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Bassgorilla - Sound Design in Ableton Live with FREQUENT

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 2 Apr 2015 18:27:01

Bassgorilla - Sound Design in Ableton Live with FREQUENT

Genre: Video Tutorial / Sound Processing (2014)

Do you suffer from not knowing how to create killer sounds for your music? If you feel that your sound design skills are holding you back, then look no further. Now, for the first time ever, you will be able to learn step by step from a leading neuro producer and see over his shoulder as he walks you through his production processes, breaking down his complex sound design techniques into simple bite-size tips and tricks.

BY THE END OF THIS COURSE, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

Design a wide range of next-level bass sounds that you can use in any genre of music
Know how to create movement in your sounds through advanced parallel filtering techniques
Build your own audio processing chains to use in any project
Use little-known resampling techniques in ways that other producers will never know about
Create a vast range of sounds using FM synthesis
Unleash the power of Ableton Sampler to create unique sounds for your music
Use a wide range of ways to use real-world recordings of sound to use with your sound design
WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH THIS COURSE

Here is a breakdown of what you get in the Sound Design In Ableton Live With Frequent video course.

15 High Definition videos explaining sound design techniques by Frequent
Access to all Ableton project files from the videos
Frequent’s custom Ableton audio effect racks (‘Talker’ racks) for sound design
A huge Foley sample pack recorded by Frequent containing over 50 high quality real-world recordings
WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS COURSE

An internet connection to download or stream the videos
a Digital Audio Workstation (Ableton Live 9 is used in this course)
I DON’T USE ABLETON LIVE. CAN I STILL BENEFIT FROM TAKING THIS COURSE?

Yes you can! While the results you will get by using another DAW such as Logic, Cubase, Reason, etc. will be different, you will still be able to apply the techniques used in this course to understand new sound design techniques to try in your own DAW.

Content:
Module 1 Synthesis
1. Introduction To Ableton Operator
2. Bass Synthesis With Operator
3. Making A Build Effect With Operator
4. Pad & Bell Synthesis With Operator
5. Overview Of Ableton Sampler
6. Pads With Sampler
Module 2 Bass Processing
1. Basic Filtering
2. Parallel Filtering
3. Bass Manipulation With Sampler
4. Intro to ‘Sine Compression’
5. ‘Sine Compression’ Resampling
Module 3 Audio Effects
1. Convolution Reverb
2. Grain And Ping Pong Delay Effects
3. Stutter Effects with Auto Pan
4. Texture Snares with Foley Layering

More info: homepage
project files are included

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