Thunderbolt 3-powered Desktop Recording Audio Interface For Mac And Windows
Store Images Of Hardware Settings In Your DAW
New Free Vocal Tutorial
Pro Tools Aggregate I/O and I/O Setup are a mystery to many. Simply defined, it allows you configure Pro Tools for use with different Core Audio devices. You may ask yourself: Is it useful to me? Why do I need it? The truth is you may never need it, but that's for discussion on another day. This feature is about using Aggregate I/O and I/O Setup to speed up your workflow.
Pro Tools Expert Team Member Julian Rodgers considers the Pro Tools Aggregate I/O and whether or not is is still useful?
In this premium video tutorial, Pro Tools Expert team member Julian Rodgers investigates the difference between the five different detector modes in Pro Compressor by listening to the difference and also by running test tones to see the difference visually.
In this week's Friday Free Plug-in, we are featuring Studio Collect from Veva Sound, which allows you to gather all important information (metadata) about your recording session whether it’s just you or a full production with many different contributors in a DDEX-RIN compliant format offering a seamless integration into the digital supply chain.
In this article, we are going to take a look at 3 examples where Avid Nexis has made a difference to the Pro Tools workflow in 2 post houses and 1 educational establishment. Then we are going to look at what is required to set up a Nexis system working with Pro Tools as well as some pricing guidelines.
What kind of Pro Tools user are you? Pro Tools has gone through many transitions over the years, at one time the only people who could afford to use it were professionals in large studios then as time past Digidesign, then Avid, the makers of Pro Tools, made Pro Tools available to even more people. At the same time the industry has changed almost beyond recognition and some who used to track in million dollar commercial studios are now using laptops and working from a shed in the garden.
Studio One Expert
We thought we'd see what makes up the Studio One user community today, it's a simple poll and we can't give every possible answer to suit every scenario so choose the ONE THAT BEST FITS YOU.
Once no one used DAWs, we went into a recording studio and mixed on a large console. Almost without exception they all had a standard set of features. Remarkably modern DAWs still lack some of those essential features such as phase reverse, low pass filter and trim.
However in Studio One there's everything you need to be able to power up your mixing workflow and creating that classic mixer mode, you can even add a VU meter for extra vintage mojo.
Here is our free Studio One tip to show you how to give Studio One that workflow.
In this extended video, Russ shows the power of Studio One 4 to take an audio loop and transform timing sound and more.
He uses Impact XT and Patterns to take loop manipulation to another level.
In this video, made with the kind support of Universal Audio, Russ shows how to give a kick more energy in Studio One with Little Labs VOG. VOG allows you to tune kick drums even when used in loops and give them more energy and punch.
In this free video tutorial, Marcus gives more advice on the new Chord Track feature in Studio One 4. See how to go about setting up the Chord Track in your song, including using the Chord Selector, and setting up each track to properly interact with the Global Chord Track.
In this free video tutorial, Russ shows the amazing power of the Chord Track in Studio One 4. He shows how it can identify the key and chords of an audio track and more!
This changes everything. Arcade is a loop synthesizer with new content delivered every day and tools to transform it all so it sounds like you.
Since the beginning of the Logic Pro Expert blog, our goal has been clear; to offer Logic Pro users the information they need to get the best from Logic and make as much of it free of charge.
Here is just a small selection of our Logic Pro, tips, and tricks.
In this article, Eli Krantzberg puts Universal Audio's Pure Plate reverb to work in Logic Pro X.
Eli Krantzberg reviews the Blasting Room Signature Series Drums, a premium drum sample library for Kontakt that was produced, engineered and mixed by Jason Livermore and Bill Stevenson at the Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado.
In this video, sponsored by Universal Audio, I’ve put the UA Manley VoxBox channel strip to work in two very different musical contexts. One is an already tracked rough, raw vocal recorded in a budget home studio. The other a pristine jazz vocal recorded in a state-of-the-art recording facility.
In one of my recent, not infrequent, Skype calls with my Groove3 colleague Doug Zangar, a couple of interesting little-known tips involving the Option key and automation came up. I’d like to share them with you here.
The team at virtual instrument production house Output are very pleased to announce their latest creation, Arcade, a loop and sample-based synthesizer that has new content being added and updated daily. We have an exclusive review for you to check out too.
Waldorf Music has announced the full production launch and availability of Kyra in time for the 2019 NAMM Show, January 24-27, in Anaheim, California. They claim that Kyra is the world’s first fully FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) powered synthesiser featuring 128 voices each with 10 oscillators per voice, and eight-part multitimbrality with each part having its own dedicated nine-module effects unit.
The Vienna Symphonic Library has released Synchron FX Strings I, their first collection to include production-ready textures and loops, played by a 50-piece string orchestra recorded at Synchron Stage in Vienna. Synchron FX Strings I is currently available at a special introductory price until 30th June 2018.
Spitfire Audio has launched LABS, which they describe as an infinite series of software instruments, free and easy to use; made by musicians in London with Soft Piano and a new Strings library available now.
WMD, a manufacturer of modular synthesisers, guitar pedals, and standalone musical instruments has released Fracture, which is a multi-particle percussion synthesiser module for small-format Eurorack modular systems that apply concepts from classic analogue clap circuits to granular synthesis techniques to generate a wide palette of sounds while maintaining a simple, intuitive interface with a price of $269.
Propellerhead Software has released Reason 10.1 which features sample loading in Europa and support for new Player devices. To celebrate the launch of Reason 10.1 Propellerhead is offering a time-limited offer. If you buy the Reason Upgrade you will get Propellerhead’s new Drum Sequencer for free worth $69 but this offer ends on May 31st, 2018.
Sources claim that as of the 4th June the audacious software merchants Synchro Arts declared a 30% off sale on all new licenses, upgrades and rentals for their flagship automatic time alignment and tuning product Revoice Pro 3.
Our friend and plug-in guru Michael Carnes at Exponential Audio is having a sale. Exponential Audio sales are rare, happening a couple of times a year, so it's worth heading over to check out the deals on reverb and effects plug-ins.
