FREE Killer Dance Constructor Samples Set

You're all loving our constructor kit downloads that you can use to make you own kits in Structure and Transfuser. So we are releasing for a limited period the entire Killer Dance sample collection as WAVs that you can drag into Transfuser or Structure FREE, LE or Complete, get them quick, once they're gone then that's it.

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A Note About Donations

I've recently been reading some kind words on the DUC regarding donating to the blog and each post has been appreciated in terms of those saying 'come on support this guy and all his work'. I really do appreciate the sentiment expressed by those people (all of which have made donations) but what I don't want is to create a culture of guilt, it's the worst motivator in the world, on the whole it doesn't work, if it did then why is online porn so successful?

Those who don't donate fall into 2 camps; those who can't and those who won't.

Those Who Can't
These are the people who would love to donate but just don't have the resources, and to those of you who are in this camp, then please take all you like and when you can pay it forward.

Those Who Won't
These are the people who can contribute but choose not to, it's not a high enough priority in their life to contribute to a community. If that's you, then if you do change your mind, then it would be appreciated so we can continue to invest in this community.

Some of you, especially donors may think that it's not fair, that some give and others don't. Of course it isn't fair, but the value of this blog far exceeds a monetary value. If life was fair I'd be getting $50,000K a year from Digi for the work I put it, that's the lower rate of pay for successful marketing and PR executives and I don't think anyone in their right mind would suggest that this blog is not benefiting Digi enormously. The last survey showed an increase use of AIR products of over 85% since the blog started. With over 40,000 hits and about 20,000 visitors a month that's a big number.

But I didn't start it for money, I started it because I saw a need and met it, some may say that it's Digi's job to deal with it. They have finite resources and it's a poor argument anyway. It's the same as suggesting that if I see a guy bleeding in the gutter that I walk on by because I'm not a paid paramedic. If I were the man lying in the gutter I'm hoping volunteer or professional stops and helps me.

So to those who have donated, a HUGE Thank-You! You know who you are and every one of you should have received a personal thank-you email from me. For those who can't afford to donate, keep coming, don't let guilt keep you from coming - take what you can with no strings attached. Finally for those who can and haven't yet made the decision to donate, then please do think about it for the sake of those who can't afford to give.

To all of you the greatest reward is that we have a community around the world all linked by one DAW, and I hope because of this blog, who are now more equipped than ever to make great music.

It's not about the money, it's about the music!

FREE Akai MPC60 Constructor Samples Set

Our recent FREE constructor sets have gone down a storm for Structure users, but now users of Transfuser have been feeling a little left out. We can't have that so we are releasing for a limited period the entire MPC60 sample collection (nearly 500 samples) as WAVs that you can drag into Transfuser or Structure FREE, LE or Complete, get them quick, once they're gone then that's it.

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Digidesign Structure Sounds 34 - Access Virus Bass

You loved the Virus Sounds we recently released and so to say thank-you to all our loyal supporters around the world, here's some Virus bass sounds to add to the mix.

• Virus Bass Dirty Squelch
• Virus Click Bass
• Virus Techno Bass

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Digidesign Transfuser - Session 2 Loading and Saving

The new series on Transfuser, the killer groove module from Digidesign. In this session Russ gives an overview of loading a saving.

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Digidesign Transfuser - Session 3 Pattern Creation

The new series on Transfuser, the killer groove module from Digidesign. In this session Russ shows how to create a pattern from scratch. Watch it here

Digidesign Structure Sounds 33 - Studio 440

You can never get enough of a good thing and from what we can tell from your feedback you are loving these constructor kits. Before the MPC60 Sequential gave us the Studio 440, a little less Hi-Tech by modern standards, but still very usable sounds in dance, R&B, Drum and Bass and trance. Get them here...

