In this 4+ hour Masterclass you will sit next to Dr. Peacock in the studio while he explains exactly how he makes his tracks. The Doctor will show you how he builds a track from scratch including kicks, and he will walk through how he made his tracks "We Will Meat Again" and "The story of DMT".

Topics covered in this Masterclass

Build a track from scratch

Making a Frenchcore kick from scratch

Making kick bass

Making the punch

Drums & FX

Whether you view it as an empowering revolution or a necessary evil, social media is undeniably an important part of being an artist in today's music industry. In this free live stream workshop, you'll learn from expert Andrew Leese as he shares the strategies he's developed from his time as the Social Media Manager for FUSE London, Enzo Siragusa, and Ibiza Spotlight.

Your Instructor

For the past decade, Andrew Leese has created and executed marketing campaigns with leading artists, labels, news publications, and conferences in the electronic music industry.

In this course, explore the different tools and techniques that will help unlock your pop production creativity, such as sound design, vocal processing, arrangement, tension and release, and more.

Course Outline

What makes a great pop song? Pop music hits an emotional sweet spot when stellar songwriting matches great production. In this course, we will be exploring different tools and techniques that will help unlock your pop production creativity, such as sound design, vocal processing, song arrangement, and tension and release. We will also cover the importance of melody, harmony, and rhythm, and how these sometimes deceptively simple elements work together to create the perfect Pop song.

In this in-depth Yum Audio Slap video course, music production guru Thomas Cochran details for you how to process your electronic drums in style with Yum Audio's Slap plugin - a program dedicated to easy drum enhancement or replacement. You'll learn how to make effective use of all six powerful modules in Slap (Shape, Fat, Clap, Sub, Spray, and Clip), how to use other helpful tools like the Visualizer and Click Replacer, and more. These videos are for new Slap users.

Thomas begins by welcoming you to the course and demonstrating how to load (and save) presets, so you can quickly get started hearing some of what this plugin can do. Learn how the Visualizer works and what's being displayed with regard to the samples. Then see how the Click Replacer can enhance the transients of your drums as well as create more unique sounds with your own samples.

 

Learn how to transform your mixing workflow both inside and outside your DAW to get the most out of your room.

Course Outline

Struggling to get a solid mix out of your home studio? Learn how to transform your mixing workflow both inside and outside your DAW to get the most out of your room. Grammy-nominated mixing and mastering engineer Jay-J will guide you through several essential mixing techniques for great results in your home studio. Daily lessons include referencing, tuning your room and headphones, EQ, compression, and analyzation tools.

 

Join DAW expert Larry Holcombe for an in-depth look at the Ableton Live Sampler! It's an amazingly powerful tool for manipulating and creating unique, expressive sounds you can use to put your own personal sonic stamp on your productions. With these informative video Ableton Live Sampler video tutorials, you'll learn how to trim, tune, reverse, modulate, arppegiate samples and much more. These videos are for new Ableton Live Sampler users.

Larry begins by familiarizing you with the interface, so you'll know what's contained in each tab. Then you'll learn about the Zone tab, where Larry will show you how to create a patch that's key-mapped, enabling you to play it up and down throughout the keyboard's range. The Velocity zone follows, which allows you to add expression to the sample and fade between different velocity layers.

With its flexibility, ease of use, and famous warp algorithm, Ableton is one of the best digital audio workstations for working with samples. In this course, Nick Garcia will walk you through the variety of ways to flip your favorite samples. You'll learn how to work with the native tools Simpler and Sampler, slicing audio tracks to MIDI, time-stretching, warping, and repitching, and sampling from vinyl. Whether you make house, hip hop, or lofi, these sampling techniques will help you find great samples anywhere and manipulate them to your heart's content. The possibilities are truly endless!

In this Masterclass you will sit in the studio next to D-Sturb and have him explain to you exactly how he approaches music production. If you are struggling with making Hardstyle Kicks, this class is meant for you. Jorrit will show you how to make a new kick from scratch guiding you through every step of the process of doing this. Plus you will learn how to make and layer leads and chords to create a full and fat sounding Hardstyle chord progression. Additionally D-sturb will show you how to master your tracks and will go into how to come up with ideas for your tracks, how to deal with tracks that are not working and how to make sure you finish your tracks.

In this 5-day course, Choppa Dunks guides you through his process of making beats for some of the biggest names in Pop, Hip-Hop, and EDM. Watch as he breaks down tracks, collaborates live in the studio, and offers advice for those looking to break into the scene.

Choppa Dunks

With production credits for Universal Music, Republic Records, and more, the Bermudian native got his start in the early 2010s, blowing up in the moombahton and global bass scenes and releasing music on labels like Mad Decent and Dim Mak. His unique blend of EDM and trap with island influence has cemented his status as a highly in-demand Hollywood producer.

Do you struggle with your mixdowns? Go inside the studio with IO instructor and seasoned engineer Nick Garcia as he walks you through the best tips and tricks for getting clear, punchy, and solid mixdowns. Though this class will primarily focus on house music, the topics and techniques will be applicable to a variety of genres. Nick will discuss the importance of volume and gain-staging, effective panning, equalization, compression, and more.