Customer Reviews
All-Access Pass
It's helpful for spending my free time
It helps me to understand how work the plugins wich i like
Italian hobbist
Hobbyist, Musician, Studio One
Al Schmitt on Using Microphones
Very good but a little brief...
I enjoyed it very much but I wish it has been in more detail with sound examples etc. I could listen to Al all day!
Thomas Nussbaum
Semi-Pro, Musician, Audio Engineer, Logic Pro, Studio One
spiff Explained
A great overview of Spiff
A very good overview of the Spiff plug-in. Tom does a great job of explaining all the nuts and bolts. I felt that sometimes we could have been given more time to just listen to / hear the differences when A/Bing; sometimes, Tom was perhaps too keen to 'tell us' what we're supposed to be hearing rather than allowing us to form our own judgements first. Still, I really enjoyed this series. Thanks, Tom!
neilgilmartin
Studio One 6 Explained
So much info, so little time...
This is my second viewing of these 73 videos. Each video is so chocked full of info, it's difficult for me to remember it all. I do go back from time to time to refresh my memory regarding a subject, but got to the point where I really needed to go over the whole shebang again. I equate it to reading War and Peace, and then trying to remember what was written on page 317. Heck, I may have to go back and watch a 3rd time at some point...
guest4254
Semi-Pro, Musician, Audio Engineer, Studio One
Logic Pro EQ Plugins Explained
Everything you need to know!
another perfectly explained course by Eli. I can't stress enough how good he is at explaining things, perfect
CristianoLeone
Semi-Pro, Producer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Logic Pro
Sound Design for TV, Film & Games
Where is the sound design?
This is a very basic overview of writing for TV, film and games and trailer music but there is no sound design here. It is just using libraries and adding some EQ, reverb, delay etc. You are not designing your own sounds.
Gramski
oeksound bloom Explained
Larry is the man
An excellent overview of this exciting plug-in. Some excellent ideas provided for Bloom-in-use in the final video of this series. I already own Gulfoss, which is a fantastic plug-in intended for roughly similar uses, but Bloom brings with it mid-side functionality and more user-control, so it's definitely of interest. oeksound, fingers crossed, will have a sale within a few weeks...
neilgilmartin
Dorico 5.1 Update Explained
AWESOME!
It's a great video tutorial.
MRGNIEVES
Hobbyist, Semi-Pro, Producer, Audio Engineer, Ableton Live, Reaper, Studio One
Logic Pro X Advanced Vol 2
Thank you Eli.
Whenever I see "Eli Krantzberg" I know the course I will start will be gold.
His crystal clear way of explaining things is unmatched on this platform. Everything I studied from you was perfectly understood and this course is perfect for what I was looking for!
Thanks Eli, you did it again
CristianoLeone
Cubase 13 Explained
Very Useful
It's very good course, I recommend it for all level music producers!
AlexNZ
Beginner, Producer, Cubase
Creative Mixing with Clipping Explained
Very good - but a few niggles
I enjoyed this course, but there were a few things that really should have been mentioned in a course on clipping. First, I don't think Tom actually explains what the difference is between hard and soft clipping - his approach is almost always to soft-clip, but without a clear explanation of what the differences are, it feels a bit random. Second, there is a constant focus on what's happening to the peaks of the audio when clipping, but nothing is said about the RMS energy and the dangers of clipping when it comes to raising the overall level of the track later. Particularly with bass frequencies, I really feel he should explain that you need to be careful with bringing the peaks too close the RMS in case of audible distortion if then raising the volume after clipping. The other - slightly irritating - thing is the over-use of adverbs: 'much more balanced’ rather than ‘balanced', ‘super powerful' instead of 'powerful'. It just feels like he's over-selling the differences between clipped and un-clipped audio at times, which I find distracting. This might just be a pet peeve, but it becomes a little hard to listen to when all these superlatives are being used so frequently.
I did enjoy the series, though! There are a lot of fantastic ideas here, and I like the way he divides the course, starting with more specific uses and moving towards more general ones. Tom's an excellent educator.
neilgilmartin
Emily Remler - Bebop and Swing Guitar (Hot Licks)
Very Helpful
I did not know there were documented lessons from Emily, such a great musician!
