Jumat, 02 Desember 2011

PAKET 38 Mixosaurus Expert Virtual Drums


PAKET 38 
Mixosaurus Expert Virtual Drums
390rb
35dvd


Mixosaurus Expert Virtual Drums Vst Dxi Rtas Au Win/Mac [35 DVD] | 123 GB

MIXOSAURUS DAW Drums released Mixosaurus Expert Virtual Drums, a new 122 Gb Virtual Drumset, powered by Native Instruments Kontakt Player 2, that aims to provide “virtual drum authenticity“. It comes pre-installed on its own FW800 / eSATA Hard Disk Drive which you simply plug in to your computer. No sample installation or copying of huge sample data files required.

MIXOSAURUS comes as a customized version of Kontakt Player 2 software and extensive use of scripting functionality allows you to apply changes or effects at virtually any point in the signal flow – if you want to. If not, you turn off all that jazz with a single click and have the GUI cleared.

Mixosaurus Expert Virtual Drums features and details:

122 Gb Virtual Drumset powered by Kontakt Player 2.
Comes pre-installed on its own FW800 / eSATA Hard Disk Drive.
14-piece acoustic drumkit (played with sticks), 20 available mic tracks.
Recorded at Teldexstudio Berlin, Germany.
Comes pre-installed on its own plug & play hardware unit.
Unprecedented number of available articulations.
100% authentic reproduction of drumset dynamics.
7 alternating samples available for each and every sound throughout the entire library.
More than 80,000 stereo samples, all true 24-Bit through the entire production process – no reduction, nowhere.
Signals pre-processed using the best analog and tube gear.
3 completely different overhead mic setups and 2 different Hi Hat mic setups to choose from.
Stereo PZM tracks massively compressed by tube gear.
Stereo Teldex Reverb Chamber tracks – dial in REAL, Hi End reverb with one fader movement.
All single hit samples, allowing you to play your own, great sounding rolls, flams, crescendos, even cymbal swells.
Unique combination of controls manipulating the drummer’s interpretation of incoming MIDI.
Unique set of envelope, filter and distortion controls for each drum/cymbal.
Many useful grooves and fills onboard.



Levels Page
The Levels Page holds volume, balance and pan controls for Close, Overhead, PZM and Teldex Room mics – for each drum/cymbal individually. This allows you to e.g. move an instrument’s room signal to the left while leaving the pan of the Room Channel in your DAW centered (and thus all other instruments’ room signals unchanged).


Dynamics Page
We’ve included a feature that will save you hours of tedious programming and adjusting grooves: the unique MIXOSAURUS dynamics section. It allows you to manipulate the drummer’s interpretation of incoming MIDI, to play more or less expressively, or just as well plain softer or harder – without making changes to the MIDI sequence.



Envelopes Page
MIXOSAURUS’ envelope controls let you alter the attack, length and release for each instrument individually. Moreover, you can control the release times of the close and distant mics separately (e.g. create gated room effects or shorten the close mics while leaving a longer release on the distant mics). Hi Hats have separate controls for closed and open Hi Hat sounds, Cymbals have separate controls for stick and mallet sounds.



Delay Page
MIXOSAURUS offers you a built-in MIDI delay that is capable of producing standard delays, repetitions, accelerating (+/-) delays, even buzzing effects with ascending or descending frequency.

The screenshot below will soon be replaced by a movie so you can see and hear the MIXOSAURUS delay features in action.



Filter Page
The MIXOSAURUS filter page, with filter type, frequency and resonance controls. However, that’s not all: to allow for creative engineering, you can set the degree of filter application on close and distant mics individually – and you can swap the order of filter and distortion algorithms in the signal flow.



Distorsion Page
Just like the filter page, the distortion options include separate controls for the degree of application on close and distant mics – and remember, each of the drum kit’s instruments has its own set of controls. Three distortion algorithms are available to create anything from a hardly noticable growl to white noise.




Help Page
MIXOSAURUS features instant help functionality by offering built-in descriptions of every GUI knob or button. The info label at the bottom of each instrument’s interface immediately jumps to a brief summary as soon as you touch a control. The Options/Help menu at the lower right corner of the GUI lets you activate a larger box that will have more detailed information on the knob you move.

