This course is made in Ableton Live 11, while you can use the knowledge you gain from this course to transfer to any DAW and you can also use alternative vst plugins, a list of the plugins used are as follows serum – xfer. nexus – refx. diva – u-he. infected mushroom pusher – ...
Ableton Live or a DAW of your choice, methods used will apply to any DAW Plug-ins like Serum, Spire, Sylenth1, FabFilter Total bundle, etc is good to have but not necessary by any means, similar results can be achieved with stock plug-ins that come with your DAW Description Class Overv...
Serum’s effects will help us put the icing on the cake of this monster patch. TheHYPER/DIMENSIONandREVERBmodules add a sense of space to the sound, while theCHORUSadds a bit of extra interest to the stereo image. By modulating theDISTORTIONmodule’s filter cutoff, we can get a little m...
FL Studio is a real gateway into the world of music production. Its popularity is owed to its intuitive, user-friendly interface. One of its standout attributes is its customizability, which is far superior to lots of other DAWs. Unlike its main competitors Ableton and Logic, you can freely...
In ourLogic vs. Abletoncomparison guide, Logic Pro’s price emerged as one of the most compelling reasons to choose one DAW over the other. You’ll have to invest in Apple hardware products to take advantage of the deal, but it provides yet another reason to consider the platform for musi...
Most DAWs have a swing/groove setting that allows the producer to dial this in at a selected amount. The more shuffle, the more ‘urgent’ the pattern can feel. Note: For those of you in Ableton Live, the Groove Pool is the best way to add shuffle in house music. ...
So no matter what DAW you’re using (Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro X), let’s start with the basics! 👇 Get the headstart you need in music production with our Trap Starter Kit 🎛️ ✅ Have the best synth sounds on hand with high-quality Serum presets ...
That’s the beauty of this DAW – it’s infinitely customizable, especially in comparison to its arch-nemesis,Ableton Live. Nothing is fixed, besides the toolbar across the top of the screen. When I explain the interface and how to use FL Studio for beginners, I like to break it down ...
If you find this whole chopping and dragging process a bit tedious, you can also use something like Slicex (FL Studio) or Simpler (Ableton Live).These tools will chop up an audio sample automatically, and assign them to different notes on your MIDI keyboard:...