Monthly Archives: December 2020

The Piano Songs For The Beginners How To Play Piano Music By Yourself By Bach, Mozart, Beethoven And The Great Composers: Learn Piano Book PDF

By FreshPost | December 16, 2020

The Piano Songs For The Beginners How To Play Piano Music By Yourself By Bach, Mozart, Beethoven And The Great Composers: Learn Piano Book PDF

This book is all you need to start playing the most famous and beloved classical piano pieces by great composers like Bach, Mozart and Beethoven!

This easy-to-follow method, used by thousands of students and piano teachers, is designed to be interactive, engaging, and enjoyable.
The follow great pieces are covered in this book:

•Beethoven’s Für Elise
•J.S. Bach’s Prelude in C Major
•Mozart’s Turkish Rondo
•Pachelbel’s Canon
•Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker
•Liszt’s Hungarian Dance
•Brahms’ Lullaby
•Mendelssohn’s Wedding March
•Strauss’s The Blue Danube Waltz
•Grieg’s Hall of the Mountain King
•Handel’s Hallelujah
•Dvorák’s New World Symphony
•Chopin’s Prelude
•Bizet’s The Toreador Song
•Verdi’s La donna è mobile
•Schumann’s The Wild Horseman
•Paganini’s Caprice Number 24
•Beethoven’s Ode to Joy
•Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake
•Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik
•Mascagni’s Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana
•Offenbach’s Tales of Hoffmann
•Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice
•Dvorák’s New World Symphony
•Erik Satie’s Gymnopedie
•Greensleeves
•Rossini’s William Tell Overture (Theme from the Lone Ranger)
•and many more classics!

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Ear Training Course TUTORIAL

By FreshPost | December 16, 2020

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Ear Training Course TUTORIAL

In this ear training course we are looking at a few easy exercises for producers, to strengthen the ability to spot errors in the mixdown. Following these exercises daily will train your ears in no time.

Video 1 – EQ Training (02:52)

The first segment of ear training is perceiving EQ changes. For this matter, we are simply scanning over a reference track with various filters, and experiment with different settings.

Video 2 – Binaural Spectrum (07:33)

Secondly, we are learning to spot differences in the binaural spectrum. This is an exercise guaranteed to trick even to most experienced engineers and change your perspective of panning position.

Video 3 – Dynamics (02:44)

Lastly, we are developing our understanding in dynamics. Controlling the dynamics of a mix, is a sure way to make your productions sound polished and professional.

Video 4 – Training Harmony (15:39) & Video 5 – Training Rhytm (15:24)

The course also includes two remaking practices to help you expand your understanding as a producer, by learning to remake harmonies and rhythm. A simple yet effective way to train your producer skill effectively!

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Bass House Sound Design Tutorial Course

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Bass House Sound Design Tutorial Course

Want to know how to create that Bass House sound? Welcome to class. In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Phillip. He will give you the rundown of what to expect and how to create sounds for Bass House. This course is straightforward, to the point and shows every step in great detail. Phillip is using FL Studio and Serum. While it is not required, if you have it, feel free to follow along.

Video 2 – How to create the “Whomp” sound

Ready to get started? Join Phillip as he starts with a basic tone and in just 3 minutes you’ll hear it transform into an awesome “Whomp” sound. To get started you will learn how to set up 2 oscillators. You will then learn how to shape the sound by adjusting the LFO and how to use FM synthesis.

Video 3 – 7th Bass

It’s time we add some beefy layers. In this video, Phillip shows you how to use different oscillator types and the effects of changing octaves and semi-tones. Phillips will show you how to apply a cut off filter and the modification of a standard LFO. You will also learn how a mono sound can have a stereo feel.

Video 4 – Fuzzy Bass

It’s time to shake the walls and rattle the Earth. Phillip gives you his recipe for a pre-drop or transitional filler bass sound. You won’t believe how simple it is to create a phat distorted bass line that is crystal clear.

Video 5: – Wobble and Whomp

Ever end up with too much high end? Phillip shows you an easy fix for balancing out the highs. The sound in today’s lesson will be utilizing an FTT wavetable and an analog oscillator. He will show you how the oscillators interact and come together to create a totally pro sounding whomp that wobbles.

