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Adam Monroe's Slap Bass was sampled from a Fender Jazz electric bass guitar with Carvin J99 pickups and GHS Boomers bass strings, directly into a Radial Pro48 DI Box and an AMPEG Micro VR SVT AMP. An extended range was obtained by tuning the E-string down to a D.

40 Custom made loops created by KC Supreme of Internet Money. With styles varying from dark to poppy, guitar loops and synthy plucks.

M-Tron Pro is the industry standard emulation of the classic Mellotron - the unique tape playback keyboard originally manufactured in the UK in the early 1960s and made famous by such luminaries as The Beatles, Yes, Led Zeppelin and The Moody Blues.

M-Tron Pro V3 has four new interface sizes in Tiny, Small, Medium and Large. Key Features. Nearly 200 total tape banks (sample sets), including: 45 brand-new tape banks not found in the original M-Tron.

To coincide with the update of VSM to version 3.0 and to take advantage of the stereo playback now offered, we've taken the opportunity to double the size of the VSM Expansion Pack library to nearly 5Gb by including a huge variety of string tones we feel compliment those previously available.

VSM Version 3. In much the same way that we played a big part in the rediscovery of the mellotron sound, in 2007 we had a similar role in resurrecting the tones of a range of iconic string machines, including the Freeman String Symphonizer, Eminent 310 and Solina String Ensemble, and bringing them back into vogue with release of VSM. In 2014 the addition of the VSM Expansion Pack further expanded the range of available instruments and tones helping confirm VSM as the go-to instrument for this wonderful family of instruments.

Primer is a synth equipped with the most essential controls and nothing more. Created by Audible Genius, it is an exact replica of the synth used in their flagship synthesizer training app, Syntorial. As such, Primer contains the most common controls found on most subtractive/analogue synths, allowing for a wide variety of patches and sounds, while presenting a simple and easy-to-understand interface and layout.

Syntorial is synthesizer training software that teaches synth programming and sound design. Pairing video demonstrations with interactive challenges, Syntorial builds the user's ability to program patches by ear. The built-in synthesizer includes over 60 common synth parameters that are gradually introduced, one-by-one, to create a challenging yet enjoyable learning experience from start to finish.

Outlaw 3 from TheDrumBank is a collection of 16 sounds that are intended to build Hip Hop, Trap, Trap Soul music. The sample pack consists of carefully prepared samples of instruments such as Electric Piano, Piano, Guitar, Bell, Flute . This library was inspired by top musicians, including Drake, Migos, Cardi B, NBA Youngboy, Lil Skies, Lil Yachty, Lil Baby, Lil Peep, JackBoys, Young Thug. All sounds and samples are licensed as Royalty-Free for you to use in your commercial productions or even for DJ/Remix purposes.

Step into-the-box with Elmo Arteaga as he demonstrates how he achieved his powerful, energetic mix for the Active Rock band, Silencer. This in-depth course will take you from the beginnings of the mix session, starting with the session organization and routing and ending with the final print of the mix, stopping to look at everything in between. From sample replacement on Drums to adding the perfect amount of compression into your vocal chain, Elmo will show you step-by-step what it took to make the tracks that were sitting in front of him to come to life!

Watch Eric mix a high energy rock band "Jagged Lines". Eric has done a complete recording session with high energy rock band "Jagged Lines," and now he is mixing the song. You will see how Eric guides the band to achieve the best sound for their style of music. He will explain mixing concepts including EQ, compression, reverb, parallel compression, automation, bussing, and other concepts and tips. Eric's career spans multiple platinum, Billboard charting, and Grammy winning acts.

Take a seat and join a real professional recording session. Mike Harris is engineering today, and the band Moonshine will be tracking a song for their upcoming album. This episode will show you not only what it takes to manage a full session, but also demonstrate what it's like when working with real musicians. There is a lot going on in this session at the same time, but you will notice how smooth it flows, and how you can achieve that by being prepared and organized.

Learn and watch Christian Cummings guide us through his mixing process for a rock track. In this event Engineer and Producer Christian Cummings will guide us through his mixing process of the song "The Constant" by the band "The Gift Curse". Some of the topics featured in this event include drum processing, tape emulation, adjusting phase on guitar mics, bus compressoin, and much more. Christian is extremely talented, and this inside look into how he creates awesome sounding mixes is a great opporunity to improve and learn new creative mixing techniques.

Watch as engineer Mike Harris records drums in a professional environment. Inside a recording studio, you will watch the entire process of getting a great sounding drum kit. Mike Harris, a Grammy award winning recording engineer, has captured an incredible drum sound and made samples so you can take that sound to your studio. You'll get to see the process of signal patching in a studio and placing drums in the sweetspot of a tracking room. You'll also learn about drum mic techniques, how to tune drums, how to avoid audio leakage and phase issues when tracking drums.

In this episode, Eric did a complete recording session with a high energy rock band "Jagged Lines". You will see a professional session from start to finish. By watching the entire process you can see and understand why professional engineers do certain things they do, or why they pick a specific microphone or technique. Eric guides us through mic positioning and techniques, and his tips for tracking drums, bass, guitar and vocals. The way an engineer positions the band or gets them to play either together or separate has an effect in the final sound.