AudioLove

HALion Sonic SE 3 is a stripped-down version of HALion Sonic 3 without giving up on sound quality and accessibility. The streamlined VST workstation lets you load and play a plethora of sound content: the SE libraries shipping with Steinberg’s digital audio workstations, VST Sound Instrument Sets for HALion and the custom user libraries created within the HALion 6 sampler and sound creation system

Explore a whole new microcosmos of sound
At the heart of this synth are two co-existing sound engines - granular and spectral oscillator - which could not be more different, but united in allowing you to work with samples at a new microcosmic level. You can edit the smallest bits, grains and building blocks, morphing them into completely new, previously unheard synth sounds. They will change how you work with samples forever.
More than 570 outstanding presets

The Kit Includes:

80 Serum Presets
40 MIDI
40 Loops

Welcome to your performance warm-up tutorial. What can you expect to learn from this tutorial? A quick but comprehensive warm-routine that will reinforce proper technique and prepare your voice to be flexible and strong. To do this, we’ll use exercises that cover a wide range and move at a quicker pace.

Welcome to your performance warm-up tutorial. What can you expect to learn from this tutorial? A quick but comprehensive warm-routine that will reinforce proper technique and prepare your voice to be flexible and strong. To do this, we’ll use exercises that cover a wide range and move at a quicker pace.

Welcome to your performance warm-up tutorial. What can you expect to learn from this tutorial? A quick but comprehensive warm-routine that will reinforce proper technique and prepare your voice to be flexible and strong. To do this, we’ll use exercises that cover a wide range and move at a quicker pace.

Welcome to your tutorial on intonation! I’m especially excited to teach on this subject, because I’m so passionate about it. Intonation is defined as accuracy of pitch in singing or playing. With singing, this is always at the front of your mind. As singers, we train our ears and practice to develop muscle memory, but perfect intonation will never just happen. It takes intention in the moment.

Ready to improve your sense of pitch? This tutorial is full of vocal exercises with a focus on ear training. Part 1 covers stepwise motion within the major scale. In part, we learn arpeggiated chords. And part 3 will close it out with some fun training on large leaps.

Welcome to your range extension tutorial! In the first lesson, we’ll cover the general principles of range extension, which include starting small, expanding gradually, and using semi-occluded vocal tract exercises. In the second and third videos, we’ll focus specifically on low notes, then on high notes, with exercises for each.

Do you ever feel pain or discomfort when you sing? If so, please check out my tutorial on removing vocal strain! You’ll learn some tools and exercises to rid yourself of excess tension so that you can feel and sound your best.

A good sense of rhythm is important for your timing as a singer - but more importantly, it’s important for your understanding and appreciation of music as a whole!

Do you want to learn how to riff and run like your favorite artists? If so, this tutorial is for you! You’ll learn how to create runs from scratch and break down complicated runs you hear.

The goal of this tutorial is to break down what makes a professional singer sound professional, and how you can begin to do the same. The three elements we’ll work on today are sounding confident, natural, and polished. You can improve in these areas in a relatively short time. And while every tip is important, the most important is to CHOOSE GOOD REP.

Welcome to this course! We're going to have lots of fun diving into the different vocal stylings of some of the most profound singers. We'll use the same song in applying these styles, so you can tell the differences between each of their unique sounds.

Your instructor for this course is Reagan James, former contestant on hit TV show "The Voice". In this series of lessons, Reagan will demonstrate ways to make your performance unique and interesting. Each lesson will showcase popular singing techniques used by various iconic female vocalists. From Ella Fitzgerald to Carrie Underwood, follow along and learn how manipulating your inflection, pronunciation, and switching the part of your mouth you sing from, can add personal style to your singing. Using an original song that she created for this course, Reagan will show you exactly how to pull influence from these great singers, and apply the methods to your performance.