CarlosF
Beginner, Hobbyist, Musician, Ableton Live, Studio One
MALLET FLUX Explained
Great
I love the NI tutorials that clock in at under an hour - so much, too much(!), to discover in Komplete. Eli does a great job of de-mystifying Mallet Flux. You should be up and running with the plug-in in no time after watching this tutorial.
neilgilmartin
Tech House Production Explained
Great stuff - cool tune, too
I enjoyed this a lot. Just getting back into producing myself, so this was an excellent overall refresher. Cheers as ever, Larry - and Groove3.
neilgilmartin
Cubase 13 Explained
Finally a one shoe fits all place to study Cubase!
I bought the Cubase 13 bundle and have not been disappointed so far. It's explained in a gentle, concise manner, and I'm using the video tutorials on a second monitor while I work on an open file to better understand in real-time.
The screen is clear, the gentlemen's voice is paced nicely, and in the first collection, 'Cubase 13 Explained,' I've already learned more than I knew in twenty years of working with this DAW.
Studio costs for mixing and mastering are too high for a home recording artist (and pensioner) like myself, so I've finally decided at my ripe old age of sixty-six to try my hardest to learn this complex software properly to do my songs more justice. To that end, Groove3 scored a well-earned 5 Stars, and never have I been this "confident" of getting a decent mix from home that doesn’t disappoint me when I hear my song being played on the local radio.
Thank you to all concerned. Your diligence and expertise in the Cubase bundle certainly leave me with no doubt that when I require Ozone mixing and mastering, I'll be served equally well.
Thank you again, and long may you prosper!
Sincerely Yours
David Okangba (Penzance, Cornwall, England)
Mr Limpopo
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Cubase
Xfer LFO Tool Explained
Does what it's supposed to
Explains the parameters of the plug-in comprehensively within under an hour.
neilgilmartin
Kontakt 8 Explained
Fantasic as always
Always look forward ro Eli's new releases
NB Sounds
Hobbyist, Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro, Reason
Building Instruments with Logic Pro Samplers
Excellent stuff from Stephen :-)
Stephen O'Connell did a fantastic job in this video series. Very easy to understand and follow along. Would be great to see more videos using Logic from this presenter.
neilgilmartin
Orchestral Library Toolbox
Absolutely amazing for begenners
Very helpful
Alex P.
Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Cubase, Studio One
All-Access Pass
Great Value
Normally when I visit London in Denmark Stree, I will buy score and instructional books etc. But not on my next visit because all my needs seem to be fulfilled here :-)
Would be nice to be able to see how old each serie is, inorder to evaluate relevans.
Missing video in regards to media composing.
Lars A
Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Sound for Film/TV, Cubase
Building Instruments with Logic Pro Samplers
Great!
The way Stephen O'Connell presents this tutorial is really great.
Is the author new to Groove 3? I would like to see more tutorials from him.
holly
Studio One 7: New Features Explained
Well thought out
So far I find it easy to use and quite complete.
Johnshoe
Semi-Pro, Musician, Studio One
All-Access Pass
Great resource for Audio folks!
Lots of videos on topics that are only grazed upon on platforms like YT etc. In-Depth discussion with well spoken presenters that move at the perfect pace for following along. The custom video player has neat functionality and great quality. Another resource must-have for any Audio Engineer or Producer, etc.
Spikeypup
Semi-Pro, Professional, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Bitwig Studio, Mixcraft, Reaper, Studio One, Samplitude
Building Instruments with Logic Pro Samplers
Very helpful
Great tutorial, very well explained and informative.
rs
Hobbyist, Beat Maker, Ableton Live, Logic Pro
All-Access Pass
So many choices !!!
