Are you an aspiring electronica producer? Want to know how they get those sounds on all the chart hits?
This series from MASSIVE guru Laurence Holcombe of Rebel Sonix will show you the tricks of the sonic trade, and get you those sounds you're after in under an hour!
In volume one, Laurence shows you how to first create a Deadmau5 style progressive house chord sound, then an awesome dirty dutch style lead, and finally the classic dub step wobble bass sound.
If you're looking to get those authentic electronica sounds and styles, look no further then "MASSIVE Sounds Vol 1".
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Reviews
Submitted 10 months ago
A must for Massive.
I'm super impressed with the teaching style, and all of the tips. I would love to see more material like this.
I am a: Student, Hobbyist, Musician, Producer
Submitted 11 months ago
Well Done
This could go on and on...the level of detail is perfect for this type of instruction. Please continue adding volumes.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician, Sound Designer, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Reason
Submitted 1 year ago
Maybe only for advanced producers
The instructor just rushes through the settings, FX, etc., without explaining 'why', which, I believe, is most important learning for a new producer.
I am a: Beginner, Student, Musician, Producer, Ableton Live
Submitted 3 years ago
Great Step by Step Walk-through!
This tutorial is extremely helpful in understanding the nuances of creating three different sounds from scratch in a very hands-on way without feeling overwhelmed.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
I learnt the trumpet and piano around age 12 and then guitar a couple of years later. I played in a few indie bands for a few years until I discovered the turntables and Dj'ing. I then swapped the guitar for the synthesizer and the stage for the Dj booth and the rest is history!
2. What training have you had?
I completed a diploma in sound engineering and music technology from islington Music Workshop in London. I am also level 1 certified in Logic. The most important training I have received though is sitting for hours on end at my studio making music!
3. When did you get into recording?
Recording demos for the indie bands I mentioned earlier. Then recording vocals for my tracks as DEF inc. and laterally Rebel Sonix. I also worked in London studio Rollover in around 2005.
4. People you have worked with/for?
I've remixed Coldplay, Kylie, Roots Manuva and John B. Labels I have released on include Parlaphone, EMI, Fingerlickin, Eight Fx, Quantum, Botchit and Scarper amongst others. I have composed music for Sony Playstation games, Sky tv, J&B Whiskey, Lexus cars and the BBC to name a few. I have produced online tutorial videos and have had a 1 hour production video in Music Techs magazines cover DVD. I have also Dj'ed at events such as Glastonbury festival and Miami WMC and touring extensively all over the world.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
Well hopefully I have a clear and concise training method mixed with a serious passion for making music. I have previously worked for Apple teaching Logic and also regularly lecture on Logic and electronic music production. I also teach the Ministry of Sound DJ academy in London which involves teaching an introduction to Djing as well as in depth seminars on using NI's Traktor and also Serato Scratch Live. As a producer making cutting edge electronic music, I have to remain at the forefront of new sounds and production techniques. I mix my time between different areas of the music industry - production, remixing, DJing and also teaching which allows me to develop all those skills simultaneously - so I can improve my teaching ability whilst also continuing to develop as a producer (something which you never stop doing!)
Products by Laurence
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tutorial videoAlchemy Explained
Laurence is back with another in-depth collection of video tutorials about Camel Audio's super synth Alchemy! This synth is not for the faint of heart, it's a sonic powerhouse with tons of features and functions. Laurence has your back though, he shows you it all from start to finish so you can practice your own sonic alchemy with this truly amazing virtual synth.
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tutorial videoD16 Nepheton Explained
Studio guru Larry Holcombe brings you a video tutorial series all about the amazing D16 Nepheton, the virtual instrument recreation of the famous Roland TR-808 drum machine! Learn all about its features and functions, as well as how to program and use its sounds in your songs and productions.
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tutorial videoEDM Sound Design with Serum
Xfer Record’s Serum is one of the most popular synths in Electronic Dance Music today. In this video tutorial series EDM producer Larry Holcombe reveals the steps to take, to make killer EDM sounds with super synth Serum!
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tutorial videoKORG volca fm Explained
Studio pro Larry Holcombe brings you an in-depth series on the wildly popular KORG volca fm hardware synth. Explore what this small but mighty synth can do and learn all about its features and functions, how to operate and program it, as well as some cool sound design ideas!
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tutorial videoMASSIVE Explained
Ready to get Massive? This definitive series from MASSIVE guru Laurence Holcombe of Rebel Sonix is going to work you out and turn your brain into a massive pool of knowledge about this incredible virtual instrument! If you use MASSIVE, this series is a must have.
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