Minimum system requirements:
Mac OS 10.4 or later, G4 / G5 / Intel Core Duo CPU, 1.4 GHz or faster
Windows XP SP2, Pentium IV / Athlon CPU, 1.4 GHz or faster
2 GB RAM minimum, more strongly recommended



If you dream of the ultimate sampled drum kit, and you have a cuttingedge computer to run it, Mixosaurus's Kit A might be your Holy Grail.


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Sabtu, 26 November 2011

PAKET 37 : RECORDING TUTORIAL ALL LEVEL

PAKET 37
RECORDING TUTORIAL ALL LEVEL
5dvd
50rb


Ini dia paket dvd tutorial terbaru dengan materi terlengkap utk semua level
Yg pasti materinya up to date & di sajikan oleh para masternya





The Art and Science of Sound Recording | 5.31 GB


In the Keyfax DVD instructional series, Alan Parsons Art & Science of Sound Recording, you'll go on a journey through sound and recording starting with the basics and exploring each major aspect of professional music production - all in spectacular HD quality! This three DVD set contains more than 10 hours of original material, led by master recording engineer Alan Parsons (The Beatles, Pink Floyd) himself.





In DVD 1 of Alan Parsons Art & Science of Sound Recording, Parsons outlines the history of recording and covers the essentials, including microphones, acoustics, MIDI, and more.
DVD 2 moves on to signal processors and effects, providing you with detailed descriptions and how-to instruction for a wide range of common studio gear.
DVD 3 covers recording individual instruments, for which Parsons brings in drum legend Simon Phillips (Todo, The Who, etc.) and Taylor Hawkins (The Foo Fighters). If you're looking for a great overview of recording techniques, the Alan Parsons Art & Science of Sound Recording DVD set is the perfect place to start! 



Studio Concepts, Gear & the Physics of Sound


The Ask Video Studio Concepts, Gear & the Physics of Sound 
takes you into the heart of audio engineering and sound recording in your home studio.
The Studio Concepts, Gear & the Physics of Sound DVD by Ask Video will teach you the fundamentals of sound engineering, which are crucial to your success in the studio. Understanding the physics of sound and how to properly use devices like compression will make all the difference in your recordings.
The tutorial's author, Jim Pavett, will give you a detailed overview on every aspect of the recording process, with hands on projects covering how to set up your monitors, how to handle phase issues, and how to properly place microphones. Although there is some theory involved everything is well explained, complete with hundreds of helpful visuals. Jim will take you through a complete journey of the fundamentals of audio recording.
The Ask Video Studio Concepts, Gear & the Physics of Sound Main Features Include:
  • 92 high quality professional videos
  • Over 3 hours of professional instruction
  • Extremely high quality tutorial videos
  • Easy to use interface
  • Mac OS X & Windows compatible
  • Example files included.
      1. 1. Introduction
        2. Sound Wave
        3. Phase
        4. Things to Do: Phase"
        5. Frequency"
        6. Frequency Responce
        7. Sensitivity
        8. Sound in it’s Environment
        9. Reality Check: Sound in it’s Environment
        10. Things To Do: Sound in it’s Environment
        11. The Model of a Recording System
        12. Reality Check – The Model of a Recording System
        13. Electronic Theory Basics
        14. Ohm’s Law"
        15. Circuit Example 1
        16. Circuit Example 2
        17. Circuit Example 3
        18. Reality Check: Electronic Theory Basics
        19. Things to Do: Electronic Theory Basics
        20. Decibels and Meters
        21. Headroom
        22. Dynamic Range
        23. Frequency Response
        24. Reality Check: Frequency Response
        25. Specifications
        26. Knowing Your Equipment
        27. Components of a Console/Equipment Routing
        28. Things To Do: Signal Routing
        29. Digital Console
        30. Compressor / Limiters
        31. Reality Check: Compressor / Limiters
        32. Things To Do: Compressor / Limiters
        33. Expansion / Gate
        34. Things To Do: Expansion / Gate
        35. Delay
        36. Things To Do: Delay
        37. Flange
        38. Phase
        39. Chorus
        40. Reverb
        41. Things To Do: Reverb
        42. Equalizer
        43. Things To Do: Equalizer
        44. Studio Monitors
        45. Microphones
        46. Dynamic
        47. Condenser
        48. Ribbon
        49. Tube
        50. Microphone: Transient Response
        51. Microphone: Patterns
        52. Cardioid
        53. Omni
        54. Bi-directional
        55. Microphone Impedance and Options
        56. Microphone Placement
        57. Microphone Placement: Acoustic Instruments
        58. Microphone Placement: Electric Guitar and Bass
        59. Microphone Placement: Vocals
        60. Microphone Placement: Drums
        61. Things To Do: Microphone Placement
        62. Electronic Impedance and Levels
        63. Things To Do: Electronic Impedance and Levels
        64. Cabling and Connectors
        65. MIDI
        66. AES/EBU
        67. S/PDIF
        68. Toslink
        69. ADAT
        70. TDIF
        71. MADI
        72. BNC
        73. SMPTE
        74. MTC
        75. USB
        76. FireWire 1394
        77. Solder Technique
        78. Reality Check: Solder Technique
        79. Patch Bays
        80. Connection and Configuration
        81. Reality Check: Patch Bays
        82. Things To Do: Patch Bays
        83. Introduction to Digital Audio Theory
        84. Definition of Digital Audio
        85. A/D Conversion
        86. Reality Check: Digital Audio Theory
        87. Clocking Setups
        88. Computer Interfaces
        89. Computers
        90. Installing Computer Interfaces
        91. Creating Your Own Studio
        92. Putting It All Together



