Release Year: 2017
Producer: Sonic Academy
Producer’s Website: www.sonicacademy.com/courses/vintage-plugins-in-edm-with-kirk-degiorgio
Author: Kirk Degiorgio
Duration: 2:55:00
Type of Material Handout: Video Lesson
Language: English
- 939.9 MB
Description: This course focuses on whether classic studio gear works equally well for electronic dance music as it does for acoustic rock/pop. Watch Kirk’s fascinating and detailed research to find out! This week, Sonic Academy welcomes renowned British techno producer and record label founder Kirk Degiorgio for a new course – How to Use Vintage Plugins in EDM.
Inspired by a chat he had with DJ KiNK, this course focuses on whether classic studio gear works equally well for electronic dance music as it does for acoustic rock/pop. The plug-in (and audio) manufacturers market their emulations of vintage hardware using generic “shopping-mall” AOR rock. The demos and tutorials they release are therefore of no practical use to the many producers who make electronic music.
Does this old skool tech work equal wonders to a TB303 line as it will to an 80’s guitar riff?
Check out this fascinating and detailed investigation by Kirk to find out the results!
Content :
Tutorial 01 – Introduction 04m 09s
Tutorial 02 – Kick through LA2A Teletronix 25m 35s
Tutorial 03 – Kick through DC8C2 and DBX160 16m 21s
Tutorial 04 – Snare through 1176, J37 and Kramer Tape 15m 43s
Tutorial 05 – Glue Drum Bus 12m 57s
Tutorial 06 – api 2500 Drum Bus 12m 19s
Tutorial 07 – Neve 33609 Drum Bus 09m 44s
Tutorial 08 – Vertigo VSC-2 and Zener Limiter Drum Bus 19m 35s
Tutorial 09 – Acid Bass through Pultec EQ 16m 45s
Tutorial 10 – Bass through Vari Mu 15m 38s
Tutorial 11 – Kick and Bass Bus through Tape and API 550A 18m 43s
Tutorial 12 – Kick and Bass through Neve 1073 Bus 08m 28s
Sample files: None
Video format: FLV
Video: AVC, 1280×720, 16:9, 30,000 fps, 1024 kbps
Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, 2 channels, 148 kbps
