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Release date
Febuary 04, 2011
Genre
Music Education
About
Book & CD-ROM Packaged Guide To Electronic Computer Music & Sound Production
Description
The 'Studio-X Guide to Producing Electronic Music' is an audio text book, which comprehensively explains how to produce electronic music using a (PC) computer. Sections include detailed step-by-step examples and various exercises for all areas of computer music production, including synthesizing sounds, recording, mastering and marketing.

Written by Lawrie Masson, (Aka Project 2) who is the main producer from the world renowned techno group ‘Studio-X’, this book is sure to turn a beginner producer, intermediate producer and even a professional producer, into an all-round computer music master. Computer music is today an extremely popular hobby and occupation for people of all ages.
ISBN
9780646544236
Publisher
Hyde Park Press (Self-Published)

 

 

'The Studio-X Guide To Producing Electronic Music' eBook - By Project 2 (+ CD files)

Price: $15 AUD

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 
 
Getting Started
 - Introduction to Electronic Music
 - What Equipment Should I Use?
  (Soundcards, Monitors, Sub & Mixers)
 - Basic Understanding of a Sequencer
 - Understanding ASIO
 - Basic Understanding of Synthesis 
 - Sample Banks, Presets and VSTs
 - Basic FX
 - Basic Layering
 - Basic Automations
 - Working With Audio Files
 - Working With MIDI
 - Using ‘Rewire’ Technology
 
Composing Drum Sounds & Loops
 - Selecting Samples 
 - Pitch Matching
 - Slicing and Beat Matching Drum Loops
 - Using a Slicer
 - Compression, EQ and Sidechaining
    
Making Synthesized Drum Sounds
 - Synth Kick Drum
 - Synth Clap
 - Synth Snare
 - Synth Hi Hat
 - Synth Ride Cymbal
 - Synth Percussive Patterns
 - Synth Crash Cymbal   
 
Making Lead Sounds
 - Choosing Your Synth/Samples
 - Producing a Synthesized String/Pad
 - Making a Distorted Lead Sound
 - Producing an Organ Lead/Bass Sound
 - Synthesizing a ‘Hoover’ Lead Sound
 - Making a Drum and Bass Lead Sound
 - Making a Techno/Trance/Hardstyle Lead Sound
 - Creating a Studio-X Hard Dance/Hard NRG Lead
  
Making Bass Sounds
 - Replicating a Roland© TB303 Bass Sound
 - Making a Hardstyle/Techno Bass Sound
 - Making a Wah Bass Sound
 - Making an Electro Bass Sound
 - Making a Sub bBass Sound
 - Replicating a Bass Guitar
 
Making FX Sounds
 - The Classic White Noise Sweep
 - The Studio-X Reverb Stomp Kick
 - The Ring Modulated FX Noise
 - The Tape/Vinyl Rewind FX Sound
 - The Miscellaneous FX noise
 
Randomizing
 
 
Working With Vocals
 - Writing Lyrics
 - Recording Vocals
 - Comping Vocals
 
Vocal FX
 - Delay and Reverb
 - The Reverse Reverb Intro 
 - Using a Vocoder
 - Pitch Correction
 - The Fast Pitch LFO Build-up
 - Creating Vocal Harmonies
 
Vocal Mastering
 
Working with instruments
 - Recording Your instrument
 - Comping Instrument Samples
 
Instrument FX
 - Polishing The Piano
 - Using a Software Guitar Amplifier
 - Working With a Violin
 - Working With a Distorted violin
 - Working With Drums
 
Mastering
 - The A/B Method
 - Mastering a Single Audio File
 - Mastering a Series of Audio Files
 - Mastering Inside a Sequencer Project File
 
Marketing Your Music
Definitions and Acronyms
Studio-X Biography/Discography
 

 

 

 
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