AudioLove

The third installment of Shroom's Weekly Breaks.

All Breaks are recorded with Vintage Mics to Tape and mixed with Analog Gear.

What it does. Simple and straightforward. GainAim is the ultimate tool for avoiding riding gain automations. GainAim analyzes the incoming signal, determines the average loudness, and brings it closer to the target loudness you've set. Signals below the noise floor will be excluded when calculating the average gain. With the different modes, you can choose the speed of the gain adjustments. Every mode has its own use case.

How it works. No AI, no analog emulation. Enshape does not edit the dynamics of the audio signal based on a threshold value. It uses two envelope followers that both capture the envelope of the incoming signal. Each envelope has its own attack and release parameters. The gain difference between the first and second envelope will be added to your signal. When the second envelopes value is above the first one, the gain will be boosted, otherwise it will be reduced.

Multilay gives you all the possibilities to create your own sound. Split your signal into three frequenzy-bands or into transient and sustain, and add up to six FX-modules inside the feedback loop.

Maximum precision transient designer. Split transients and sustain. TranSplit works by dividing your audio signal into transients and sustain. This separation process relies on TranSplit ability to prioritize frequencies, making it adept at handling everything from bass to high frequencies. Furthermore, TranSplit provides users with the power to manage the balance between transients and sustain. This makes TranSplit an high recommended plugin vor mixing drums, guitars, etc. and for sounddesign.

Nowadays you can download tunes from anywhere. But what is the real quality of these files? What if you could check those tunes to see if they're really that good, and not upscaled 128kbps to 320kbps MP3s?

Show some finesse on this Afrobeats vocals and thank me

Sonicycle presents Yoga Masters - a mesmerizing collection of lush pads paired with edgy textures and FX, designed to take listeners on a sonic journey to inner peace. Pulsating bass lines to synch to your heartbeat, soaring soundscapes to free your mind, ecstatic percussion to get you into the flow - find your Zen with this wildly inspiring bundle.

Welcome to "Mastering Rhythm: 16th Note Patterns and Chord Progressions," an immersive course designed to elevate your rhythmic abilities through 25 focused and informative videos. In this comprehensive program, we will explore five distinct rhythm patterns—consisting of 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 notes—each played over five different chord progressions.

Discover Beatmaking Secrets in 5 Easy Steps..

‘Cartoon SFX Vol 2’ by Concept Samples features a cutting-edge collection of hand-crafted sound effects developed for Cartoon, Games and other Media projects. Inside you will find truly unique sound effects that will take your product to a whole new level.

Guitarists are notoriously bad readers, or, in most cases, can’t read at all. It’s just not the way most guitar players learn to play. Because of this, guitar players are usually intimidated by the very idea of reading. Reading a chord chart is the minimal reading skill any musician should have and it’s well within your reach, even if you have never tried to read.

Back with a new look, new amps, new effects, and new machine learning technology to model state-of-the-art hardware. Unlimited amounts of warmth, grit, crunch and fuzz, plus all the effects you could ever need.

Learn to read music quickly, using some 'cheater notes' and the alphabet.

Dark percussion, dreamy vocals and vast synth pads will pull you in, opening up new dimensions of sound and space. Explore these colourful FX and cinematic swooshes, then pick up some sparkly toplines along the way.