my tracks… (I’m sure I will when I need to fill in my high frequencies with something).”
Robot arm is playing the drum machine
robot arm programming: Motoi Ishibashi
software programming: Daito Manabe
using Ableton Live and Native Instruments Maschine to
make beats.

