Welcome to the new audio production course where Dan Larsson is going to show you how to synthesize a kick drum using several different instruments. The Kick drum is the most essential part of electronic music and it doesnt matter what style you produce.

Being able to create the perfect kick for your track is a crucial skill. In this 4 video long course Dan is going utilize 3 different instruments to create a kick sound that is nice, clean, heavy, and delivers that perfect punch.

In the first video Dan will cover the basic theory behind creating specific drum sounds. Next, in video 2, he will be using XFer Serum to make a solid drum hit.

In his first-ever masterclass for FaderPro, Nathan puts on display his signature production style using a stock Ableton rig.

Nathan Barato has established himself among one of the most respected producers as well as one of the most prolific DJs in the world. Whether it was Marco Carola first championing Nathan's 2012 hit "Hard Werq" which ultimately led to Nathan joining the Music On roster, or Jamie Jones deeming Nathan a new star while making Nathan's 'Wobble Talk' a staple in the Hot Creations label camp. The Toronto native has skyrocketed to international DJ prominence all the while remaining a well-respected and sought after producer.

Bluegrass Banjo players love -- if not live … to jam. Having command of a large vocabulary of versatile, great sounding licks to craft your solos with is what makes the really great players stand out from the rest.

In this collection of 30 Bluegrass Banjo Licks from Ned Luberecki, you’ll work on licks for playing over G, C, and D chords, a handful of F, A, Am, and Em licks, and also learn some movable licks that you can play over any chord.

Knowing how to ‘color’ your chords when comping behind a vocalist or soloist is an essential skill for any jazz guitarist. In fact, your job in the rhythm section -- when you’re responsible for the harmony -- is coloring the chords to feed the soloist harmonic ideas that they can improvise over.

This Jazz Chord Colors edition of Take 5 from Frank Vignola will focus on the chord extensions that you can use in any jazz setting to spice up your comping and accompaniment skills.