Groove3 covers my entire studio with ease and at a price any poor musician can afford.
johnnie burnside
Hobbyist, Beat Maker, Ableton Live
bx_saturator V2 Explained
Sigh…some good basic info, but…
Larry is great when it comes to explaining the basics. Top notch. Sadly, when it comes to actually mixing, or examples, he seems to get lost in the weeds.
gamehits
All-Access Pass
Good value offer to explore over an extended period
I generally prefer to purchase individual courses that I want to retain permanently, but the current All-Access Pass offer with Groove3 gives me the opportunity to explore a wider range of subjects over an extended period without being under pressure. Anything broader than the above statement is what I've drawn from the Groove 3 courses I've already downloaded and found to be both helpful and well-presented. Occasionally things move a little too fast, but you can always stop the player and step back to what you need to see again. I was thrilled to herar that Groove 3 has a Roku app - but disappointed to find when I explored this that it's not a certified Roku app and so can't be fully relied upon. Hope Groove 3 will produce a certified app soon.
Digihound
All-Access Pass
Very large spectrum of courses
All I need for my home studio (hardware and software courses).
Also good for my drum training.
Parseq
Hobbyist, Musician, Sound Designer, Bitwig Studio, Studio One
Cubase: Orchestrating with Iconica Sketch
Vdery helpful
Not only has Gary givem me a great insight into Iconica Sketch, i've learnt countless tricks on how to use the instruments and great mixing tips, so thank you
Horsetags
Creating Realistic MIDI Strings
Short and very useful for beginners.
Short and very useful for beginners.
Alex P.
Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Cubase, Studio One
Mixing with Plugin Alliance Plugins Explained
OHKAY for rank beginners, but...if you're not a rank beginner, don't buy
I mean, overall it's always interesting to watch someone else's process, but a) there was no reason to see all of the experimentation and it felt like Laurence was going back over things he did to fix what he did, and b) the changes he made were so subtle, I didn't see the point in mixing it in the first place. Other than the slight mastering at the end, it really felt like he didn't do much.
gamehits
T-RackS 6 Explained
Very Helpful
Straight forward, concise well presented. Presented in a way that makes it easy to remember. Well done.
Jan Leslie Holmes
Semi-Pro, Professional, Musician, Producer, Pro Tools
Behringer Odyssey Explained
Well Done! Worth it.
considering how bad the manual for this unit is, Larry did a fine job clearing up all the needed areas of use.
gamehits
Ableton Live 12 Explained
Excellent information
I like the small chapters, and the way topics/items are explained. Then I, Alt Tab to my Ableton 12 to try out this hot keys, topics/items.
The only improvement I would make is for the instructor to increase the size of his mouse pointer, as well as a verbal clue as to where the instructor is going to move the mouse next, ie, upper right, lower left..
My vision is not great, so most of the time, I lose, where the mouse pointer went, when the instructor, says, "click here to do this." I then move the video back, and pause it many times, to hopefully see where the mouse is going. So far, that has worked.
The instructor knows where he is going to move the mouse, but I don't have a clue. So, additionally, to a larger mouse cursor, it would be helpful, for the instructor to say he is going upper right, lower left, etc, to forces the students attention to that part of the screen, to find the new location of the mouse pointer.
Jeff Siebrandt
Beginner, Musician, Ableton Live
Choosing the Perfect String Gauges Explained
Far out!
This is very cool. I went right to the website and did what Gary did.
SkyLucy
Student, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Ableton Live
Eventide H3000 Factory Explained
Fine but wanted more in depth
He goes in to some of the parameters in the advanced settings but really skips over a lot. What was there was a little unclear and just glossed over mostly. Learned about 30% of the plugin. "Just examine the presets" is not helpful for most people. This is why we want them EXPLAINED. Audio quality was not the best either. Lots of artifacts in his vocal recording.
Five18Studios
Professional, Musician, Producer, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Reaper
Joe Satriani
Crush of Love
Danny Gill is one of the best guitar instructors and performers in the world! I have learned Surfing with the aliens, and now working on the Crush of love!
Keep them coming! Thank you!
Thant
All-Access Pass
Great Information At Your Finger tips
I find it refreshing to have a site where I can get a tutorial and information on a subject, a plugin, or an instrument lesson when needed. This is a fantastic site and well worth the subscription price, making it literally priceless. Fantastic!!
Tiger
Professional, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools
Sidechaining in Live
WOW, crazy helpful!