By the end of this lesson, you will know how to modify the LFO and give it a slope as well as how to create movement in sound.

Video 6 – How to Lead

A good lead is an attention grabber to listeners. In this section, Phillip changes octaves on stock oscillator sounds and applies hyper dimension and other effects to create a powerful lead tone good for break down melodies.

Video 7 – High-end Drop layer

For this session, you may want to take some notes. There are several steps that you don’t want to miss. You will be multi-routing the LFO to both oscillators, changing the chorus pitch, discovering the benefits of adding some noise and pilling on some subtle effects.

Video 8 – Making your synth speak

It’s not Halloween but Phillip is making some creepy talking sounds that will blow your mind.

Shaping oscillators and using bit crusher distortion. It’s time to learn how to make your synth sound speak. Wrapping up this lesson Phillip demonstrates how to widen the creepy talking synth sound.

Video 9 – Lead 2

This is a fantastic session as Phillip shows you how to make a stellar lead sound. Using 2 oscillators and 8 unison voices you will hear the impact of increasing porta, the use of envelopes(A.D.S.R.) and how making small adjustments can smooth and shape your sound to perfection. You will also learn how to route different modifications to each oscillator and how to make the gliding down effect.

Video 10 – Shift Lead

Now you will be shaping the sound of the lead used for the Drop. Using the electric guitar oscillator and applying multi-effects phaser and flanger. Phillip also shows how to eliminate too much low end by adjusting octaves on the oscillators.

Video 11 – Bass Pluck

In this video, you will learn how to make a metallic rhythmic sounding bass pluck. Phillips also details how to remove any clicking noises, how to EQ in the mid-range and how to widen the sound by cloning and adding unison voices.

Video 12 – Creating Reese Bass

Reese Bass is the sound heard more in DnB. Phillip will show you how to create the sneaky creeper bass while explaining how to achieve the 2 most usable type of Reese bass. The high end and the darker low end. You will also hear different combinations and modifications to make the sound more diverse.

Video 13 – Thump

How to make deep thumping bass for your drop. Phillip demonstrates removing sustain and how to place the attack to get a plucking sound. You’ll end up with a great distorted percussive thumpy bass sound.

Video 14 – Drop Sequences

Apply all you have learned and you are ready to step it up. Phillip will draw shapes in LFO 1, 2, and 3. Using one to create movement, one delayed to ad more control and shape, and 3 to create pulsations in the sound.

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Sample Market Originals: Subb-an WAV

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Sample Market Originals: Subb-an WAV

We are proud to welcome Subb-an to our Original Series with over 610MB of inspirational sounds and samples.

One Records London based co-founder, Subb-an, continues a path along one of diligence, refinement, and exploration. Drawing upon vitality and spontaneity, it’s this intuitive, free-flowing vibe that has also found its way into, not only his music but also the curation of One Records, which continues to flourish as another major focus for the artist. Previous releases feature on Cabinet Records, Spectral Sound, Fuse and Pleasure Zone

Packed with analogue drum machine rhythms, minimal-tech house drum grooves, rolling sequenced basses, modular-like sequences, deep keys and dubby stabs, lush pads, textures, FX and more, this collection is a massive source of inspiration.

All loops are tempo labelled and all music loops are also key-labelled.

WHAT’S INSIDE

125 Drum Loops (including stems)

42 Bass Loops

39 Synth & Music Loops

39 Pad Loops

15 Textures

26 Bass Hits

15 Synth Hits

22 Hats

10 Kicks

25 Percussion Hits

11 Claps

11 Snares

Wav: 610.4 MB, 405 x WAV 44.1 kHz, 24-bit

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Sample Market Originals: Christian Burkhardt WAV

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Sample Market Originals: Christian Burkhardt WAV

The second instalment of our Original Series comes from the German minimal House and Techno maestro Christian Burkhardt.

