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How to Develop Your Sound
How to Develop Your Sound Creating a sound that’s unique to you is vital to your career as a musician, or producer. Not only can one say this from an artistic standpoint, but you can say this from a place of branding, too. Every artist should seek to develop a style that genuinely makes them stand o
Read →Machine Gun Hi-Hats
Getting your hi-hat game tight: fast rolls and stutters that stay musical, done quickly enough to keep the fun in it.
Read →Noisy Strings
Sound design in Ableton's Wavetable synth - slow amp envelopes and free-running LFOs that keep the texture moving.
Read →Native Instruments NYC User Group Meeting
Native Instruments NYC User Group Meeting The first Native Instruments user group at Garnish Music Production School in Downtown Brooklyn was a well rounded mix of product information, live performance and music business discussion. The setup combined the Jam with the MK3 and the MK2 keyboard. Each
Read →How to Make Dubstep
Rebel Sonix's Larry Holcombe on the basics of dubstep production - where the wobble bass comes from, and how to build one in Massive or the ES2.
Read →15 Magical Years for Fabric Nightclub
Without question the best nightclub in the country, Fabric celebrate their 15th birthday this month with a two day party that is sure to see a few people slumped at their desks on the Monday morning!
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