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In this Groove3 video tutorial series, DAW pro Gary Hiebner presents a video collection designed for the new Sound Forge Pro 12 user! Learn everything you need to know to get started with Sound Forge Pro 12, all the way through exporting your mastered files and more.

Includes:
MoReVoX JPVerbs for REmatrix
MoReVoX Factory for REmatrix
MoReVoX Imagined Spaces for REmatrix
MoReVoX GoldenGlue Platinum for REmatrix
MoReVoX Drive Blast for REmatrix
MoReVoX REXP for REmatrix

PreSonus Studio One 4 is extremely powerful when it comes to MIDI editing and recording. In this course, producer and trainer Joshua Carney covers all the MIDI tools and techniques you need to master to work efficiently with Studio One 4.

De Doelen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. De Doelen is the number two concert hall of The Netherlands, both in acoustic quality and in amount of visitors per year.

It was a challenge to come up with a preset pack that would sit alongside Massive Dubstep Sounds 1 but Massive Dubstep Sounds 2 goes phatter, wider, deeper and with more drive then you've ever heard before. Designed to give you an all out dubstep arsenal of NI Massive sounds this is one preset pack no dubstep producer should miss.

Chris Lord Alge is one of the most renowned mixing engineers in the world. His style can be heard on records from legendary artists such as U2, Aerosmith, Prince, Bruce Springsteen, James Brown, The Who, Green Day and dozens more.

Eli Krantzberg delivers a series dedicated to the new Melodyne ARA feature now in Logic Pro X! See and hear how amazing this new functionality is, and what it can do for your tracks and productions.

Need more bass? Dive into this carefully curated pack of synthesiser one shots designed by Dutch producer Kludde. Created using his vast collection of eurorack modules and synthesisers, ‘Tidal Bass’ is suitable for pretty much any genre of electronic music.

Computer Music magazine is the complete guide to making great music with your Mac and PC. Each month, you can find easy-to-follow guides for all sorts of music production techniques, high-quality video tutorials, unbiased reviews of the latest products plus answers to your technical questions. Computer Music brings you the best in tutorials, reviews, news and features, and no matter whether you’re a complete newcomer to computer-based music production or a seasoned pro, there’s plenty for you in every issue.

Add 9 voicings and arpeggios (root, third, fifth and ninth steps of the major scale) are beautiful sounding and highly useful musical devices. As a chord voicing, the add 9 presents a transparent and rich sonority that enhances the harmonic textures in a diverse range of styles. When applied as an arpeggio, the Add 9 formula forms the basis of countless melodies and serves extraordinarily well as a foundation for motivic development.

All of our guitar heroes have one thing in common -- they know how to lock their rhythm parts into the groove, whatever style they’re playing. And learning how to play solid rhythm guitar, in a variety of styles gets you the gig and keeps you up on the local jam stage all night long.

Cycles & Spots are celebrating their 100th release with this special collection combining the best parts of Deep Tech packs from their catalog.

You'll get 453 loops and one-shots of chords, vocals, claps, kicks, hihats, special percussion-like sequences and a construction kit.

Zone is the brand new synth from Audiaire. Zone is a unique software synthesiser that encourages complex sound design in a musical way, showcasing the beautiful idiosyncrasies seldom seen in digital instruments. With so many options for generating sounds it can quickly become overwhelming.

In this course Echo Sound Works will teach you how to master the synth and turn Zone into one of your powerhouse sound generators.

It's Called "SOUNDS OF LEGEND" For A Reason Baby, The Preset Sound Quality In This EXP Pack Is LEGENDARY!!

This Is Our Very First Expansion Pack For The "Urban Flame VST" Instrument Which Is Loaded Up With 50 All New Preset Sounds For You To Dive Into.

Learning the language of music and improvisation is like learning any new language. You start by articulating sounds (notes), which sounds you use to form words and sentences (licks and phrases), and which sentences you string together into stories (solos). The tricky part is connecting those licks and phrases into compelling and interesting solos.