The Saint S x Cxdy – Holyfield (Loop Kit)
The Saint S x Cxdy – Holyfield (Loop Kit) contains 15 sample loops ready to spice up your production. Compatible with any DAW.
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40+ presets for SoundToys EffectRack
Bank includes tape/cassette/amp/echo emulations as well as delays, reverbs, flangers, phasers, color, pitch & time effect made using the built-in emulations modeled after vintage hardware gear (Roland Space Echo, EchoPlex, MemoryMan etc.)
Minimum EffectRack version 5.0.1 required
Wavetable synthesis is an essential part of today’s modern sounds used in cutting-edge genres of music. Make sure you’re capable of flexing the full power of Live’s new mainstay synth. Our high-quality, straight-to-the-point videos will accelerate your knowledge, allowing you to confidently create the sounds you hear in your head.
Wavetable is the badass new flagship synth in Live. It represents a huge step forwards in Ableton’s sound design arsenal, and gives you an unlimited array of sonic possibilities to wield.
This course will take you on an exhilarating deep dive into Wavetable, equipping you with a solid grasp on the basics, and then amping things up from there! No feature is left out so you’ll discover all the advanced pro-tips you need to become a straight-up power user.
Wavetable synthesis is an essential part of today’s modern sounds used in cutting-edge genres of music. Make sure you’re capable of flexing the full power of Live’s new mainstay synth. Our high-quality, straight-to-the-point videos will accelerate your knowledge, allowing you to confidently create the sounds you hear in your head.
Learning at an Ableton Certified Training Center, ensures you’re getting the absolute best knowledge straight from the source. This course was created by Torsten, an Ableton Certified Trainer who’s a total guru with Wavetable. Check out some of the free preview videos over in the curriculum and get started today.
FOR GUYS WHO BUY KIT,ILL HAVE UR MAIL,SO IN FUTURE WE CAN MAKE VC DISCORD CALL FOR KIT BUYERS!!!! U can ask everything there,i will be showing some tips,tricks and other.
ALSO ILL MAKE FREE SAMPLE KIT FOR KIT OWNERS
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Following on from our popular, Synthwave, House and Trance ‘Essentials’ series, there was only ever one person to go to when it came to looking at the beginnings of Techno – the man himself Kirk Degiorgio.
In this set of videos, we start with a detailed look at the tracks and producers that emerged from the Detroit scene back in the late ’80s that helped forge the sound of Techno as we know it today along with the different hardware used.
Kirk then sets about showing us how we can recreate that Detroit sound using today’s accessible software from synths, patterns, samplers and drum machines.
A passionate insight into the origins of Techno from one of the UK’s best.
Check it out!
Here we look at where it all started for Bluffmunkey and how the Trance genre came about, some of the technology used and how it has evolved.
If you’re looking to get into creating a classic Trance track and not sure what elements are required then look no further as Tech Tips Volume 60 ‘Trance Essentials’ is here and Bluffmunkey’s going to show you everything you need to know!
Over these 10 videos, he lays down the basis to create a complete Trance track, starting with how it all came about before giving some pro advice and tips on everything from the Kick and Sub, layered Mid Basses, Percussion, Leads, FX and Atmospheres.
It’s all about the ‘Journey, Atmosphere and Emotion’ with Trance and these Tech Tips will shine a light on how to get that experience for your listeners.
Check it out!
Studio expert Patrick Coffin presents a comprehensive video tutorial course on how to use external studio hardware with your DAW! See how to incorporate external hardware and analog gear like compressors, channel strips, effects, reverbs, delays and more into your setup, and discover how it opens up incredible sonic doors for your productions and mixes. These videos are designed for those who are new to setting up external hardware processing with their computer DAW.
Patrick welcomes you and gives a brief introduction and rundown of what we will be covered in this video course, which is all about incorporating external hardware and analog gear into your DAW setup. Then you’ll learn about the pros and cons of working with hardware compared to working entirely in the box (Your DAW). Both workflows have benefits and drawbacks, so learning where each shines will help you to take advantage of the benefits with the least amount of drawbacks.
Next you’ll learn the basic science of sound and and how to convert audio to and from the digital domain, as well as how that minimizing conversions is important to maintaining optimal sound quality. You’ll also explore a few different audio interfaces that can help you better plan your recording setup, and get helpful ideas for using external preamps and channel strips to greatly improve your sound quality, all while offering you the most flexibility.
Throughout the rest of the videos Patrick covers topics like using external hardware as an insert, how to correctly use unbalanced devices, setting your external hardware up as an effects send, re-amping your guitars and other instruments including vocals, integrating a summing mixer, and much more!
To see exactly what is covered in these in-depth working with studio hardware video tutorials and how they’ll teach you the needed basics to start using outboard gear with your DAW, see the individual external processing tutorial descriptions on this page. Break out of the box and add new flavors and colors to your recordings today… Watch “Connecting Studio Hardware to Your DAW Explained®” now.
93 new & inspiring sounds to spark creativity and spice up your productions – created with analog synthesizers like moog grandmother & matriarch and processed with various guitar pedals (microcosm, thermae, warped vinyl, etc)
I present you my very first drumkit this kit comes with over 100+ drum sounds that I use on the daily and an extra 20 drum loops for you guys to use in your own beats!
Super proud of this pack..enjoy!!
