Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Audio. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Independent Stereo EQs – ‘Did You Know?’
Labels:
Ableton Live,
Audio,
daw,
edm,
Effects,
efx,
electronic dance music,
electronic music production,
eq eight,
EQ8,
eqing,
frequency range,
how to use ableton live
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Logic Pro Video Tutorial: Tips + Techniques for Creating + Export Audio Track Stems
Labels:
Apple Logic Studio,
arranging,
Audio,
aux,
channel strips,
daw,
digital audio workstation,
Editing,
edm,
electronic music production,
exporting stems,
synchronization,
syncing,
syncing tips,
video tutorial
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Logic Pro Video Tutorial: How to Track Beats from Hardware Sequencers
Labels:
akai mpc,
arranging,
Audio,
daw,
Editing,
Hardware,
learn to make beats,
learn to produce,
Logic Pro,
loops,
sequencing,
synchronization,
syncing,
syncing tips,
tracking beats,
video tutorial
Monday, 7 November 2011
RA.EX062 Deetron Interview
The three deck wizard from Switzerland steps up.
Switzerland has always been in the shadow of other countries when it comes to house and techno talent. But over the past decade names such as Ripperton, Agnes and Deetron have all become part of the electronic music firmament. The latter DJ/producer grew up in Bern in a musical family, yet it was genres like hip-hop and techno that his classically-inclined father disliked that first caught Deetron's ear. A devout Surgeon and Jeff Mills fan in his early years as a jock, Deetron has gotten increasingly more melodic over the years. He even collaborated with his father on a track at one point. It's less of a transformation than it is an evolution, however. Deetron's trademark three deck sets go as tough or as deep as you please, depending on the situation. Look no further than his recent Balance mix for proof.
Switzerland has always been in the shadow of other countries when it comes to house and techno talent. But over the past decade names such as Ripperton, Agnes and Deetron have all become part of the electronic music firmament. The latter DJ/producer grew up in Bern in a musical family, yet it was genres like hip-hop and techno that his classically-inclined father disliked that first caught Deetron's ear. A devout Surgeon and Jeff Mills fan in his early years as a jock, Deetron has gotten increasingly more melodic over the years. He even collaborated with his father on a track at one point. It's less of a transformation than it is an evolution, however. Deetron's trademark three deck sets go as tough or as deep as you please, depending on the situation. Look no further than his recent Balance mix for proof.
Download RA.EX062 Deetron
Filesize / 117.71 MB
Length / 00:49:00
RA Exchange XML link / http://www.residentadvisor.net/xml/podcast-exchange.xmlTuesday, 15 March 2011
Tuesday, 22 February 2011
BBC Interview On Sampling...
The BBC speak with Martin Dawe, creator of the Hit 'n' Mix software that allows each musical instrument to be separated out from an audio file, into individual audio scores which can be manipulated separately.
Labels:
Audio,
BBC,
BBC News,
Hit 'n'Mix,
Manipulation,
Sampling
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