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This course aims to teach you all of the fundamental knowledge you will need to know when implementing a bass element into your track. This course has been split up so each video will take an in-depth look at key topics, such as monitoring, composition, synthesis, processing. This is the one stop answer for electronic music producers wishing to perfect their skills and get their basses sounding clear, loud and punchy in the mix.

Computer Music's goal is to help its readers create great music with a PC or Mac. Each month find easy-to-follow tutorials for all sorts of music software, unbiased reviews of the latest products and answers to technical questions.

Inspired by Bryson Tiller, Tory Lanez, PartyNextDoor, The Weeknd and other new-school R&B artists. This pack contains 35 Midi Loops, 35 Acid Wav Loops, 35 Rex2 Loops, 35 Aiif Loops, 1 Trapsoul Drumkit & 1 Sylenth Prest Bank.Take your Trapsoul production to the next level!

Tech-House Mainroom means that TD Audio returns for another sonic installment of great sounding samples for producers and DJs looking to enhance their palate of sounds for main stage Tech-House production.

PrettyScope captures the beauty of analog oscilloscopes and offers a wide range of aesthetic options. While fundamentally designed as a waveform studying tool, it has evolved into a powerful sound and music visualizer.

A perfect compliment to PrettyScope. Generates fractal spirals that makes all kinds of bassy, throaty, vocal sound as well as insane bubbly, grinding, and alien sfx.

+10db is a channel strip plugin meticulously modeled after one of the industries most iconic hardware compressors. Unless you refuse to listen to any music after Beethoven, you most certainly have heard this unit in action. Best yet, this is the first time this hardware unit has been available in plugin format.

'Major Summer Vibes Vol 3' by King Loops is the final episode to this smash hit series, bringing you nothing but the best of Pop, Tropical Pop, Afrotrap, Hip Hop and RnB loops, MIDI files and even one-shots. Coming with five key labelled radio anthems inspired by artists such as Major Lazer, Dillon Francis, Swae Lee and many more, you will create the next hit in no time.

Ryde Or Die is a throwback to the 2k era of Hip Hop with a modern twist, inspired by artists like DMX, Eve, Jadakiss, Mobb Deep, Ja Rule, Onyx, Busta Rhymes and producers like Swizz Beatz and the Alchemist.

Palm Vybez is a collection of five Construction Kits inspired by none other than Drake, French Montana and hit producer Murda Beatz. As always with Jungle Loops releases, you can be sure you're getting the finest production material to work with.

‘Neon Vibes’ is a sample pack like no other. Oozing with analogue warmth and neon tones, it’s primed to shake thing up a bit! Sink into some deep neon atmospheres expertly crafted from Moscillates’ own collection of Korg MS2000, Roland JP and MiniMoog synthesisers. Which have then been delicately enhanced and layered by an array of virtual instruments and inspiring drum lines.

Electronic Musician is not merely a recording magazine but covers all aspects of music production—performance, recording, and technology, from studio to stage. EM finds the top artists and producers – as well as all the musical trendsetters – and gets them to advise, mentor, and detail their craft. Each issue gives you the tools you need to make better music, from production to performance. Plus tips and techniques, gear reviews, and insights from today’s top artists.

Shroom teamed up with renowned bass player Zuku to create "Vintage Soul Bass Vol. 3" sample library which is a collection of 100 original must have vintage soul basslines

Music Producer and engineer Aidan will show you all the steps to get a Heavy Rock mix to a final mix stage. Check out many before and after comparisons with and without plugins, that way you can understand not only how but why he did those moves to achieve a great sound.

Geist Expander: Japanese Drum Machines is a collection of hits and loops inspired by the infamous early drum machines of the Japanese music tech giants. There is something unmistakeable about the sound of drum machines produced in Japan during the 1980s - crisp, clean and full of character, each machine was to leave an indelible mark on dance, hip hop, techno, electro, acid and a host of other genres.