Christian Burkhardt is an artist truly absorbed with the range of sonic possibilities. A producer not content with existing within the realms of House and Techno, but one that is determined to further stretch its limits with his signature sound. A native of Heidelberg, Germany, who along with the likes of Reboot, Johnny D, Markus Fix, Ray Okpara – all from the country‘s Southwest quarter – have carved out a niche‘ revolution within House and Techno that has influenced the global electronic music community nearly as much as Detroit, Chicago, London and Berlin have in there respective years of glory. He approaches music-making with a strong detail to complex rhythms that not only move your body, but rise above generic club music. His masterful use of technology meshed with the warm sounds of analog gear and many of music production experience, have tinged his production with a unique sound that other producers praise and DJ‘s never seem to stop playing. With releases on well respected labels such as Cocoon, Raum… Music and Eastenderz, to name a few, he has established himself as one of the top underground artists.

Christian delivers a unique collection of royalty-free signature sounds and loops.

Here’s what to expect:

Drum Loops -> Expertly programmed drum grooves from trippy and driving to swung and groovy. All drums come as full mixes as well as stripped stems for fully customisable drum programming.

Modular Loops -> Live modular sequences, quirky sounds, bleeps and hypnotic groove tools.

Bass Loops -> Deep subs, acid lines, modular sequences and more.

Synth Loops -> Deep chords, spacey synths and twisted sounds.

Backgrounds -> Processed urban field recordings, deep atmospheres and strings.

SFX -> Noises, risers, drum rolls and weird sounds.

Single Hits -> Kicks, snares, claps, hats, percussion, bass and synth hits with analogue character.

All loops are tempo-synced at 128bpm and key-labelled where applicable. Check out the demos for an idea of what this fantastic pack has in store.

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Mixing Vocals [Tutorial Course]

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Mixing Vocals [Tutorial Course]

In this course we are going to learn how to mix vocals inside FL Studio 20. We will learn how to take a sample pack vocal, and best prepare it for your track.

Some of the things we go over include how to prepare your vocal to be mixed, EQ techniques to make sure you can effectively remove any unwanted frequencies, how to use compression in order to get the most out of your vocal, as well as what FX to use to give your vocal the proper space in the mix. We also go over a few ways to make a vocal chop with your vocal, to use for the drop of your song.

1. Prepping The Vocal:

The first step is to what I call “prep” the vocal. This means picking the best takes, noise gating the vocal/checking for pops/clicks/background noise, and some slight autotune.

2. EQing The Vocal:

Once our vocal is properly prepped, it’s time to EQ. Using Fruity Parametric EQ 2, we cut out some problematic frequencies in our vocal, and boost the high frequency to guarantee it’ll cut through the mix. We also go over how to use Maximus to De-Ess your vocal to make sure no harsh S sounds get to the final product.

3. Compressing The Vocal:

Now we go over compression. Compression is used to level your vocal and make it easy to implement in the context of a track. For this we use the compression feature on the Fruity Limiter.

4. FX:

Once are vocal is nice and compressed, we go over FX. This includes using reverb and ping pong delay to give your track depth and space. We also go over some cool ways to futher give your vocal depth including stereo shaping and creating artificial harmonies.

5. Creating a “Vocal Chop”:

In the final video, we go over a few different ways to create the popular “vocal chop effect” often used in Future Bass. We go over two ways including chopping the vocal manually in the playlist, as well as using Harmor to turn your vocal into an instrument.

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Test Press Serum Mainroom Dubstep

By FreshPost | December 16, 2020

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Test Press Serum Mainroom Dubstep

Get ready to mosh. Serum Mainroom Dubstep delivers 100 masterfully produced presets that capture the energy and aggression of modern dancefloor dubstep.

Designed by one of the scene’s leading sound designers and inspired by some of the genre’s biggest producers, Serum Mainroom Dubstep delivers some of the hardest-hitting, pro-produced, dubstep preset patches to date.

Each patch is intuitive and playable and uses all of Serum’s modulation parameters including the four macro controls.

Contains:

· 10 x Atmospheres
· 40 x Bass Mids
· 05 x Drum Hits
· 15 x FX
· 10 x Reese Bass
· 10 x Scream Bass
· 05 x Sub Bass
· 05 x Yoinks Bass

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AudeoBox Booster Pack – Trap Hats WAV

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AudeoBox Booster Pack Trap Hats WAV

A companion piece to our legacy Jetpack collections, Booster Packs will explore hyperly specific aspects of production techniques and tools, to bring hone in on simplifying the work you don’t need to do, so what better place to start than Trap Hats.

