Showing posts with label Software Synths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software Synths. Show all posts

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Setting Up Stylus RMX In Mainstage - Step 2

Now that you know how to create a channel for Stylus RMX I move on to showing you how to create on screen controls. I walk you through how to create buttons to start and stop the loops, independent loop volume controls, and how to assign them to your MIDI controller so that you don't have to reach over to your computer to control the software. Enjoy!


Coming soon in my third and final video I will teach you how to assign the on screen controls you created to the Stylus RMX plugin. This is the last step to making your setup with Stylus RMX in Mainstage complete!


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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Setting Up Stylus RMX In Mainstage - Step 1

Per a commenter's request I have started working on a video series that shows you how to setup Stylus RMX in Mainstage. In Step 1 I walk you through setting up a software channel to load Stylus RMX into, where to load it, and how to get it setup to make sound out of your interface. In the next video (coming soon) I'll show you the second step which is creating on screen controls for Stylus RMX. Enjoy!


This video is best watched in HD or at a higher resolution than just what shows up in this blog post so if you click the video after it starts playing it will open up YouTube and you can watch it in HD.

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Friday, April 22, 2011

Changing the Time Signature of Loops with Stylus RMX

Stylus RMX from Spectrasonics is the best plugin for using and manipulating drum loops in real time! In this video Eric Persing, the creator of all these plugins, shows how Stylus RMX can take any audio loop you have and change it's time signature. This will blow your mind!

Spectrasonics Omnisphere - Psychacoustic Sampling

The software plugin Omnisphere from Spectrasonics is a staple of my keyboard rig. This video shows you what lengths these guys go to to create interesting and unique sounds and can actually be played! Of course the coolest thing they sampled was a burning piano! Check it out!