Time to get those funky rythms going!
FunkBox was used by Gorillaz when recording their new album “The Fall”, hear it at thefall.gorillaz.com! Also featured in Computer Music Magazine’s “Amazing Music Apps” special issue and Electronic Musician magazine’s “Attack of the Killer Apps” best music tools for the iPad.
Put a little funk in your pocket with the FunkBox vintage drum machine app from Synthetic Bits! FunkBox is designed to look, feel, and sound like a classic beatbox from the 70s and 80s. It uses original audio samples taken directly from our own personal collection of vintage drum machines.
In this video:
In this tutorial, I show you how to lay down beats with Funk Box. I also cover virtual ports and how to route Funk Box beats to other apps in real time like Electribe, Mo Drums, and Music
Get ready to explore the mysteries of reverse reverbing in Live
When it comes to special effects, reverse reverbs are amongst the most useable processes there are. Although the method for creating these effects is often looked upon as complex, the right technique can lead to a transparent workflow and impressive end results.
In this video you have one great tutorial on how to go about doing one, but if you are keen to learn even more I found this slightly older article on the subject. Go here >>
Reason guru shows how to get the grips with controllers
During the past year Mr. Bernard with Propellerheads has treated us with 52 weeks of Reason/Record tutorials, but he apparently has not thrown in the towel yet. It’s great that Reason’s interface emulates physical hardware but what if you actually want to use it with physical hardware. The world of controllerism only continues to grow year after year. The new boutique hardware controller manufacturers paired with the explosion of iOS controller apps means that you have an infinite set of choices for your live set up when using Reason. James Bernard will walk you through some of the history surrounding controllerism and some of the latest gizmos.
How to effectively record audio in Ableton
This tutorial walks the brand new Live user through the necessary & basic steps of setting up and Recording Audio with Ableton Live.
Part 2 of a new series featuring Ableton’s lead clinician Huston Singletary
Get the grips with how to manage sampling in NI’s Maschine
Native’s Maschine: Create tight rhythms, harmonies and melodies in moments with MASCHINE – the highly enjoyable instrument that combines a pattern-based sequencer, professional sampler, multi-effect unit and VST/AU plug-in host. Everything is intuitively controllable via the fully integrated hardware – once you touch the tactile controller the fun and intuitive workflow takes over, allowing you to stay focused on what matters – the music.
MASCHINE is constantly evolving; the latest 1.6 free update makes it possible to plug any VST® or Audio Unit™ plug in into MASCHINE, with parameters auto-mapped to the controller so you can immediately start tweaking your sounds. MASCHINE integrates easily into your computer-based studio set-up. Use the hardware controller to find, load and play sounds, automate parameters and arrange patterns on the fly. Combine this with the ability to control and sequence all of your external hardware instruments, or switch to MIDI mode to control other software. After quickly and intuitively developing your ideas, drag and drop your patterns as MIDI or audio files directly into your DAW to finalize and mix your production. You’ll soon realize MASCHINE is a powerhouse capable of revolutionizing the way you make music.
In this video:
Producer and artist Justin Myracks, aka F Major, demonstrates the sampling capabilities of Maschine, and its compatibility with MPC programs.
Ableton Live iPad controller apps – Miixer tutorial
The Miixer module for Griid gives you high-resolution control over your mix. Make precise adjustement to the volume or make drastic changes to the sends and pans. Options include 0dB lock, relative touch mode and units display. Miixer is free with Griid Pro and available as an In-App purchase for Griid.
Moog Voyager meets Electro-Harmonix Vocoder
Check out this setup. When using the Voyager’s Mixer Out/Filter In jack with a vocoder like this, the vocoder’s mic input becomes a portal for injecting rhythm into your Voyager patches. When that rhythm is MIDI Clock Synced, things get really fun, really fast.
LSDJ tutorial (advanced) by Danimal Cannon
DOWNLOAD THIS SONG HERE
https://8bc.org/music/Danimal+Cannon/Gorelax+++DMG+and+Guitar+and+LSDJ+TUTORI…
In this tutorial I break down my chiptune song “Gorelax” and show how I made the song in LSDJ. Hopefully this will inspire you get creative with LSDJ! I go into several things like:
– humanizing
– creating effects using commands
– channel optimization
– stereo tricks
– general sound design
AND MORE
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Mini-tutorial: Connecting Your iPad to Your iPhone with Midi
In this tutorial, I show you how to share a Midi connection between your iPhone and iPad that allows you to send notes from your iPad to your iPhone and vice versa. Be sure to check out my website for more tutorials: flamingstylus.blogspot.com
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DubSpot presents you with a “WaveShaper Combinator Effect w/ Malström” tutorial
For more info – http://bit.ly/kxOGZt
In this new video tutorial titled To Waveshape the Future, Dubspot instructor and electronic music producer Chris Petti shows you how to create a WaveShaper Combinator effect patch from scratch using Propellerhead Reason’s powerful synthesizers Malström and Thor. First, Petti starts with a fully-built WaveShaper effect patch plugged into to the output of Thor (which is generating an unprocessed sine wave) with a series of real-time controls mapped to Combinator. When the WaveShaper is engaged, the unprocessed sound is transformed dramatically. Then, in a step by step process, Petti demystifies the method he used to create the effect patch and shows you how to build your own WaveShaper effect from scratch, utilizing with a blank combinator patch. At the end of the tutorial you should have a good grasp of how to Wave Shape (process, bend, twist, or modify) any incoming sound and make the lead elements in your tracks more effective and lively.

