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Jazz guitar can feel like a mystery to many players, but unlocking its language starts with two essential skills: chording and comping. In Jazz Chording and Comping: Core Skills, renowned guitarist Marcelo Berestovoy breaks down the key techniques and concepts that form the backbone of playing in any jazz setting—giving you the tools to comp with confidence, clarity, and creativity.

Dark, primal, designed tension: hybrid hits, transitions, drones, wild calls, and ritual loops. Handcrafted for instant pressure, savage atmosphere, and aggressive trailer energy.

Build emotional melodic house tracks faster with over 800 carefully crafted samples including drum kits, drum loops, synth loops, synth shots, vocal kits, atmospheres and transitions. Every sound was designed around the same sonic vision, making it easy to combine elements and create cohesive records without spending hours searching through different packs. Everything is key and BPM labelled, designed to work together out of the box. No filler, just sounds you will actually use. All samples are 24-bit / 44.1kHz.

The Full Circle Collection is my most ambitious release to date and the most personal thing I've ever put out. Over a year and a half in the making. Every sound, preset, sample, and phrase in this collection was built from scratch using real instruments, live percussion, vocal recordings, and analog synthesizers with a combined value of over $15,000.

Unlock the secrets of cutting-edge techno production with the Phantom Ableton 11 Techno Template. Designed with inspiration from influential labels such as Second State, Planet Rhythm, and JAM, this template aims to offer a springboard for your creative projects in the realm of hypnotic techno.

Learn Signature Techniques of Bluegrass Guitar Legends Maybelle Carter, George Shuffler, Doc Watson, Norman Blake, Clarence White and Tony Rice. Every musician has a long list of other musicians, past and present, that have inspired, influenced and helped shape their own sound and musicality.

“Isn't it harmonious? Ever sweetened by the reality of dissonance?”

Fern Shy is interrogating the politics of sound and music’s ability to shape change.

A Legend Returns. The Microwave defined hybrid synthesis at its best with its unique interpretation of wavetable synthesis combined with analogue filters. Now Waldorf Music brings this magical instrument back to digital workstations worldwide with the release of the Microwave 1 Plug-in.

These meticulously crafted Serum 2 presets capture the ethereal lure of dream pop's layered and effected soundscapes. Pulling from shoegaze, post-punk, and indie pop, these sounds feature lush guitar lines, warped bass, warm tape fuzz, retro synths, and plenty of reverb and delayed guitars. If atmospheric texture is what you're looking for, you've found it.

Explosive, melodic, and energetic sounds, a very pronounced techno-style bass, as well as a kick with a lot of force that will surely break the dance floors, inspired by renowned artists and specific sounds in the techno scene such as, Julian Earle, Beico.

Pigments is an all-in-one software synthesizer for modern producers, blending six cutting-edge synthesis engines, effortless drag-and-drop modulation, premium effects, generative sequencing, and a vivid, color-coded interface that responds to both playing and patching. Create forward with boundary-pushing sound design.

808 - 61
clap - 52
hh - 41
oh - 31
kick - 28
fx - 53
perc - 37
snare - 59
vox - 21
bonus) drum midis - 68
bonus) midis - 46
bonus) loops - 45
bonus) projects - 5
bonus) fl studio themes - 5

The virtual instrument platform reinvented. Imagine any sound – Kontakt lets you find it, create it, and transform it. The latest edition of our revolutionary sampling platform combines a brand-new set of intelligent tools with countless sound design options, redefining how you generate ideas and make music.

REVERSIDE is a versatile dual-engine fully algorithmic reverb with a geometry-driven 3D positioning and spatialisation system. It combines independent Early Reflections and Late Reflections engines, so you can shape clarity and the tail separately. Place a virtual source and listener inside a simulated space, and let the room geometry influence the directional character of both the early field and the reverb tail. Use it as a reverb and as a placement tool to build a coherent stage where multiple tracks feel like they belong to the same environment.

Vocals are one of the most important elements of any music, as they are often where the epicentre of expression in a track is located. When it comes to electronic music, this is perhaps even more true, as they provide the human connection to sounds that could otherwise feel cold and lifeless.