808 + bass
hi hats + open hats
percs
snares + rims
sum sua drum loops
them kick
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‘Halloween Mask’ by Smokey Loops presents a collection of Dark Cinematic such as background, monster, zombie, street, impact and many more.
This pack is ideal for any project that requires a Halloween dark ambience and backgrounds sounds. Craft your scenes with these backgrounds, zombie, streets, impacts, FX and dozens of other props to bring your dark Cinematic scenes to the forefront. If you are looking for terrifying sounds for Halloween, this is the pack for you! You can use all sounds 100% Royalty-Free in movies, games, apps and software.
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Incognet is back with second volume of #1 Beatportsounds pack, called Incognet Groove Tools Vol.2.
Inspired by Groove Cartel, Eddie Thoneick, Kryder, Tom Staar, Merk & Kremont, Sebjak, Axwell, Rob & Jack and more, this pack has everything you need to make tracks, remixes, bootlegs in this new musical genre.
This time its bigger! Almost 700 mb of great content containing top quality Loops, One-shots, Midis, Presets.
• 6 modern Brand New groove construction kits allow you not only recreate the tracks exactly as heard in the demo but also use them in your own production.
• Midi and Presets for eack kit.
• And as traidition of this series – One Shots Folder ( Bass Shots, Synth Shots, Stabs, Fxs, Drum Hits etc) that give you full range of using sounds in your production.
Just check the demo.
*Other genres that this package may be useful in:
• House
• MIDI
• Presets / Patches
• EDM
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A Producer’s Treasure Chest of Sounds, Loops and Patterns
The sounds of Hollywood’s best
The epic, authentic sounds of blockbuster Hollywood movies is now available for SampleTank. Cinematic Percussion brings you the actual instruments used in “Argo,” the Academy Awards® 2012 Best Picture, “Godzilla” (2014), “Transformers: Age of Extinction,” “Iron Man,” “Watchmen”, “300,” “The Underworld” series, “The Matrix” series, “Dawn of the Dead” (2004) and many more. And more than just the sounds, you get original performances by the musician who played on these and over 100 other films: master percussionist, Greg Ellis.
Cinematic Percussion is really a producer’s dream toolbox loaded with a flexible collection of audio loops recorded at 10 different source tempos, a separate collection of MIDI patterns performed by both Greg and the IK sound design team and course a deep treasure chest of playable single-hit instruments recorded in the SampleTank style using multiple velocities and round robin techniques.
The library was recorded at Ellis’ private studio in the Hollywood Hills employing his personal, custom instrument collection that contains over 300 drums from the traditional to the esoteric.
Only the best microphones and preamps were used to capture these one-of-a-kind instruments not only in super-clean high-fidelity but also to preserve and reproduce each piece’s unique character and personality.
Far from a typical “ethnic percussion” library
Ellis has traveled the world and met with artisans of many cultures to find the most special instruments. “These are NOT the instruments you find in a tourist shop!” Ellis is quick to note. The deep resonance his 38” Javanese Gong reminds one of the lowest “A” note on a priceless concert grand piano. The clarity and complex harmonics of his tuned tank collection along with his finger cymbals, chan chans, gankoguis and kharkharbas is representative of instruments carefully sought out and chosen over decades by a true percussion master with golden ears.
The weight and power of the taiko drum set will stir the soul of anyone looking to energize their music. Add Indian Nagara and Madal drums to Egyptian frame drums to Arabic darboukas and African djembes to create the most vibrant grooves full of color and personality.
What makes the Greg Ellis percussion sound unique is his combining of instruments from different parts of the world where he brings together various drums, gongs, metals and shakers based on timbre rather than on geography. This decidedly non-traditionalist approach is what separates Cinematic Percussion from a typical “ethnic percussion” library.
Orchestrated percussion for any style
Cinematic Percussion is designed to work for any style of music where a kinetic, life-like, human groove from a master musician is desired. Ellis specifically notes, “This library has been inspired by my work in film, by it’s application is meant for all forms of music because of its natural feel and the human element in there.”
Use this vast collection of instruments, audio loops and MIDI grooves to add some Oscar®-winning depth to your music with Cinematic Percussion for SampleTank.
Content:
1 Mix
Cinematic Percussion
40 Instruments
20″ Bhutan Gong
32″ China Gong
38″ Java Gong
Ashiko
Big Hits
Chan Chans
Cinematic Shakers
Cinematic Tambourines
Cinematic Toms
Darbuka 1
Darbuka 2
Darbuka 3
Djembe
Djembes and Darbukas
Frame Drums
Gankoguis
Gongs 1
Gongs 2
Harvested Hits
Kendang Drums
Kharkharbas
Madal Drums
Metal Percussion
Nagara Drums
Scuba Tank Bells
Suspended Cymbals
Taiko Drums
Taiko Large
Taiko Medium
Waterphone
Cinematic Perc 84bpm_LP
Cinematic Perc 86bpm_LP
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Library size:
Over 2,000 Samples
400 Patterns
166 Audio Loops
Saint comes with 150 additional presets for Heatup3 inspired by modern Hiphop and Trap genre artists such as Saint Jhn, 6lack, Gashi, Lil Tecca, and many more. Expand your Heatup3 library with new 808´s, basses, leads, pads, plucks, strings, synths, keys and more.
All instruments have been captured in 24Bit / 44.1kHz stereo format.
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All instruments have been captured in 24Bit / 44.1kHz stereo format.