I not only learned about sidechaining, I got a better grasp on compression and learned lots of little Ableton tips in general!
hostnik
All-Access Pass
Very helpful
I 'am very happy for this program. I learn a lot
Tchawa3
Student, Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Sound Designer, Ableton Live, Cubase, Nuendo, Pro Tools
Mix Bus Processing Explained
Worst instructor on G3...
Often doing things out of frame that you can't see, or is zoomed out so much you have to squint, and doesn't always verbally track what he's doing so you have to really hunt for where his mouse is going.
hostnik
Synapse Obsession Explained
Excellent Introduction to this Synth!!
I'll gladly be the first to review this series on this amazing synth taught by a knowledgeable and capable instructor. He goes over every parameter, knob, button, bell and whistle with examples of how each affects the sound.
To be clear this isn't a course that teaches the principles of sound synthesis to beginners. Though you do get a fair bit of that, it's a course that teaches people already somewhat familiar with sound design how to operate and maximize their efficiency when using "Obsession" specifically. They also add a few sound design demonstrations to round off the package.
Groove3 has knocked it out of the park again with another well crafted, informative tutorial.
[Sidebar]
I keep coming back to this site time and time again to learn and brush up on topics my memory got fuzzy on. High quality, affordable instruction. Keep up the good work.
MSTRBLACK
Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Logic Pro, Reason
bx_SSL 4000 E Explained
Great stuff
Comprehensive overview of the plug-in - except perhaps for the mid-side part. Yes, you can solo each but it might have been helpful to take that one step further and explain why you would want to and how you might use two instances of the plug-in to process mid-side differently. For people not that familiar with m/s processing, this part might have fallen flat. Otherwise though, great as ever!
neilgilmartin
iZotope Plasma Explained
Essential
Good review of saturation and explanation of this plugin.
SkyLucy
Student, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Ableton Live
Session Guitarist - Acoustic Sunburst Deluxe Explained
I have thoroughly enjoyed it!
Initially, I had trouble understanding his accent. He has so many useful courses that I could use but the accent held me down for a while. But after this I have no fear. It actually sounds nice to me. In fact I have a colleague whose voice, accent and speed of speech is just a duplicate.
Everything of the pluging was nicely described and demonstrated. And the last two episodes demonstrated them in a practical context.
Thank you!
Naushad
HALion Beginner’s Guide: Programming Synths
Excellent course!
Great pace, valuable information, and an inspiring presentation—this is how a technical course should be done! I’m hoping for more Halion courses from this author in the future.
mon
Semi-Pro, Professional, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Cubase, Nuendo
Remixing Explained
Excellent
I love all of Kenny's videos, they never fail to impress. I am a singer, songwriter, musician and producer but my goal is to improve my computer production skills since I no longer wish to use outside studios. I usually play and sing everything myself and never realized how powerful using samples in this way can because I never seen it done 1st hand. Kenny showed us a definitive work flow whether you're incorporating some of them or doing an entire sample project. I thought her version was very nice but when he said he was going to do a club version with the vocal she submitted I had to watch. His conversion was simply mind blowing. This demonstrates to me just how powerful computer production can be when you understand your tools and can achieve that polished sound. Thanks for that Kenny.
Jan Leslie Holmes
Semi-Pro, Professional, Musician, Producer, Pro Tools
Eric Clapton - Acoustic Classics - Guitar Signature Licks
Helpful
The videos are good and teaching is clear.
The only thing that is missing, in my view, is the TAB of the songs the way they are played in the video
João Carvalho das Neves
Beginner, Hobbyist
Cubase 13: New Features & Updates Explained
Excellent Overview!!!!!
Excellent Overview of the new features.