The Basics of Modern Recording & Mixing, Vol.1&2 - Secrets of the Pros
English | DVD-Video | NTSC 720x486 | AC3 192 Kbps | 7.88 GB
Genre: eLearning

  • Learn how the best in the music biz make great recordings. This 2-DVD set leads you through the often mystifying details of setting up your studio recording and mixing. Find out how the best in the music biz make world-class records and learn how you can take advantage of decades of expert knowledge.

  • You don't need a lot of money to create professional recordings, but you do need the expertise. Secrets of the Pros will speed you through years of trial and error so you can focus on creating music instead of spending all your time trying to figure out the best way to make the gear work.



With over three hours of information, these DVDs will take you through standard methods of audio engineering that have been refined over decades by the best of the best.
If you were to closely observe the best producers and engineers in the audio world as they record, edit, and mix, you would see many of them using similar techniques. This is because almost every one of them learned their skills from a lineage of other top-notch talent in the audio production industry. This 2-DVD set will show you these techniques.
You will also hear a world-class studio designer show you easy and inexpensive ways to correctly set up your studio. This process is critical if you want to record and mix pro sounding tracks and have your mixes accurately translate from your studio to the outside world.
Topics
Mixing (techniques to vastly improve your mixes)
The Big Secret -- Acoustics and how to set up a studio (this chapter features one of the world's top studio designers talking about cutting edge, inexpensive ways to set up your studio)
Pre-Amps (what they are and why they are extremely important)
Typical signal routing scenarios
Loops (how to work them into you into your music)
Professional standard techniques for:
-- Recording vocals
-- Recording drums
-- Recording bass guitar
-- Recording electric and acoustic guitar
-- Keyboards, synths, and MIDI
-- Recording bass guitar, and much more...
Features
Over 3 hours of information!
World-class endorsements
Easy to follow and inexpensive
Review at your own pace



Everything You Need to Know About Setting Up A Bedroom Studio
DVDRip | 2006 | AVI | XviD | 720x544 | 29.97 fps | MP3, 95 kbps | Language: English | Run Time: 60 minutes | 700 MB


Finally, an inexpensive visual tutor to setting up a studio in your own home! With the advent of inexpensive home computer recording software, anyone with a computer and a few basic tools can record studio-quality music without leaving home. This DVD/booklet combination covers computers, microphones, mixers, monitors, audio interfaces, MIDI, cabling and much more.



Absolutely everything the beginner needs to know about putting together a home recording studio! Today's technology means it's easier than ever to build a high-quality recording studio in your bedroom or a spare room - but you'll need to know what equipment to buy, what it all does and how to set it up.

Trial and error can be expensive but this DVD gives you step-by-step advise from top industry professionals who explain exactly what the various pieces of gear do, how to choose them and how to use them.

Recording studio expert Danny Cope guides you through all the essential steps, unraveling technical terms and helping you to make intelligent choices about equipment. The right setup is the key to getting professional results and with this DVD, you can!


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