UOS EIII V1 KONTAKT

TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 31.12.2016 | 560 MB

Doug Morton’s own loving recreation of the Emulator III Universe of Sounds Master Studio Collection library, Over 400 EIII patches covering 48 different categories, The same powerful interface as we used on our EII library, complete with Vintage mode, With well over 400 individual EIII patches, plus Kontakt multis taking them in new and exciting directions, and using the same sophisticated but instinctive control system as our EII collection, the EIII Master Studio Collection is a powerhouse of acoustic, ethnic, orchestral and synthetic sounds that have graced countless classic tracks.

Mixing Electronic Music with UAD Plug-Ins

SYNTHiC4TE | April 19 2019 | 782 MB

In this video tutorial series, mixer pro Fabio Lendrum shows you how to mix an electronic music production using UAD Plug-Ins! See it come together from scratch using a few stock DAW plug-ins and a collection of amazing UAD plug-ins to create a killer mix. The session files for the track are also included so you can follow along and make your own mix. Fabio starts by welcoming you and goes over some groundwork before you start to mix the track, followed by important preparation based tasks to get your mix ready to be mixed. Then it’s off to perhaps the most important instrument in electronic music, the kick drum, where you’ll see how to sculpt it just right for the mix. Next, drum processing is shown using a combination of a stock EQ and the UAD SSL Channel Strip, and Fabio explains the difference between the Black and Brown setting for the Low Frequency section of the SSL Channel strip ,so you know which to use and why.

SideMinder v1.2.0 WiN MAC

SYNTHiC4TE | April 18 2019 | 6.7 MB

SideMinder is a dynamic stereo width enhancer that can increase the width of a stereo track, bus and/or master mix WITHOUT risking polarity inversion. SideMinder “listens” to the stereo material using lookahead FIR correlation detectors and dynamically narrows the stereo image precisely if/when negative correlation begins to occur.  Since the stereo width is only narrowed when it needs to be an overall increase in stereo width can be applied that remains MONO COMPATIBLE. This effect cannot be obtained using typical “mid/side” compression techniques nor does SideMinder alter the overall dynamics of the signal (SideMinder is a “differential limiter” not a dynamic range limiter).  Additionally, by seeing and hearing what SideMinder is doing to the signal one can make better choices when mixing and mastering to produce the best sounding result when played on any system.

Kinetic Toys KONTAKT

SYNTHiC4TE | June 24 2017 | 3.52 GB

LET THE MUSIC PLAY

Lose yourself in a fantasy world of toy sounds, spacey synthesized tones, morphing, and creative effects.

Music Theory: Song Form TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 01-20-2012 | 205.22 MB

Understanding song form is essential to songwriting. Learn all how to enhance the power of your songs with music theory expert… Think about it: You can’t design a successful building without understanding architecture. So, it makes sense that if you trying to write a hit song, you’ve got to understand the basics of song form. In this 4th in a series of Music Theory tutorials by macProVideo’s expert theorist, Gregg Fine, you’ll learn how absolutely necessary the knowledge of song form is to writing great songs and the songwriting process. You see, there is more to songwriting than simply inspiration. It’s an art that has been developed and refined for thousands of years. And, like any kind of art, there are tools and techniques you can employ to refine the artistic results. In this tutorial you’ll explore all the major pop/rock and R&B song forms including AAA, AABA and the Verse-Chorus formats. You see how the different forms function. You’ll understand how some forms are best for different kinds of storytelling. You’ll also learn about the anatomy of a song, and how different sections are designed to the elevate the listener’s experience and enhance to power of your song’s emotional impact.

Music Theory: Rhythm TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 12-17-2011 | 196.73 MB

In this 3rd tutorial in our series on Music Theory, Master Arranger and Composer Gregg Fine explores the nature of Rhythm and why it’s the driving force in music and composition… Rhythm is at the very essence of being. Our hearts beat. We walk and run in time. The sun rises and sets. The tides ebb and flow. It’s no wonder that rhythm is at the heart of our music, too. In this tutorial Gregg Fine examines rhythm and shows us the theory behind constructing solid beats and how rhythm is used in different musical genres. Rhythm is made up of many different components. In this tutorial you’ll learn about the foundation of beats. You’ll see how rhythm is broken down into its essential components: Tempo, Measure, Note Values and Rests. You’ll learn all about Time Signatures and how they influence the pattern of strong and weak beats in a musical phrase.

Music Theory: Harmony TUTORiAL

Team SYNTHiC4TE | 12-08-2011 | 193.16 MB

Chords infuse music with color and emotion. Learn the theory and magic behind creating chords in this Harmony tutorial by Master Composer and Arranger Gregg Fine. If melody is the story of a song, then harmony is the feeling behind the story. To create songwriting magic, you need to know both. In this Harmony tutorial by chordiologist Gregg Fine, get the whole story of harmony and learn how you can enhance the color and emotion of your tunes. Harmony starts with triads: the basic building blocks for chords. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to combine intervals to change the nature and color of the chords in your productions. Watch and listen as Gregg shows how to build major, minor, diminished and augmented chords, along with their inversions. You’ll also see and hear how added tones can add a new dimension to simple chords.