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Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 (Tutorial + Tips)
Tutorial
Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 Quick Overview Waves paired up with the team at Abbey Road Studios again to bring us Abbey Road Studio 3. Based off of Waves NX technology, this new plugin is mode…
09/17/19
The UDPM Quick Start Guides
Tutorial
Quick Start Guide for the OSX platform Quick Start G…
02/20/17
Frequency Gating Toms with DF-Q
Tip
11/07/16
DF-Q In Use
Tip
11/07/16
remote operation
Tip
You can operate this using an i pad via virtual desktop as a controller for the 01v its the best out there and seems to have access to all the features of the desk
02/02/14
How To Remove Voice From Music In A Song
Tutorial
* For video tutorial, click HERE STEP 1: OPEN A SONG
07/04/13
Importing sounds into NanoStudio
Tip
The most valuable thing I learned using NanoStudio for IPAD 2 was how it handles the importing of sounds using user-created banks. Keep in…
01/21/13
Audulus User Interface Briefing
Tutorial
07/16/12
Using Digi001 with Digital Performer 5 on Mac 10.4.11
Tip
I got my Digi 001 to work under 10.4.11 First I installed PT 6.7 (w CA 6.7), then (before even authorizing with the code DIGIxxx-etc) restarted the Mac, ran the PT 6.9.2 updater (which installed CA 6…
03/10/11
Outlining the New Features in Pro Tools 8
Tutorial
IntroductionHere's a tutorial to help outline some of the new features available in Pro Tools 8... Step 1
05/25/10

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