How to: Melodyne Plugin Creating a Snare Drum with Audio to MIDI
In this video tutorial one converts a snare drum recording to MIDI data through Melodyne’s Editor Plugin. With this new MIDI file one can now replace the original Snare drum sound, re-enforce it, or completely change it all together.
Micrologue video tutorial (Cubasis 1.5)
In this video, Steinberg product specialist Sebastian Mönch teaches you how to use Micrologue inside Cubasis 1.5.
NI REAKTOR’s Fast FX Demystified
Access Part 2 of the Fast FX series and the free “How to Build a Sampler in REAKTOR” video course here: http://www.bluewatervst.com/ni-reakto…
NI REAKTOR’s Fast FX is a powerful multieffects unit optimized for performance. It’s also a bit overwhelming at first blush. Let’s crack the case…
How to Create Electro Bass Sound – Reason Tips
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Max Rehbein just might be the best thing to come out of Germany since the pretzel! Never short on amazing sounds and a willingness to share his knowledge, Max is back with another sound design tutorial. This time he’ll show you how to make an Electro Bass sound using amplitude modulation in Thor. Sound complex but it’s freakishly easy. Throw on a little distortion and you’re off to the races. We’ll let Max explain the rest but if you hear those Electro bass sounds and want to learn how to make your own, this tutorial is for you!
Reason Control Voltage Tutorial
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#6 observing how various CV source types affect oscillator pitch
Electronic music instruments rely on control voltages in some form or another. Both analog and digital systems require a means of changing pitch, timbre, loudness, and other sonic characteristics. This is achieved using control voltage, or in the case of software like Propellerhead Reason, a digital representation of control voltage.
A powerful feature of Propellerhead Reason is the implementation of signal routing in the virtual rack environment. This system includes both audio cabling and control voltage cabling. A single modulation source, such as an LFO, can control several other synths that react the instant you alter the LFO settings. This ability to have a signal from one software synthesizer control a different software synth, is an amazing feature that often goes overlooked.
For Reason users, interested in learning about control voltage routing, this on-going series will provide an introduction to the terminology and protocols in using this feature in Propellerhead Reason. The tutorials are presented as individual Reason Song Files and require various Rack Extensions that help illustrate active processes. Each lesson is embedded in the session file, so you actively experience control voltage at work, or you can quickly copy and paste patches to your own projects.
Introduction – A Brief History of Delay (Delay Explained)
In this video, take a trip back to the origins of ‘delay’ as an effect and the technologies that led us to where we are today.
This is just the introduction to the tutorial.
Check out the full tutorial here: http://www.groove3.com/str/Delay-Explained.html
Waldorf Nave 4 TRK Tape Recorder Tutorial
Waldorf Nave has a 4 track tape recorder in which you can cut,copy,trim,move,and stretch for precise editing as well as snapping the audio file into the ruler grid for easy editing and looping.
Nave – Making a patch from scratch by sampling any app
In this tutorial Ryan Hemeon shows how you can sample any iOS app using Audiobus to record into Audioshare and open it directly into Nave to start a new patch. He also shows a little bit about setting up your own patch and saving it.
“This is a really cool way to make patches, kind of turning Nave into a “Super Sampler”. I hope this is helpful! ”
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REAKTOR and MACHINE: Next-Level FX
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With all the sonic firepower REAKTOR has to offer in the sound creation department, it can be easy to forget all of the stunning effects that it includes in addition. In this tutorial, we explore three useful applications for REAKTOR FX inside MASCHINE.
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer – Micro Tutorial
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Thor sounds like no synthesizer you’ve ever heard before – and every single one of them. Where other synths use one specific form of synthesis and one single filter, the Thor polysonic synthesizer features six different oscillator types and four unique filters. Unlimited sound design potential at your fingertips.
In this micro tutorial we’ll take a look at how to maneuver this unstoppable force of synthesis and give you an overview of its main features.
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