With the combined talents of Q Rock SVGAR, Fyre and overseen by Skimmy, Booster Pack: Trap Hats, is a one stop shop for every type of trap hat loop or sound you could want. From one-shots to rolls to recreations, BP is both plug and play, while also giving you the flexibility of choice.

Pulling inspiration from todays best, Booster Pack: Trap Hats was created for work worth of today’s rap heavyweights such as Drake, Migos, Roddy Rich, and DaBaby. You’ll find way more than your usual suspects, with no pattern or sound being spared.

Contains:

· 28 120BPM Hat Loops
· 27 130BPM Hat Loops
· 28 140BPM Hat Loops
· 27 150BPM Hat Loops
· 25 160BPM Hat Loops
· 19 Hi Hat Rolls
· 10 Industrial Hat Loops
· 15 Hi Hat One Shots
· 10 Open Hat One Shots
· 17 Q Rock Hi Hat Loops
· 12 Skimmy Signature Hat Loops

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Splice Originals The Glow WAV

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Splice Originals The Glow WAV

The Glow is centered around the classic soul sounds that glittered and glowed, spiced up a notch through resampling. Producer Xan Young combined elements of classic 1970s soul with boom bap hip hop beats. He layed down guitar, Prophet 6, Arp Odyssey, Juno 60, Fender P Bass, piano, and vocals—each meticulously written and performed through Class-A 500 series preamps. Each instrument was then layered together, printed, and chopped up in much the same way someone would find a tasty segment from an old soul record and toss it in an MPC.

Contains:

· 14 Bass Loops
· 23 Drum Loops
· 23 Electric Guitar Loops
· 17 Hi Hat & Top Loops
· 32 Melodic Stacks
· 30 Acoustic Piano Loops
· 30 Resampled Loops
· 31 Synth Loops
· 35 Vocal Loops
· 11 Clap One Shots
· 02 Cymbal One Shots
· 08 Hat One Shots
· 13 Kick One Shots
· 10 Perc One Shots
· 08 Rim One Shots
· 01 Snap One Shot
· 09 Snare One Shots
· 09 FX & Textures
· 61 Melodic One Shots

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Splice Dez Wright Mountain Moving Pack WAV

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Splice Dez Wright Mountain Moving Pack WAV

Multi-platinum and Grammy nominated producer Dez Wright (Drake’s “Landed,” Lil Uzi Vert’s “Bigger Than Life,” A Boogie’s “Numbers,” Bad Bunny’s “Pero Ya No”) moves mountains with his latest Splice pack. Loaded with his signature trap melodies, this pack manages to feel otherworldly and atmospheric while staying grounded in the natural world.

Dig into a ton of synth one-shots featuring flutes, pads, and more in a variety of keys; drum and percussion loops and one-shots; and textured FX.

Contains:

· 20 808 One Shots
· 06 Clap One Shots
· 15 Hi Hat One Shots
· 02 Kick One Shots
· 27 Percussion One Shots
· 23 Snare One Shots
· 16 Percussion Loops
· 14 FX Loops & One Shots
· 81 Tonal Loops
· 25 Tonal One Shots

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Future House In Serum [Tutorial Course]

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Future House In Serum [Tutorial Course]

Want to know how to create that Future House / Don Diablo / Hexagon style sounds? Welcome to class. In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Phillip. He will give you the rundown of what to expect and how to create sounds for Future House. This course is straightforward, to the point and shows every step in great detail. Phillip is using FL Studio and Serum. While it is not required, if you have it, feel free to follow along.

Introduction (00:42)

In this introductory video your instructor, Filip, will begin by introducing himself.

Filip will then give a course overview. He will be giving examples of the topics covered in throughout this course by playing each sound individually that you will be learning how to create. You will also learn how and where to place each part, how to shape the sound as well as what effects to use.

By the end of this course, you will know how to set up oscillators, apply filters and use envelopes. This knowledge will allow you to create your own chords, leads, and bass lines to achieve that flawless signature Future Bass sound.

