Best Max For Live Devices
Here’s a run down of our Best Max For Live Devices, ones that we actually use ourselves. All the ones we’re included are free. There are a few types of Max for Live Devices: there… Read More »Best Max For Live Devices
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VCV Rack Sidechain – how to
Sidechaining and ducking – something that used to be relatively difficult with hardware compressors but is now really easy in software – here’s how to do it in VCV Rack, with a file to download… Read More »VCV Rack Sidechain – how to
Best Cheap Synth
Here’s a run down of what we consider the best cheap synths. Most are under 300 euros. And we’ve chosen ones that we either own or have used, and consider them as great bang for… Read More »Best Cheap Synth
U-he Bazille Tutorial (and some free presets).
Introduction: Welcome to the awesome Studio Brootle U-he Bazille Tutorial! For each section there’s a free preset and a description of what is happening. Hope you find it useful. Without doubt U-he Bazille is my… Read More »U-he Bazille Tutorial (and some free presets).
EBM Techno in VCV Rack
Electronic Body Music (EBM) has some impressive rhythmic bass lines that sound great on a club system, and modern techno artists like Silent Servant, Phase Fatale and Ancient Methods have been using these techniques in… Read More »EBM Techno in VCV Rack
Bleepy Techno Sequence In VCV Rack
Here is a VCV Rack file with a structure for making bleepy techno. It is part of our Studio Technique Series, and this one is influenced by Oscar Mulero’s 90s output and Robert Hoods early… Read More »Bleepy Techno Sequence In VCV Rack