13487 quivas street
Hobbyist, Musician, Cubase
bx_console N Explained
Short and to the point
Another great overview of a brainworx console plug-in from Eli. My only criticism is in his explanation of the Gate controls. This part becomes quite confusing at times. If I were not already quite familiar with the parameters of a Gate, this would have left me feeling frustrated. Overall though, a really solid series that outlines the console N very nicely.
neilgilmartin
Ableton Live 12 Explained
Tedious, uninspiring presentation of Live 12
I'm not a beginner to Ableton, but I shudder to imagine if I was and this was my first intro. The presenter comes with low energy, doesn't seem entirely organized, and generally put me off I just had to stop watching, it just wasn't worth trudging through. I can find better tutorials for free on Youtube.
hostnik
Ableton Live 12 Explained
very helpfull
Really well explained
looking forward for a part 2
as some features were not covered
To Ricciardi
Professional, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Logic Pro
Arturia Synclavier V Explained
Good video manual, but barely scratched the surface with sound design
Synclavier is so different than pretty much any other synth in history, that I really was hoping to learn more about the strategies and approaches to sound design with it that truly leverage it's unique architecture and features. The few sound-specific videos were fine, although none of them really created a sound I would want to use. But I'm still left wondering what the real range and possibilities are, beyond just going through the presets which I've already done, and which also aren't that useable in many cases.
hostnik
Guitar Delay FX Basics
Disappointed
Too much focus on use of delay in rock music. Nothing useful for musicians who play country, folk, or jazz. I was disappointed and, if possible, would ask for a refund.
Charliewater
Beginner, Hobbyist, Musician, Reaper
Logic Pro X - Maximize, Manage & Command
Great tips no matter WHAT DAW you work with
So much of what is here is gold in terms of workflow enhancements. I skipped the keyboard shortcuts (might come back if I start using Logic) but everything else was informative and will likely be incorporated. Might be difficult to do the last part, because of how much of a 'sort of old tracks' it would invite, but... Great stuff!
prometheus
Hobbyist, Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Sound Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Bitwig Studio, FL Studio, Cubase, Digital Performer, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Reason, Studio One
Percussion Production Tips & Tricks
Allow to get some ideas
Very well done and explained .
Simple but effective
Harry B
Semi-Pro, Professional, Musician, Audio Engineer, Pro Tools
Recording & Editing Your Guitar
Very useful.
It's useful to have a tutorial with beginning to end on how to set up guitar recording, as it's easy to miss an important point like putting on new strings, many little things if not checked might give a lackluster recording.
JohnMc
Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Bitwig Studio, FL Studio, Reason
Referencing with Metric AB Explained
Too all over the place.
I didn’t like the way things were explained; it wasn’t clear, and the music selection was overwhelming. Better preparation would have made this course less frustrating.
PeterBG
Developing Your Inner Timing & Pulse Explained
Insightful and instructive
Great course for useful concepts. Well explained and informative.
Br0Haha
XO Explained
Awesome.
I really loved this course. It’s clear, well-structured, and now I’ve learned how to use XO. Great job! Thanks!
PeterBG
Guitar Delay FX Basics
Nice ideas—good resource.
Really nice rundown of some solid delay ideas. There are some good comparisons between front-of-amp, post-recording, and effects loop delays, too. Solid.
gmcclure
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer
1001 Jazz Licks - A Complete Jazz Vocabulary for the Improvising Musician
1001 jazz licks for under $15
An impressive amount of material to work through - but the scan is very lo res and is difficult to view on an ipad.
JH
Professional, Musician, Logic Pro
Cubase 13: New Features & Updates Explained
needs to slow down, and speak clearer.
needs to slow down, and show were his cursor is going sometimes difficult understand accent. did not feel comfortable with video 1.
MUSO IN SPAIN
Soundtoys Effect Rack: Getting Creative
Learned a lot fo new stuff
A lot of new uses I did not think of before. Thanks!
SonicDiscovery
Semi-Pro, Musician, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Mastering Facility, Pro Tools, Studio One
Acustica Audio Diamond Plug-ins Explained
More like these videos
Great, maybe next series on cpu maximizing, and great combinations for the plugins. They are great, but very very cpu intensive .
SonicDiscovery
Semi-Pro, Musician, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Mastering Facility, Pro Tools, Studio One
Dynamic Loudness Explained
The best of the best!
Like many on here I have completed lots of Larry's courses (he is my favourite instructor), but this is probably the best one. It's packed with best mixing practices, not just for gaining more loudness but for making clearer and more satisfying mixes in general.
Larry's material is flawless, but the viewing experience isn't perfect (this applies to all Groove 3 courses). You have to re-load the page after waking the computer from sleep (sometimes even after a longer break when the computer hasn't been sleeping), you cannot get back to any other Groove 3 page after finishing a course and there's no "Watch Now" button; instead you have to figure out that you need to go to the Product Outline" tab to start watching a course.
