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Poztman scales new heights this truly original and unique Serum pack. A bright and complex collection of 75 presets and 42 custom wavetables for the Xfer Records Serum wavetable synthesiser. Drawing inspiration from the futuristic sounds of contemporary Bass Music, this pack works with Dubstep, Trap, Drum and Bass, Future Bass and House genres, amongst others.

Mono synths are coveted for their massive sound, but are often overlooked by producers working ‘in the box’. This pack includes 75 Monark presets designed by synthesiser guru Precept, curated to give you an analog flavour to your production without breaking the bank. 
Split into folders of 22 x Basses, 5 x Hi Hats, 5 x Kicks, 6 x Percussion, 3 x Snares, 8 x FX, 7 x Leads and 19 x Synth presets, this pack is loaded with inspirational tones and cone trembling texture.

Precept returns with a blissful collection of ambient presets for Serum. A diverse array of swirling pads, heavenly textures, epic strings, subtle keys and eerie soundscapes.

'Epic Sci-Fi' is an extensive one shot collection of intricate unique foley, ground-shaking impacts, hefty risers, complex percussion, diverse FX and delicate chimes. Formed from a mixture of real world field recordings and synths (such as the Arturia MatrixBrute and Access Virus TI Snow). This pack holds a world of blended sounds and textures that are ready to drop into any track.

Upgrading from Final Cut Pro 7 to Final Cut Pro X gives video editors the newest interface and tools for video editing. Understanding the differences between the two versions paves the way for a painless upgrade experience. Learn how to migrate your skillset and your projects to Final Cut Pro X. Author Jeff Greenberg covers the new features and workflows in version X, including the magnetic timeline, connected clips, and the deep integration of color correction and sound editing.

Perfect for all that dark trap shit or cinematic horror movie score type shit!

Perfect for all that dark trap shit or cinematic horror movie score type shit!

Released on 22 October 1969, Led Zeppelin II is one of one of the greatest and most influential rock albums of all time. With sales passing 12 million copies, Led Zeppelin II is a showcase of the band’s evolving musical style, fusing blues-derived material with the now classic hard rock guitar riffs to create Led Zeppelin’s heaviest album.

In this brand new course aimed at intermediate to advanced players, Tom exclusively and for the first time, breaks down not only his approach to soloing and improvisation but also his method of composing and achieving his tone. Debuting his track “Tapioca”, a Latin infused instrumental in a similar vein to the likes of Chick Corea and Greg Howe. Tom uses a manor of motifs, patterns and phrases combined with techniques such as Legato, Hybrid Picking and Sweeps to mold his signature sound and with the help of this course he will explain to you in great detail how it’s done, as well as showing you a pathway to finding a sound of you own.

808s – 14 Claps – 16 Crashes – 23 FXs – 20 Hi-Hats – 16 Hits – 12 Kicks – 12 Mixer Presets –> Bass Presets, Master Presets, Kick Presets, Clap Presets, Snare Presets Nexus Presets -> More than 50 Nexus Presets Percs – 35 Snares – 20 Soundfonts – 22 Vocals & Chants – 12

50 custom Loops (with the 50 Midis included) created by Taz Taylor & TMSM.

Use Rosa's Octave Drum to create a dramatic atmosphere using bass sounds. Dance and rock LH rhythmically in Octaves.

#3 Piano Style Rhythm: Create Dramatic Atmosphere to Songs Using Left Hand Octave Bass Sounds

Grammy-winning mixer Chris Lord-Alge has mixed some of the most famous albums in music from bands like Green Day, Bruce Springsteen, Cheap Trick, and so many more legendary acts. And now, he’s teaching you all of his mix techniques step-by-step.

There's nothing quite like the sound of a vintage 1959 Hammond B3 running through an old Leslie cabinet. And when you sit one of the modern masters of the instrument at the keyboard, that's when the magic really starts to happen.

Sylenth1 is the top choice for many producers looking to design rich sounds. In this video, Eric Kauffmann will take advantage of Sylenth1’s features to create a bright dance lead. This is a very versatile sound that can be used in just about any style of dance music!