• Studio 440 Cymbals
• Studio 440 Hi Hats
• Studio 440 Kicks
• Studio 440 Percussion
• Studio 440 Snares

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Digidesign Structure Sounds 32 - Quasimidi RaveOlution 309

You loved our last constructor kit so here's another one, packed with hundreds of samples from one of the dance world's favourite groove boxes. The RaveOLution is a stand alone groove box that has taken the techno world by storm. It is used by Apollo 440 and KMFDM. Here's a sample of the grooves this baby can create

• Raveolution Hi-Hats
• Raveolution Kicks
• Raveolution Percussion 1
• Raveolution Percussion 2
• Raveolution Percussion 3
  
• Raveolution Snares

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Digidesign Structure Sounds 31 - Akai MPC60

Considered by many as the definative drum sequencer for RAP, R&B and Dance, the Akai MPC60 is still highly sought after. For those who can't get their hands on a machine or the green to buy one, here's a very special treat. It's a constructor set of 6 patches featuring every sample used on the Akai MPC60, it runs into hundreds, the patches are broken into instrument groups giving you the chance to build the kit of your dreams...

• MPC60 Kicks
• MPC60 Snares
• MPC60 Hi Hats
• MPC60 Cymbals
• MPC60 Percussion 1
• MPC60 Percussion 2

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Transfuser Could Take The Stylus Crown

I love Stylus, I've used it for years, I appreciate the small team headed by Eric that have created the groove machine that appears on some of the top songs and movies. So at the outset of this post you need to appreciate I have no axe to grind in suggesting there may be something better suited to the needs of Pro Tools users for this job, I'm a hardened Stylus user.

It wasn't until I started to use Transfuser in preparation for making the new training series on the blog that I realized that Digidesign have not made enough of the similarities AND more importantly the features in Transfuser that beat Stylus hands down - even in the RMX 1.7 latest incarnation.

Both of them use a similar concept; create multi-layered grooves for use in your music. Stylus was the first to really capture this market and did it so well that soon it held the crown as the 'go to' groove generator.

As I said earlier I don't think Digidesign/AIR have done the best job in marketing Transfuser, because many users think it's aimed at the dance and remix market, let me set the record straight, it's aimed clearly at anyone who uses Stylus, and in my opinion could offer some features to beat Stylus.

First, let me tell you what I love about Stylus...

• A great library of grooves, with the thrown in expander kits, this covers most popular genres and styles.
• The meticulous detail given to the sounds by Eric and the team.
• The ease of operation in creating a groove
• The features for mashing up the sound
• The ease for dragging and dropping MIDI files into Pro Tools
• Groove lock
  

It's these things and a lot more that have made Stylus what it is. But now let me tell you the things which make me scream at Stylus:

• The proprietary way it handles loops, you can't drop any loop in, only REX loops converted with the supplied SAGE converter, and as I say only REX loops. So unless you want to invest in Recycle getting your own loops in is a none starter.
• The huge resource load it puts on your processor, in fact all Spectrasonics VIs have resources hogging issues.
• The limited track count of 8 parts per groove.
• Currently the laggy and buggy performance of 1.7 (in all its incarnations, be that d,e or f!)

So imagine my surprise to find that Transfuser does all the same things as Stylus, AND it deals with all my gripes AND does a lot more to boot!

So a Stylus killer? Perhaps.

You can drop ANY kind of loop and in fact any kind of audio that it slices without a second thought, it's a simple as dragging and dropping.

Resource issues are a thing of the past, which surprises me because it shouldn't be the case, let me explain. Stylus takes what is basically a REX loop and triggers it from MIDI events, so the resource issue shouldn't be one in the first place. Whereas Transfuser is doing the same job without any of the load issues.

No limited track count! Just keep dragging your loops in until your computer falls over, and trust me that's a lot longer than Stylus takes to kick up our lovable 'resource issue' dialogue box.

It works like a dream, no lag, no immediate bugs, although I am aware that there are some issues which are being worked through by AIR. But in reality these are no way close to the issues presenting themselves in Stylus and shouldn't keep you from making killer grooves.

One killer trick in Tranfuser is the great way you can make an audio grab of a 1/2/4 bar groove and then simply drag that back into the Pro Tools time-line. You have no idea how many times I've had to print Stylus grooves to tracks just to free up resources.

I have mixed feelings about writing this article, in some ways I feel like I'm betraying an old friend in writing this. Has Stylus been faithful to me, well yes, but in reality I've stuck with Stylus with all its idiosyncratic ways and more latterly almost unusable performance. I know that Eric and the gang work incredibly hard and live and breathe this stuff. So if this was an award for passion then Spectrasonics would win.

But this isn't, it's a decision about what makes grooves better and more importantly simpler and for that reason Transfuser takes the crown!

