Reviews For Audio Production Software
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just a short loop with some generators in the ORION software studio to
demonstrate some looks and sounds of this wonderful vst host.
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Tutorial 1 - Introduction & User Interface
In this tutorial we will give you a general overview of Ableton’s interface… and show you all you need to know to begin making music
Over the next 13 videos we will taking you through the key areas of Ableton Live’s Entry level software Intro.
First up we will be taking a look at the main features of the software from its user interface to the differences between the Session & Arrangement views.
We will then show you how to create a drum beat using the Impulse Drum machine,
create a baseline and some synth stabs using the built in Sampler and to finish up add some simple effects, do a quick arrangement and export your song to make it ready to burn onto CD.
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I made some simple tracks using only my studio hardware. This video present me producing a short song using those tracks. E-mu PX-7 performs as sequencer. Hardware used: E-mu PX-7, E-mu Xtreme Lead 1, Behringer Eurorack UB802, AKG K271 Studio and Alesis iO|26. PC and software are used only for recording audio and editing video. After the song I played a short sample of each track just to show You what the song was compiled with.Hope You like the video!
Visit http:www.myspace.com/frondelius for more of my music. Thanks!
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Tutorial 5 - Creating a Drum Beat
In this tutorial we will be importing audio samples into Abletons Impulse Drum Machine to create a drum loop for our track
Over the next 13 videos we will taking you through the key areas of Ableton Live’s Entry level software Intro.
First up we will be taking a look at the main features of the software from its user interface to the differences between the Session & Arrangement views.
We will then show you how to create a drum beat using the Impulse Drum machine,
create a baseline and some synth stabs using the built in Sampler and to finish up add some simple effects, do a quick arrangement and export your song to make it ready to burn onto CD.
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Learn how to get better sounding drums by capturing multiple instances of your favorite hardware EQ, using the Waves Q-Clone plugin with London based hit maker Yoad Nevo. For more info, go to www.waves.com
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Tutorial 4 - Impulse Drum Machine
In this tutorial we will have a close look at the features of Ableton’s built in Drum machine.. Impulse
Over the next 13 videos we will taking you through the key areas of Ableton Live’s Entry level software Intro.
First up we will be taking a look at the main features of the software from its user interface to the differences between the Session & Arrangement views.
We will then show you how to create a drum beat using the Impulse Drum machine,
create a baseline and some synth stabs using the built in Sampler and to finish up add some simple effects, do a quick arrangement and export your song to make it ready to burn onto CD.
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Intua BeatMaker - The first music creation studio for the iPhone and iPod Touch
Demo Song #1
BeatMaker is available for iPhone/iPod Touch on the Apple App Store©
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Here’s the list of equipment & software I have used over the years to make my videos. Video production is what I do for a living, so I’ve used a lot of different cameras and things over the years. Some I’ve owned, some I haven’t. Hope this info helps you if you’re interested in production!
Cameras:
Canon T2i aka 550D
Sony EX1
Panasonic DVX100a
Flip Ultra HD
Flip Mino HD
Audio Recording:
Audio Technica AT897 Boom Mic
Zoom H4N Digital Recorder
Sennheiser Wireless Lav Mic
Check out my video about how to hide a small lavaliere mic in a pen cap:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZWAuI3OpzE
Mac Video Software:
Final Cut Pro
Adobe After Effects
MPEG StreamClip (free app to convert video files)
Mac Audio Software:
Garage Band
Sound Studio
Soundtrack Pro
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Despite being able to listen to the same song and speed for days or even weeks on end, for thousands upon thousands of loops, surprisingly, I’m unable to identify instruments or the genre of music. Despite this major weakness, at least I’m able to create music, through software programs that generate it. I use FL Studio. Though only 1/3 done for what I would like, this video gives a good example as to what music in Platform Masters will actually be like, or, at least, what I intend it to be like - catchy, rhythmic, and also peaceful. This song has the intro and 2 parts so far. The first part is measures 2 through 17 (16 total). The second part is measures 18 through 25 (8 total). A third part is intended and perhaps a fourth, both likely 8 measures.
When it comes to music, I have a big problem to solve. The problem isn’t creating the music, rather, it’s programming-related. In order to play music, it has to be loaded into RAM in a decompressed state. Trouble is, I only know RLE compression. Decompressing OGG Vorbis or MP3 is just too advanced for me. Thus, I’m stuck with WAV. There’s a big problem with WAV though - download size and horrible compression. All the graphics compress very well, outside the ground. It’s quite common I see things like 30% compression, or even 90%+ when I do tests in Winzip (using legacy compression, for maximum compatibility, rather than it’s own). WAV files compress not 90%, not 30%, not even 10%, but more around 3% from what I often get. Only songs with a lot of silence get over 10%. I would like to go with 48,000 Hz, 16-bit, mono for the audio quality and a 90-second target duration per loop. Until this issue is resolved, the duration will be cut to about 60 seconds and the quality will be reduced considerably to 16,000 Hz, 8-bit, mono.
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