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In this ear training course we are looking at a few easy exercises for producers, to strengthen the ability to spot errors in the mixdown. Following these exercises daily will train your ears in no time.

It doesn’t matter what style of music you are into, we all share some common ground. We all love a heavy, hard hitting snare. In this course Dan Larsson instructs us on how to synthesize a legit Dub snare using Ableton Operator.

Want to know how to create that Bass House sound? Welcome to class. In this introduction, you will meet your instructor, Phillip. He will give you the rundown of what to expect and how to create sounds for Bass House. This course is straightforward, to the point and shows every step in great detail. Phillip is using FL Studio and Serum. While it is not required, if you have it, feel free to follow along.

PreSonus Studio One 5 offers everything you need to mix and master any music project. Learn the fundamentals of mixing and mastering in this 30-tutorial course by trainer and audio engineer Joshua Carney!

Whether you’re composing a solo or improvising one, you’re connecting a series of musical ideas to express yourself. Developing a vocabulary of licks is the first step. The next step is learning how to craft variations of the licks using note displacement or altering the rhythmic feel.

In the first edition of Shape Shifter, Andy Wood showed you how to take the fundamental harmonic and rhythmic knowledge that you already know and stylize it to fit into virtually any style.

Guitarists are often required to come up with a "tight" rhythm part. This is especially true with funk, soul and classic R&B music, but "tight" rhythm parts are also frequently called for in blues, rock, jazz, and country music as well. Carl Burnett’s Tight Rhythm edition of Funk House will funkify your rhythm parts whatever style you prefer playing.

3X Grammy Enginner Luca Pretolesi shares his personal workflow and plugin settings for Multiband Dynamic EQ with Melda MDynamicEQ.

3x Grammy Mixing & Mastering Legend Luca Pretolesi shares his brand new two-plugin suite Diamond Transient, by Acoustic Audio and Studio DMI. This plugin tutorial is a first look at how to use Diamond Transient to achieve a dynamic mix and master. Luca will demonstrate his personal workflow and how he approaches mixing drums and bass, and mastering using both plugins Diamond LP-3X and Diamond DYN-F. Luca's personal Diamond Transient presets from this course are available as factory presets included with the plugin.

London based house and techno duo, MANT, bring an eclectic range of influences to the table and have moulded these into their own unique sonic signature. Their inimitable brand of club music has seen releases on MTA Records, Yousef's Circus, Cr2, Elrow, Sola, VIVa, Weapons plus 'Bodywerk' on Danny Howard's record label Nothing Else Matters, which received unprecedented support across radio and club DJ's alike. Not just prolific producers, MANT were singled out in Data Transmission's Top 20 Best Festival DJ Sets of 2016; a testament to their prowess as selectors.

Eddie Thoneick is a name synonymous with quality house music, and has been for almost two decades now. This reputation is now set to progress to the next level after spending almost a year locked in the studio, cooking up his new batch of records.

Learn Piano From One Of The Best Classical Pianists In East Europe What you'll learn

Normalisation – What it is and how to use it covers in detail what normalisation is and the critical differences between Peak and RMS normalisation. In today’s world of streaming platforms, this process is used to alter uploaded gain values to comply with the streaming platform’s target value.

Bass Cafe In this Foundations edition of Ryan Madora's Bass Cafe, you'll learn how to establish a solid groove that inspires conversation between band members, enhances the experience for the listener, and best serves the songs you happen to be playing across a variety of popular styles.

No one would argue that one of the most effective ways you can become a better guitarist is to play with other musicians. That's where the real learning happens. By sitting in at jam sessions, interacting with the rhythm section, and playing behind soloists, you can hone your comping chops and learn how to improvise compelling solos yourself.