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7.6GB OF CONTENT ON THE DUAL-LAYER DVD
• Sugar Bytes Artillery2 CM Edition
Power up your tracks or live performances with this action-packed CM-exclusive plug-in for Mac and PC! Artillery2 CM Edition is an 'effects keyboard' – by playing MIDI notes, you can trigger its six effects, which each have their own controls.
• 2295 samples
To accompany our cover piece, we've cooked up 1466 dubstep samples, comprising dark beats, powerful bass and twisted sounds. 725 multisampled analogue synth samples are also on tap, and we've even got 104 bangin' samples from pro hard dance wizard BK! All are in WAV and CMplay formats, natch.
• Producer Masterclass tutorial and video: Finger Lickin' Allstars
Members of top Finger Lickin' Records acts Soul of Man and Brothers Bud met up in the studio to collaborate on a track, and – wouldn't you know it? – CM's roving cameraman was there to capture the whole lot on film. See them crafting big beats, processing in Logic, cutting up basslines and more!
IN THE MAG
• The CM Guide To Dubstep
Master the deepest, darkest genre around with our massive step-by-step tutorial. We kick off with a crash course in dubstep history and tips on sourcing the right sounds before launching into a no-holds-barred series of walkthroughs detailing the stages involved in creating a complete track: building beats, making basslines, designing lead lines, FX, and mixing and mastering for maximum bass pressure!
• The Art of Ambience
Dialling in the right reverb can dramatically improve your mixes, but get it wrong and your tracks will only be marred amateurish ambience. Our guide explains just what the controls on your reverb plug-in are actually doing to the sound before presenting tried-and-tested reverb mixing strategies, creative ideas, and numerous tips on getting the most from your reverb processors.
• D Ramirez
The multi-talented, genre-spanning producer cut his teeth on old school hardware, but today he's as much a software fiend as he is a gear nut. Subjected to the CM interview treatment, he reveals all about his setup, including the software he relies to get his award-winning and much-in-demand sound.
• Music Limited
We show you how to make a complete track in Ableton Live using just one sample! In our walkthrough guide, a single vocal snippet is chopped and processed to create all the elements needed, such as kick drums, percussion, melodies and stuttering rhythms.
• Reviewed!
Cakewalk Sonar 8 • Image-Line Biohazard • Steinberg MR816 CSX • Yellow Tools Independence Pro • Rob Papen RG • Peavey ReValver Mk III • MOTU Electric Keys • …and more
Plus!
• £1137 of Yellow Tools gear to be won!
• Extreme Vocals: Embellish your tracks with perfectly processed vocals
• Guitar Lab: How to mic up a real amp
• Synth Essentials: Scot Solida explains FM synthesis
• Off The Dial: The Joy of Modes Part 2: Modal Counterpoint
• The Easy Guide: Take the Cycle of Fifths for a spin
• The Burning Question: Where do we go from MP3?
• And much more!
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Posted by dTMSr (127.0.0.1) on October 22, 2008 at 04:01 PM BST #
Posted by Lee CM (127.0.0.1) on October 22, 2008 at 04:23 PM BST #
Holding off on the Omnisphere review, in order to give Spectrasonics time to get its act together because of its notoriously bug ridden software, is disdainful. And it shows complete favoritism on CM's part.
So how much money did Spectrasonics offer CM???
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Posted by Lee CM (127.0.0.1) on October 27, 2008 at 12:45 PM GMT #
BUT I am very much looking forward to the organic sound design feature coming next issue. I believe getting your hands dirty with audio is far more interesting than a plunking down serious change for a bloated 50 GB VST.
Lastly, the CM tutorial on building a track from on one sample was AWESOME!
Posted by Jason (127.0.0.1) on October 27, 2008 at 10:42 PM GMT
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Posted by Alpha One (127.0.0.1) on November 14, 2008 at 02:36 PM GMT #
In South Africa we don't have a market for Dubstep and it's sub genres!
How about doing some more tutorials and interviews on more international flavors of dance such as Vocal trance, Euro-pop or even some Indian type club stuff!!! Even a few samples of those! I'm a producer from the lighter side of Dance!! Could I suggest that you try an interview with Andre Tennbacher (ATB) his a cool accomodating type trance producer and I have seen some of his studio vids!!! What about an interview with Basshunters. One more ques, Can you guys restart the "Sound like....." series, it was most informative!!!
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