Optimizing Your DAW & Computer

SYNTHiC4TE | April 09 2019 | 1.48 GB

In-depth video series all about getting the most out of your computer and DAW, when recording and producing music! Shot in Ableton Live on Mac OS and applicable to any OS and DAW, see how to squeeze every drop of power out of your rig and avoid time wasting snafus. Adam welcomes you and then covers one of the most effective ways to free up CPU power, bouncing to audio. See how and other similar techniques that will give your CPU a sigh of relief. Buffer Size, Latency and Sample Rate are then all explained and explored so you can optimize your sessions for better performance. Throughout the rest of the series Adam covers some basic and not so obvious solutions for getting the most out of your recording system, such as computer cooling and airflow, using multiple displays, utilizing Multicore CPUs, storage types and common issues, 64bit vs 32bit, proper workflow practices, plug-in quality settings and what they mean, and much, much more.

Music Theory & Chords TUTORiAL

P2P | 26 December 2018 | 1.85 GB

for Beatmakers and Producers
This course stresses on the importance of being a beatmaker behind music theory knowledge When you’re a beatmaker, all you want to do is create amazing beats. But in your early years the main thing holding you back is your comprehension of chords, scales, and basic music theory fundamentals. In over my 10 years, I have not only discovered how chords and scales work, but I’ve found a really easy way to explain it, too. Put it this way, on your piano, you have 12 notes available to you, which repeat on each octave, right? Well, just because you have your 12 notes available, doesn’t mean you’re actually allowed to play all of those notes. This is where the key and scale come into play. My promise to you with this course is after watching it, you will gain such a concrete basis for understanding the notes available for you to play, how to count beats, and comprehend the major and minor chords to be creative with.

Why Do We Producers Use Audio Compresion

FANTASTiC | 19 Oct 2018 | 2.63 GB

I guarantee you, compression will be the last audio plugin you learn in-depth. However, it’s the audio plugin which will exponentially improve your sound and creativity. It first requires an understanding of how audio compression and dynamics work, and secondly, requires a trained ear to hear the benefits and negative artifacts you are applying to your audio signal. In addition, there are many myths (white lies) on YouTube in regards to compression when it comes to the threshold, ratio, and your output value. In this course, you will come out with a solid understanding of how to actually use a compressor creatively AS A PRODUCER!

Electronic Music Producers Guide: Samplers

FANTASTiC | 28 July 2018 | 109 MB

More video tutorials to the Electronic Music Producer’s Guide series, now focusing on Samplers! Perfect for the new sampler user, this series is designed to get you familiar with what a sampler is, and their common applications and pitfalls when using them. Multiplier welcomes you and hits the ground running by covering what a sampler is and how they work, as well as how they are used to create instruments from samples. Next, you’ll learn about ADSR and Envelopes, which are very important to creating instruments with samplers and sculpting their sounds. Then it’s onto more ways to control and tailor your sample’s sound, by using Pitch Envelopes, Loop Crossfades, Filter Modulation, Velocity and more. Multiplier now goes into advanced topics such as using LFO Modulation, FM Envelopes, and Time Stretching and Pitch Shifting, all design to take you sampler instrument further down the rabbit hole. You’ll then see creative tutorials like creating pitch bend melodies and riffs, and using multisampling for a bigger palette of sonic options. Multiplier then wraps it up with videos on Interpolation and High Quality Modes, and when to use them, and how to fix clicks and MIDI Gaps when programming your sampler instrument.

Learn Piano for Beatmakers & Producers

FANTASTiC | 04 July 2018 | 2.26 GB

There are tons of videos on the internet in regards to learning the piano. This is great, it gives you insight to how a piano works and how to get going. But over my years of producing beats, I’ve realized we as beatmakers play the piano differently than someone trying to learn classical piano. So why do we have to learn the piano from a classical standpoint when we’re wanting to create awesome beats – whether that be beautiful piano beats, or just have a better understanding of chords and improvisation?

Reverb & Delay TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 29 June 2018 | 158 MB

Another video tutorial collection to the Electronic Music Producer’s Guide series, this time focused on Reverb and Delay. Learn the important basics as well as cool tips and tricks for using Reverb and Delay in your Electronic Music productions. Adam welcomes you starts with what Reverb is and why you want to use it. Then it’s on to topics such as High Pass Filtering Reverb, the Reverb Size Modulation trick, creating a Frequency Shifting Reverb Riser, and creating Gated Reverb using sidechaining. You’ll then go deeper with video tutorials on how to create a wide reverb stereo image and using and abusing Convolution Reverb, followed by tutorials on creating Impact Reverb, Pitching Down Reverbs, Creating Atmospheric Beds, and much more. Multiplier then turns the page and looks at all things Delay. First learn what Delay is and the different ways to use it in Electronic Music productions. Then see and hear how to match predealy to your project tempo, creative ways to use Tap Delay, creating Custom Delays, the Has Effect Delay, setting up a delay manually to fit your song, and eye-opening production tricks for using delays.

Guide Sidechain Compression TUTORiAL

FANTASTiC | 25 May 2018 | 444 MB

Electronic Music Producers

Another series designed for the electronic music producer, this time focused on the highly important technique of creating and using sidechain compression. Adam welcomes you and gives an overview of what sidechain compression is, and why and when you want to use it. He then covers all the basic controls such as Attack, Release, Threshold, and something Adam likes to call ‘hold down’. You’ll then learn fantastic tips and tricks for using and applying sidechain compression such as Ghost Kicks, Clicks, Lookahead Mode, Compression Modes, 3rd Party Compressors and more.