With over 40,000 hits a month the blog has created enormous influence in a very short space of time, so don't take my word for it, if you haven't tried it and you use Stylus in Pro Tools then download the demo from Digidesign and you'll see what I mean! If you are not a Stylus user then I strongly recommend you still download the FREE trial of Transfuser - it's the most fun you can have with your clothes on.

Digidesign Transfuser - Session 1 The Interface

The new series on Transfuser, the killer groove module from Digidesign. In this first session Russ gives an overview of the interface in preparation for diving deep in later sessions.

NOTE: There are some minor sound issues on this video.

Watch it here

Digidesign AIR Dynamic Delay

Our series on AIR effects continues with the Dynamic Delay.

Find out how to get the Bob Clearmountain delay effect, or the Prince guitar sound with this easy to understand explanation of one of the coolest effects plug-ins in Pro Tools 8.

Watch it here

Digidesign AIR Filter Gate

As part of a new series we start taking a look at the AIR Effects. In this session we show you how powerful the AIR Filter Gate can be across a range of instruments.

Once you've watched this you'll be reaching for this effect again and again.

Watch it here

50 FREE REX Loops

As we get ready to start our Transfuser Video Series how about 50 FREE REX Loops on us?

Great rhythms to add to your existing Pro Tools Sessions either directly or via Structure or Transfuser. Get them here.

Chicken Systems Translator Demo Video

As promised a demo of the Chicken Systems Translator (forgive the ropey sound), in this video Russ shows translation of giga and NI format samples.

See it here

Looking For Our Legendry FREE Sounds?

Here's a quick link that lists them all.

Remember to click older posts at the bottom of the page to see the rest of the archive, there's 124 patches to date, which span across the whole spectrum of musical instruments.

Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 30 - Access Virus

Any synth player worth their salt will tell you how amazing the sounds of the Access Virus are, rich and edgy, warm and hot, and this set means that every Structure owner can have a piece of Virus heaven on their sessions.

• 'It's A Sin' Strings
• Virus AIR Patch
• Virus Phaser Sweep

Well be posting a bonus patch up tomorrow, so check back soon.

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Access Virus Bonus Patch

As promised a bonus patch...

Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 29 - Ethnic Percussion

A very nice set of ethnic instruments to add to the already massive Structure library. There's a nice marimba with echo for all you fans of Thomas Newman (American Beauty, Road to Perdition etc).

• African Percussion
• Natural Marimba
• Tom's Marimba
• Tribal Drums

Download them here

Transfuser Videos Start Soon

We are just preparing to start posting Transfuser training videos on the Blog, so check back regularly and start finding out about the hottest 'killer' groove machine on the market.

WIN A Complete Copy Of Chicken Systems Translator

We've been working with the great guys at Chicken Systems for a couple of months trying out Translator, one of the leading sample library conversion programs for both Mac and PC. It can read and write a huge list of formats, most importantly it can convert to Structure. We'll be posting a video shortly to show you us putting it through its paces, but in the meantime how about getting your hands on a FREE copy, courtesy of the gang at Chicken Systems.

There's no purchases necessary, just answer a simple question (hint - you'll find the answer on the Chicken Systems Website) and you'll be entered into the prize draw. The winner will be announced in the next few weeks.

If you want to get a copy before then, head on over to the site.

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Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 28 - Gorgeous Pads

Four of the warmest pads you are likely to find. Analogue synths with treatments, detunes and some very nice mod wheel effects to give them even more life.

• Analogue Bright Pad
• Analogue Dream Pad
• Analogue Warmth OB8
• Majestic Pad

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Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 27 - Brass

We try and provide something for everyone, so tonight's sounds are a nice mixed brass collection for those looking for some brass to spice up their recordings.

• 2001 Brass
• Long Horn Falls
• Short Sax Gang
• Trumpet Section

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Sneak Peek of Coming Sounds - You Won't Believe It!

Something has troubled us for years and that's how to get great distorted and overdrive guitar sounds in a sampler - ones that sound like the real thing. We're currently working on a set and using some sneaky tricks to deal with things like strumming and all the things that make guitars sound like they do.

Here's a sneak of what's to come

Meet The Man Behind The Blog

Russ was recently interviewed for the Home Recording Show. You can listen to the interview and find out more about the man behind the AIR Users Blog. Listen here

Phil Jackson Out-Takes... Nice!

