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Andrew D. Gordon, world renowned music educator, author of over 60 music educational products, has previously written numerous books on funk keyboard styles such as: "60 Of The Funkiest Keyboard Riffs Known To Mankind", "Funky Organ Grooves", "Outta Sight Funk & R&B Riffs For Piano/Keyboards" which have been well received by students, teachers and musicians all over the world.

In this episode of Live Plus: Blues Insights, Josh Smith goes deeper and wider on the concepts and techniques presented in his Blue Highways course. Using the same backing tracks he used in the course, all of Josh’s performances are fresh and original applications of his Blues Highways principles — and they’re ALL tabbed and video-synced!

Naderi is a Sydney-based producer who has engineered and remixed for the likes of Flume, Skrillex, Trippie Redd and The Killers. Get a taste of his secret sauce in his all-new sample pack, which features everything from metallic synths to hard-hitting impacts.

Riot Ten lives up to his namesake - when you hear his punishing, subwoofer destroying productions, they're bound to cause riots on the dancefloor. You may have heard this rising talent's tracks on The Chainsmokers' “Memories Do Not Open” tour, or in sets from the likes of Porter Robinson, DJ Snake, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE and more. He recently released “Fuck It,” a collaboration with Splice Sounds alum Sullivan King, on Steve Aoki's DIM MAK imprint, reaching #1 on the Beatport dubstep charts.

Marshall Applewhite is a Detroit-based producer and DJ who wears many hats, with other aliases that include OktoRed, Star Machine, Secret Shower, and more. His gritty, acrid sound has landed him releases on countless labels including Detroit Underground, How To Kill, and Clone. His “Sludge Essentials” pack showcases the best of his eccentric sonic palette, with sounds that span dirty basslines to unconventional 8-bit fx.

Rodg is a producer who is on the roster of Armada Music, a label co-founded by trance / house legend Armin van Buuren. Van Buuren himself hailed Rodg as “one of the best producers of 2016,” and his meticulous chops and creative spirit back this bold claim. His sample pack showcases hypnotic synth lines, drum loops, and more - lose yourself in Rodg's mesmerizing sounds, and keep an eye out for a masterclass with Rodg that will be released on Armada University on December 17th, 2018, where he refers to the pack.

In this episode of Live Plus: Jazz Soloing, Frank Vignola goes deeper and wider on the concepts and techniques presented in his Jazz Soloing Fakebook Vol. 1 & 2 courses. Using the same backing tracks he used in the course, all of Frank’s performances are fresh and original applications of his Jazz Fakebook principles — and they’re ALL tabbed and video-synced!

NVOY is a UK-based production duo that blends house, R&B, and pop influences into a tight, cohesive sound that's tailored for the dance floor. Their sample pack brings everything from their signature drums to their soaring synth melodies - incorporate NVOY's club-ready sounds into your next track.

Rough, disruptive, and proudly unconventional, Djedjotronic's subversive signature has been there since the first time he heard Warp Records. Immersed in the fathomless field of electronic expression, he instantly quit his indie band, sold his guitar and bought an MPC. Rather than creating cookie-cutter bangers for convention's sake, Djedjotronic has no recipe and would rather make a record that's true to his expression, stands on its own accord, and adds to his personal musical vocabulary.

stud1nt is a multi-instrumental artist and educator from Queens approaching sound at the junction of and against genres. They've taught classes and workshops on creative production and synthesis at Moogfest, Ableton Loop, Pioneer Works, Vassar College, the New School, and Recess Art. They are a co-founder of Signal Flux, which aims to expand access to and literacy about sound/video art and technology through inclusive, student-centered collaborative workshops, individualized one-on-one tutorials, and curricula.

Christian Felner (Felly) is a rapper, singer, and producer with a jazzy, West Coast inspired rap sound. He's collaborated on tracks with a range of musical stalwarts, from MAX to Santana. The twenty-four year old has been making music and sharing beats with followers since his high school days; he was signed by Same Plate Entertainment in 2018. In “How to Live Forever,” Felly's Splice first, bouncy and smooth melodic multi-instrumental and production effects that underlay his rap sound are at the pack's forefront.

BRUX is an Australian producer who creates urgent, thumping beats and heavy, dark pitch-shifted vocals. In an interview with Red Bull Music Academy, she said, "This project is dark, it's mysterious and it's raw club music where I experiment with sound design and lyrics with not too much afterthought." In this pack, find the one-shots and loops, plus vocal hooks she uses to create these pounding, gritty, trance-like tracks.

YULTRON is a producer who is rapidly gaining support for his tracks that blend styles spanning bass music to electro house. His sample pack reflects the heavier side of his discography, featuring unapologetic bass one-shots, hard-hitting drums, and more.

Tim Gunter is known for his remix work, and has churned out re-imaginings that have streamed millions of plays across platforms. Now, get his lush and wide-ranging sounds of future bass, trap and EDM in this newest pack.