MALLET FLUX Explained

Studio pro Eli Krantzberg presents comprehensive Native Instrument MALLET FLUX video tutorials! If you're looking to add some fresh sounds and breathe new life into your film scores or other musical productions, you've got to check out these MALLET FLUX videos. Eli guides you through all the elements of this unique library, starting with the basics and delving further into more advanced features. Before it's over, you'll be using MALLET FLUX creatively and intuitively. These videos are for new MALLET FLUX users.

Videos

• MALLET FLUX Single: How It Works (05:47) - In this first video, Eli demonstrates how this version of the library allows you to play one of the five mallet instruments at a time, with control over articulation switching, envelope parameters, mic positioning, and delay and reverb FX.

• MALLET FLUX Single: In-Action (05:28) - Next, hear the five instruments put to work in a short arrangement, each using various envelope settings, articulations, delays, and reverbs.

• MALLET FLUX Ensemble: Fly Over (05:59) - Take a quick tour of the ensemble version of MALLET FLUX, where up to five instruments are controlled by separate step sequence patterns combined into "Scenes" that feature dynamic modulation between two separate velocity lanes.

• The Scene Browser (04:02) - Explore how the Scene List is updated dynamically according to the Type, Feel, and Meter filters.

• The Sequencer (08:53) - The MALLET FLUX Sequencer is composed of five different velocity sequences running simultaneously: one for each mallet instrument loaded in the Ensemble. Learn how the different parameters control the sequencer's output.

• Instrument Parameters (06:39) - Discover the ethereal hyperreal mallet variations available when altering instrument envelope, filtering, and modulation settings.

• Creating a Scene (07:08) - Follow along as a mallet ensemble part (scene) is built up using various interacting sequences.

• MALLET FLUX in Action (09:13) - To conclude the course, follow along as Eli designs a custom ensemble to fit a short piece of music.