Silver tongued, one take, Phil Jackson as you've never seen him before, not to be missed! Watch it here

Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 26 - Bass Destruction

These are 4 of the dirtiest bass sounds around, made from Korg Polysix and Access Virus, they are dirty, filthy, mashed up basses that are going to make it into some great R&B, Hip Hop, Trance and House tracks, CAUTION: Turn down speakers before playing them!

• Polysix Dirty Bass
• Polysix Filthy Bass
• Virus Garbage Bass
• Virus Waste Bass

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Digidesign Structure FREE - Make Your Own Patch

For those with the FREE version of Structure it is still possible to make a patch for use in your session. This simple to follow tutorial should have every Structure user coming up with great patches.

Watch it here

Digidesign Structure - Hip Hop Special

A simple little patch of assorted scratches, vinyl noises, tape stops etc. as requested by those of you who like to make some serious noise with your beats.

Get it here

Digidesign AIR Structure - Power Tricks

In this new series for Structure users we explore all the great tricks you can use when including Structure in your sessions.

In this session Russ shows you some power tricks that will have you remixing your sessions.

Watch it here

Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 25 - Solo Instruments

We don't want our loyal followers to think that all our sounds are for Synth and Drum lovers, so as promised here are some more instruments to add to the Orchestra, 4 sweet solo instruments commonly used in classical and pop arrangements.

• Bassoon
• Flute
• Natural Oboe
• Solo Violin

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Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 24 - Vintage Power

Another moment of analogue wonder with 2 of the monsters of the vintage synth world, the Prophet 5 and Mini Moog. 4 sounds that will be reached for again and again and will have your friends wishing they had a copy of Structure.

• Moog Killer Bass
• Moog Pluck Bass
• Prophet 5 Sync Lead
• Prophet 5 Warm Pad

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Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 23 - Vintage Beat Boxes

As milestones go, there have been some great drum machines along the way, back in the days when drum machines and beat boxes weighed a ton and cost a packet. Imagine paying a couple of thousand dollars for a beat box in the 80's - we were mad, but we made some great songs with them. You get 4 vintage beat boxes for FREE!

• Linn LM1
• Emu Drumulator
• Yamaha RX11
• Roland TR-707
  

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M Audio Axiom Pro - Sneak Peek Part 1

Often product reviews tell us about the 'how' and 'what' of a product, seldom do they tell us the why, why was the creator of the product inspired to make it in the first place.

Tim, is in his late 20's, unassuming, articulate and who bears an uncanny resemblance to Chris Martin of Coldplay. Tim came up with the concept of making M-Audios vision for a high end keyboard a reality, in fact he is the creator of this baby and I had the chance to sit down with him at Digi HQ in London on Monday. A rare insight not only into what the keyboard does but why he came up with it.

Tim has been making music for as long as he can remember and in that time he has worked on many of the major DAWs and used most of the keyboards and controllers out there. A helpful start for a man trying to create something to help us make music better, and that is exactly what the Axiom Pro is all about and what inspired Tim.

His vision is to use the power of the computer, yet making its part in the process as transparent as possible, or to put it his way "You can have every tool or command you frequently use during music production and instant access to important Instrument or Mixer parameters right there in front of you. This way you can focus on making music. And that's all we want to do at the end of the day!"

I'm calling this part one, because once you lay your hands on an Axiom Pro your realize that just a few hours with this baby is not going to do it justice in a review and if this baby deserves anything, it's justice. So for the most part this is an overview, we'll go deeper at a later date, once I've played with this baby for a week or so.

Equipment users fall broadly into two camps; first the ones who want instant gratification, you know the kind I mean, the kind who rip open the box and play away. When a problem arises their first response to tech support when asked about reading the manual is 'what manual?' The second are those who want to get it open and dig deep until every function has been explored, exploited and in some cases shown to be flawed! In most cases these users try and get the manual ahead of the product, so by the time it arrives they have consumed every last word.

So camp one, instant gratification, does the Axiom Pro deliver?

Simply put, yes. You plug it in via USB, fire up Pro Tools and there you are a keyboard ready to play all your VIs, not only that it's also ready to operate Pro Tools, or all the popular DAWs. You can select tracks, arm record, loop sections, mute, solo, open your VIs and plugins and tweak away, Tim again "When you select a track using the Axiom Pro, the track is automatically record enabled. The controls and the keyboard instantly map to the Virtual Instrument on that track. Everything is instantaneous and works regardless of whether the Plug-in window is open or closed."

