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Chris Lord-Alge and Seth Berman of Black Lion Audio show how the Bluey is tested in quality control! Making sure you get your Bluey 100% accurate and on-time for Christmas!
The “Bluey” is a modified “Blue Stripe” compressor based off of the “golden” unit owned by 5-time Grammy-award winning mix engineer Chris Lord-Alge. When certain components became unavailable, techs were forced to change the circuit, creating a one of a kind compressor that has been heard on countless hits.
MSRP $899
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Jason Dasent is a successful musician, producer and engineer and an expert Pro Tools user. He also happens to be visually impaired. In this webinar Jason discusses the challenges of working in the music industry and his experience of helping audio manufacturers to make their products accessible to everybody. Jason is also joined by Ed Gray from Avid who has been instrumental in addressing the issue of accessibility in both Pro Tools and Sibelius.
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Artist / Songwriter / Producer Mario Devon records "Addicted" by Jon Vinyl acoustic version in his home studio with the CV-12 Tube Condenser Microphone. MSRP $499 | in stock for the holidays!
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We’re bringing back our Women In Music series THIS Wednesday, Dec. 16 with a woman who does it all: Eve Horne 🎶
Join us here for a live tutorial where she will take you through vocal sampling with Maschine MK3: how to record into Maschine, edit your samples and add them to a track!
👉 12 PM CST / 7 PM GMT 👈
We will do a Q+A at the end, so as always, come with your questions ready!
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Learn more about our guest speaker, Eve, below:
Eve is a Singer Songwriter, Producer and Founder of PeakMusicUK. She is passionate about promoting womxn, BAME and LGBTQ+ people in multiple areas of the music industry and uses her YouTube channel as a platform to provide fun and easy to follow walkthroughs on production hardware and software.
As well as running PeakMusicUK, Eve is Co-Founder of M@LO & The Magpie – a production agency that provides Sync, Scoring, Arrangement, Production, Mixing andMastering for TV, Film and Games. Alongside this, she is a Native Instruments Certified Specialist and an Engineer/Producer at Fitzrovia Post.
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On this week’s Academy Of Tone, Thomas asks the ever-popular question: can you get genuinely great sounds using cheap guitars? More specifically, can AMP1 sound as good with a beginner guitar as a boutique one? Thomas will play Vintage, Harley Benton and more in this ultimate test of the affordable axe!
Plus, Thomas will shoot out his current setup – an AMP1 Mercury Edition and comprehensive pedalboard of FX – against the full-size rig he played for years up until 2014… the all-tube Hughes & Kettner TriAmp! Which will come out on top? Thomas will go through all the channels, settings and sounds of both rigs to find out!
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Last chance to get AMP1 at 2020 price!
MERCURY EDITION refurbished exclusive Christmas bundle:
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In this tutorial, we teach you how to use BandLab’s automation in the browser-based Mix Editor. Simply by applying complex automation on filters, effects and volume you can spice up a dry loop into something much more dynamic and interesting.
Fork the full BandLab project here – https://bnd.la/automation-tutorial
BandLab is a cloud platform where musicians and fans create music, collaborate and engage with each other across the globe.
To find out more, click the links below:
Available through the browser at http://bnd.la/musicstartshere
Download it now on Google Play Store: http://bnd.la/android
Download it now on App Store: http://bnd.la/ios
In this episode of our PolyBrute tutorial series, Matt shows you the full extent of its FX capabilities. Fully-loaded with pristine digital modulation, delay, and reverb algorithms, these FX don’t just provide the perfect finishing touch to PolyBrute’s massive sound – they’re yet another axis for its expansive expression and morphing features.
» CHAPTERS
00:00 : Introduction
00:40 : CHAPTER 1 • Modulation FX
01:31 : Chorus
02:02 : Phaser
02:35 : Alternative types: Flanger, 12 Pole Phaser, Rind Modulation, Bit Crusher, Soft Flanger, Phase Flanger, Down Sampler
05:05 : CHAPTER 2 • Spatial FX – Delay
06:03 : BBD
06:34 : Ping
06:50 : Alternative types: Stereo Delay, Long Delay, BBD PingPong, Karplus, Stereo Spread, Parallel, BBD Spread.
09:15 : Delay Sync Settings
10:02 : Delay Filtering
10:48 : Delay Modulation
12:20 : CHAPTER 3 • Spatial FX – Reverb
13:12 : Hall
13:31 : Plate
13:44 : Alternative types: Bright Plate, Room, Dreamy, Springy, Delayed Plate (a Spec list again)
14:44 : Reverb’s High Pass Filter
15:50 : CHAPTER 4 • Morphing Effects
16:23 : CHAPTER 5 • Effects routings
Val looks at how to expand your Avantis and dLive by creating custom layouts in Custom Control. He’s looking at personal monitor mixes, audio-distribution control and more in this Session, with the usual Q&A to answer your queries.
HPE joins Avid to delve into the different established reference architectures that studios can take advantage of when considering HCI solutions for their production environments.
Our team of product managers will introduce each of the new instruments as well as the shared common features. Join us to discover Emulator II V, Jun-6 V, Jup-8 V4, Stage-73 V2 and Vocoder V, the interfaces and feature sets.
The demonstration will include several sounds from the factory library of each new instrument, discussion about how the sounds were made, and what makes them interesting. See the changes to the browser, new tutorials, MIDI configuration and other shared features for all the instruments.
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