Video 1 – Bass 1 (02:11)

In this video, Filip will teach you how to make a bass line. This bass line will be layered with your sub layer and will occupy the mid and low frequencies of your track. He will also be covering the proper adjustments you need in order to correctly layer sounds.

Video 2 – Bass 2 (01:41)

This is the second bass line. In addition to the first bass line, this video will be covering the bass line that will be used for drops. Filip will also cover the use of tube distortion and multi-band compression.

Video 3 – Sub Bass (02:27)

For some, this may just be the best topic of the course. Filip will show you how to create and shape a pristine sounding smooth sub bass layer that will accommodate your drops. This process involves the precise use of an EQ to carefully remove the high frequencies and boost the mids without it sounding muddy.

Video 4 – Stab (01:23)

This video covers how to open your drops with chords and the stab to use within your drops.

Filip will show you what adjustments you need to make to frequency and volume when it comes to an overpowering high stab in order to get a brilliantly bright sound.

Video 5 – Burp (01:58)

This interesting effect sound can best be described as capturing the vibration from deep within the throat of a toad. The burp. You will learn how to create illusions in sound. With simple tweaks of the EQ, you will be able to maintain the feeling of a lower frequency sound that will come through astoundingly clear.

Video 6 – Big Lead (02:56)

This is it. This is how to make your lead layer synth sound. This sound can also be used as the main layer in your drops. Filip will show you how to apply a sub-bass oscillator that is not going to be used for bass, but mids. Watch a simple tone transform into a full, rich, and bright lead sound. You will also discover the recipe for a seamless glide and how reverb dictates the width of your lead.

Video 7 – Saw Lead (02:07)

This is the staple to a future house sound. The Saw Lead. Filip will show you how to adjust the unison voices of the oscillators, how to shape the sound by using the LFO, How to apply a trigger to ensure the changes take effect each time the note is played rather than just at the start of each loop. This part of the course also covers changes to the chorus effect and how to adjust the high end.

Video 8 – Saw Lead 2 (02:56)

This video makes some changes to the Saw Lead from the previous video in order to achieve a lighter, retro-sounding clean lead. With this sound being similar to another Filip covers how to apply reverb to create a breathy sound that has plenty of room.

Video 9 – Pluck (02:09)

The pluck. Filip will show you how to produce the sound of an electrified nylon pluck. You will learn how to adjust semitones, octaves, decrease decay, and how to widen the pluck through the use of different effects and settings. This ensures you know how to create the perfect pluck for any track.

Video 10 – Organ (02:24)

Never think just an old boring tone has nothing to offer. Or just because it sounds flat doesn’t mean it can’t be widened. In this video, Filip will show you how to create a digital organ sound that is key in Future House for breakdowns and drops. You will learn how to subtly add warmth by using distortion and how to broaden the sound by using reverb and delay.

Video 11 – Chords (02:38)

Get ready to create a chord that will gradually build in power, reach its peak and subtly fade as if played in a large hall. The combination of 3 notes in unison creates a chord that delivers the right amount of dramatic, cinematic feel and touch of rhythmic shake that it will work perfectly as your lead drop layer.

Video 12 – Chip Tune (01:49)

No doubt everyone loves that 8-bit, retro, video game sound effect. Filip will show you how to achieve the sound, make it ring out, and how to adjust it to your own tastes. This sound can be used during any transition or applied to the fill of your drop.

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FL Studio 20 Pro Tips Tutorial Course

By FreshPost | December 16, 2020

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FL Studio 20 Pro Tips Tutorial Course

This course is design for you to learn the some of the most important action that needs to be taken in order to achieve a certain production goal in FL. We are looking at some of the hidden special feature inside FL that can add ease or take your production to a whole new level by improving your overall workflow.

Video 1 – Workflow Tips (27:08)

Your workflow is the one that drives your music to a certain direction and in this video you will learn how to optimize FL Studio 20 to better suit and Improve it.

Video 2 – Piano Roll Tips (16:38)

The piano roll is where we put our secret ingredient in music production since thats the only place where we can lay our chords and melody and in this video you will learn how to utilize some of the most powerful tools inside the piano roll that are often underminded by a lot of users. You will learn how to use some of the hidden features to your advantage.

