Recorded at the Moogfest in North Carolina last year, this video features a live panel discussion on the topic of sound design with stories and techniques shared by panel members Eric Persing, Diego Stocco, Richard Devine and Scott Gershin.
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Sound design panel video with Spectrasonics Eric Persing
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012Composer Cedric Vermue demonstrates how he uses ProjectSAM’s Symphobia
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
Cedric Vermue is a hugely talented 18-year old composer from the Netherlands who has gained quite a following for his incredibly impressive compositions showcased on his YouTube channel.
Playing the piano and classical music is Cedric’s main source of inspiration and right now, he is taking a gap year during which he is composing the soundtrack for an Argentinian feature film.
When we discovered that Cedric uses ProjectSAM‘s Symphobia 1 and 2 within his scores, we got in touch with him to ask if he’d put together a short video about how he uses ProjectSAM’s critically acclaimed plug-ins and, very kindly, he obliged. 
Rob Papen releases new 1.6.2 update for his Predator synth with a new video
Thursday, December 15th, 2011
Rob Papen has just posted a new version of Predator which is now available for free to registered users. There are many enhancements including new filter types, new presets and an alternative GUI colour. Predator has become a industry standard virtual synth plug-in across many genres of music because of it’s easy to use interface, amazing presets and high quality engine.
Free Ask Video tutorial on using the Time Warp feature in Cubase 6
Tuesday, December 13th, 2011Once again Ask Video have kindly delved into their Santa’s sack of tutorials and pulled out a special gift for the T+S blog crew.
This tutorial is taken from the Ask Video Cubase 6 Level 3 tutorial package which features 37 videos and over 3 hours of professional instruction. Ask Video Cubase 6 Level 3 covers topics like offline processing, surround sound, transposing audio and pitch correction.
Free tutorial on how to customise OSX 10.7 Lion
Wednesday, November 9th, 2011This tutorial is taken from the ASK Video ‘OSX Taming the Lion’ tutorial package which contains 28 chapters on how to get the best out of Apple’s latest OS.
Using Omnisphere to create Dubstep Bass
Friday, August 12th, 2011
Omnisphere is renowned for providing and producing sounds that will slot into any type of music or soundtrack.
This latest video from Spectrasonics demonstrates how the multi-award winning ‘Power Synth’ can be used to create Dubstep Bass and also shows off the inimitable Orb feature within the Omni TR ipad app.
How to create a track with Apple Loops in Logic Pro 9
Friday, August 5th, 2011This free tutorial is taken from the Logic Pro 9 Level 1 tutorial package from ASK Video which is now available as a DVD or download. The series is delivered in three parts exploring the basics right through to the more advanced features to ensure you get the most out of your recording platform. This free video shows you how to create a song using Apple Loops…
Video tutorial on MIDI Editing in Cubase 6
Friday, July 22nd, 2011
This free tutorial is taken from the Cubase 6 Level 1 package from Ask Video which is available as a DVD or download and contains 35 individual movies on using the latest version of Steinberg’s flagship sequencer software…
6 quick tips for using Steinberg Cubase 6 from ASK Video
Monday, June 13th, 2011
With the release of their series of Cubase 6 tutorial packages getting closer and closer, tutorial experts Ask Video have kindly shared some tips with us on how to get the best out of Steinberg’s new Cubase 6 software. We’d like to say a big thank you to Ask Video for doing this article and we hope you find it useful.
Free tutorial from Ask Video on adding plug-ins to Pro Tools 9
Wednesday, May 25th, 2011
Tutorial experts Ask Video have just released a brand new set of tutorials for Avid’s Pro Tools 9 software. This update of what is very much an industry standard makes the bold move of moving away from needing proprietary hardware to run. In fact, you now use Pro Tools with pretty much any hardware you like which has instantly widened it’s appeal – good move Avid!