For some this will be enough and on that score the Axiom Pro is hardly shifting any paradigms. BUT! Yes but, this is where the Axiom gets really exciting, as Tim started to explain the use of the controllers and on the Axiom Pro it becomes apparent this is one powerful piece of kit, but before I wax lyrical, let me explain a little about the technology.

Usually events are controlled within DAWs with MIDI CC messages, which can be limiting, as some of you will know. One company who have made some headway is Novation with their mapping technology. This is effectively a wrapper which intercepts the messages between the controller and the DAW and then interprets them. So most controllers are separating the MIDI data from the control data.

Axiom Pro HyperControl technology works transparently within the DAW - removing the need for a wrapper and creates a live two way link between the keyboard and the DAW. Everything you see on the Axiom Pro's display is dictated by the DAW. If you make a change on the computer it is updated live on the screen of the Axiom Pro. This does three things; first all the data is now real data and not MIDI CC. Secondly, it significantly reduces the need to look at your computer monitor or to have a plug-in window open covering up the Edit window. Finally, it means the possibilities are endless in terms of control of your computer from your controller.

Yes, I just said, computer, not just DAW. It quickly became apparent when Tim and I were playing that I could do just about anything. We set up the controller to run a Pro Tools session with some VIs, but then we had some fun. I never use the drum pads on keyboards so I decided to set them up for something far more useful. Within an minute I was using them to check my email whilst running Pro Tools. Yes, check my email. We had a loop record session running and when I needed to check my email I just hit one of the drum pads - all this because you can assign ASCII commands to controllers. With a little thought, a quick lesson in programming and you will be able to come up with some ingenious ways of using this baby.

Furthermore unlike the standard Axioms the firmware is completely updatable, which means what we see here is Axiom Pro HyperControl v1.00. There is always scope for new features to be added in future firmware revisions.

I have some minor gripes, and they are minor. Not faults but things which could be done better and need to be added to a wish list - and don't we all have those!

The Axiom Pro is not cheap for a controller, but to suggest that it can be compared to the run-of-the-mill controllers on the market is absurd. This is one piece of kit and even after a few hours with the beast and its creator I was convinced that what Tim had set out to do, which was to make the whole creative process simpler, had been achieved.

Should you buy one? Well that's not for me to say and I know that the AIR Blog has the possibility to influence. OK let me put it this way, anyone who ignores the Axiom Pro would be foolish. If you are new to the whole world of MIDI and DAWs then my only piece of advice is that the Axiom Pro isn't the easiest or cheapest controller on the market, but then again how could it be?

In closing I know that this controller is an enormously powerful piece of kit for studio and live use, all I need to do is find my credit card! Part 2 is here

Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 22 - Roland D50

Just like the DX7 and the Korg M1, the Roland D50 was a landmark on the timeline of Synth history, a for while took the crown as 'must-have' synth. This set is unique insofar as every patch is created with just one sample, but don't be put off they are still very usable - we'll be making a more comprehensive set later, but for now take a trip and be reminded of the signature sounds that made this baby such a great synth. A side-note is that many people bought the D50 because it has such a great keyboard, so if you spot one going cheap you might think about buying it. But for now...

• D50 Fantasia MP3
  
• D50 OK Chorale MP3
  
• D50 Shakuhuchi MP3
  
• D50 Spacious Sweep MP3
  

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Digidesign Structure - Sound Design Part 2

In this new series for Structure users we explore all the great tricks you can use when including Structure in your sessions.

In this session Russ shows you more in depth sound design and gives users the essential tips and tricks needed for creating your own sounds and adding more to them.

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Digidesign Structure Sounds Set 21 - Roland Juno 106

Another trip down the Roland memory lane, I remember the day the Juno 106 was delivered and this one became a staple of so many artists, being a Juno 60 with MIDI. Used by Vince Clarke, Moby, Depeche Mode, The Prodigy, The Shamen, Pet Shop Boys, Sneaker Pimps, Erasure, Freddy Fresh, Vangelis, and the Chemical Brothers to name just a few, 4 patches to add to your library...

• Juno 106 Bass
  
• Juno 106 Poly Synth
• Juno 106 Rich Poly
• Juno 106 Square Echo
  

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