Video 3 – Sidechaining Tips and Tricks (08:06)

Its vaguely important to know how to dig up some space on some elements in order for the other element inside your track to pass through and in this video you will be learning about the different ways that you can execute sidechain compression inside FL studio using a few different plugins just within your built in arsenal.

Video 4 – Mixing Tips (09:34)

Mixing is one of the most ifluential stage in the production realm since it takes the arrangement and the overall production in a new level. In this video you will learn how to properly approach mixing whether you are mixing drums,guitars or vocals. This concept can be very well applied on any element

Video 5 – Tips on Using third party plugins (05:39)

Plugins are some of the most useful and powerful tools inside your DAW. Some of them are built in inside your DAW and some of them are paid. In this video we will learn about the ways that we can make the most out of our third party plugin and you’ll learn the advantage and disadvantages in using third party plugins inside FL.

Video 6 – Sound Design tips (15:38)

Sound Design is the most time consuming stage in music production since it involves a lot of tweaking and Exploring new sounds. In this video you’re gonna be learning some of the ways that you can manipulate your sound using a few different methods.

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Future Bass Tips & Tricks [Tutorial Course]

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Future Bass Tips & Tricks [Tutorial Course]

Do you want to make Future Bass like the pros? In this course, Josh Isaacs will show you 5 tips and tricks that he’s discovered to help improve your Future Bass production. You’ll learn how to make your sounds stand out through improved chord structure and composition techniques, as well as layering of different sounds. In addition, Josh will share some classic Future Bass production techniques such as pitch bending, utilization of samples, fills, & arpeggios, as well as how to get the most out of the Tremolator plugin by SoundToys. At the end of this course, you’ll have many of the tools you’ll need to create a Future Bass banger that stands up to the rest.

Part 1: Introduction

In this video, Josh introduces the overall theme for the course and discusses what will be learned in later chapters.

Part 2: Chord Structure & Composition

In this lesson, Josh shows methods for creating big and impactful chords that will help in Future Bass and any other style of production.

Part 3: Layering

In this lesson, Josh shows you different layering techniques he uses in his bass and synth tracks to improve your overall sound.

Part 4: Tremolator

In this lesson, you’ll learn Josh’s favorite trick when making Future Bass to help get you those wavy, flowing chords that are a signature of the genre.

Part 5: Pitch Bending

In this lesson, Josh shows you some examples of how you can use pitch bending in an artistic way, as many of your favorite producers do.

Part 6: Samples, Fills & Arpeggios

In this lesson, you’ll learn the importance of samples, fills, and arpeggios in the Future Bass genre.

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Glitchmachines Phenotype Vol.1 WAV

By FreshPost | December 15, 2020

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`Glitchmachines Phenotype Vol.1 WAV`

Phenotype Vol.1 features 389 alien impact sound effects with a high-tech aesthetic.

Sound designer Ivo Ivanov brings us a treasure trove of new impacts, stingers, whooshes and hits that can be tailored into electronic music elements such as drums, percussion, transitions and special effects or game elements such as projectile design, weapon effects, motion cues and much more.

Phenotype Vol.1 comes with nearly 2GB of 24bit/96kHz .wav audio content that is equally geared toward music production, game audio and multimedia applications. Whether you’re working on a blockbuster sci-fi shooter game, a modern electronic music album or a high-tech multimedia project, you will undoubtedly find this collection to be an indispensable resource.

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POCKETS Sample Pack WAV

By FreshPost | December 15, 2020

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POCKETS Sample Pack WAV

With this project we aimed for what hadn’t been done, willing to take a risk and deliver something that would sonically challenge both musicians and listeners. This experimental route led us to create storytelling compositions that were eerie and melancholic whilst some were dark and others soulful. The pack has a cinematic feel in its entirety but is cohesive and easy to use nonetheless

All sounds were meticulously recorded, arranged, and mixed in order to deliver quality samples for your production. Combining acoustic and electric instruments, vintage synthesizers, and the layering of vocals from both of the composers.

11 Original Compositions
Tempo Labeled/16-Bit Quality Wav.
Compatible with all DAW (Fruity Loops, Ableton, Logic, Maschine, Reason…)
Instant Digital Download
The option for STEMS is available

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