In this Tuesday Tip we take a look at the intro overview of a MainStage concert file. Particularly a concert file set up with patches recreating Bass Amp setups for cover songs. Showing the various parts of the window and also a slightly more advanced method of using a single input to drive multiple Bass Amps at once.
MainStage 101: How To Get Started With The Best Live Audio Software On The Market!
Chris and Jody take on the application MainStage. Talking about who makes it. How’s it great for live performance use. What instruments it’s great to use for. How it can be used it in the studio. What plugin types it’s capable of using. This is a good overview of a very handy plugin host. Plus we give out our Friday Finds for this week.
How To Create An Awesome Drum Sound Using A Roland V-Drum Kit With Live Cymbals!
A quick tip showing how I combine the Roland V-Drums with Live Cymbals when artists want a different type of sound control on a live performance. Witness how I combine the audio of live overhead mics for cymbals and hi hats with the midi performance from the Roland V-Drum kit. Then export the audio from the midi capture to create the audio for the shells of the kit.
Side-Chaining: What It Is and How To Use Side-Chaining In Your Mixes
In this episode Chris & Jody talk about what Side-Chaining is and how to use it in your mixes! Side-Chaining is the process of using an audio signal to control the volume of another signal. It can be used in a variety of situations depending on your desired effect. We’ll cover how to set up your DAW and also with the MPC Live hardware so that you can Side-Chain, different methods of using Side-Chaining, and some important consideration for using Side-Chaining. Then we splash our Friday Finds to let you know what we think you should pay attention to this week. It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.