A course this good makes those annoyances worth it though!
Uncovered Pitch
Professional, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Logic Pro, Reaper
Softube Parallels Explained
Highly recommended
Parallels is a great synthesizer that is unfortunately not that well known or underrated. The "Softube Parallels Explained" tutorial offers a well-founded introduction to programming your own sounds for Parallel.
In addition, Thomas creates sounds from scratch himself and shows how you can apply what you have learned directly.
Highly recommended.
Jean-Claude
All-Access Pass
Mostly great learning videos
Only few remarks : the videos are not dated and there is no clues in the title about the version of the softwares or plug-ins videos talk about. Many videos need to be updated ! And last, some videos learn the same things : "Brainworx Mastering plug-ins in action" and "Mastering with Brainworx plug-ins explained".
TrouDuke
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Logic Pro
All-Access Pass
Very useful platform
This is very useful tutorials I can get here for all sorts of music.
Kristján
Hobbyist, Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Cubase
Chris Squire
Fabulas tutorials
Few years younger than Chris and been following YES since day one. I never yet to hear any other basses come close to his talents, maybe Geddy Lee from Rush. What a shame he left us at such an early age.
Pearlpassionstudio
Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Studio One
All-Access Pass
The best resources to learn all aspects of music
I use to own some of the VHS tapes that Groove3 has on this website…I remember studying them over and over again while learning guitar in College and at Mc Gill University…to have access to all that, plus books that updates on my phone/tablet and computer…being able to hear audio examples…to view videos in fast speed if necessary…this subscription is the best amongst the best for everything music. And on top of that I can make playlists of everything that interests me.
Alexis Charrier
Professional, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Studio One
Cubase 13 Mixing Explained
great for beginners to advanced users.
glad I bought this.....video manuals are the way to go!
p48Muisc
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Cubase
Kazrog Plugins Explained
Groove3 everything explained
I have great respect for Eli Krantzberg and all the team at Groove3 as I've not, for a second, been disappointed with any purchase
Giordai Ua Laoghaire
Student, Professional, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Pro Tools, Reaper
200 Country Licks
Where is the right hand?
It is a collection of licks taht can be difficult to imagine in a song context. That would have been helpful.
How come there is no focus on the right hand at all? Ain't that sound is being produced by two hands?
No real tuition or advices. The teacher seems bored...
The interface is a pain to use on an iphone.
Still, the course opens ears and trains fingers, while being cheap. Nevertheless, a longer sample would have been appreciated.
Luc
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools
Miroslav Philharmonik 2 Explained
Muy bueno
Considerando que prácticamente no existen guías para usar este plugin, es de una tremenda ayuda el poder ver estos videos.
Darknesshell
Reaper Tips & Tricks
Have not seen it yet, but I know it is awesome!
I was fortunate enough to stumble upon Kenny's YouTube videos via a recommendation from another video. Needless to say, I have been hooked ever since. Even though these videos were done back when Reaper was at version 4, Kenny's knowledge, simplicity and expertise is 2nd to none. I honestly feel he is the Michael Jordan of Reaper and surely one of the best musical producers and teachers our platform has ever seen!
DideReaper
Beginner, Professional, Musician, Producer, Sound Designer, Ableton Live, Cakewalk Sonar, Logic Pro, Reaper
Arcade Explained
Out of Date Unfortunately
This is pretty comprehensive and goes through a lot of material but we're now on Arcade 2.11.0 and although that doesn't sound like a huge upgrade from 2.0, it is the interface has been signifcantly redesigned so it makes following the course a bit tedious. I suspect most of the necessary material is there but it's just not always easy to follow the on screen steps.
PatrickbytheSea
Getting the Perfect Modern Metal Bass Tone Explained
Very helpful
All of Cary Hiebners videos are excellent and so is this series. The videos are clear and concise while also being thorough.
Badmachine
Melodyne 5 Tips & Tricks
Great!
The tips on creating shortcuts for the tools was soooooooooooo useful. This tip alone has made Melodyne much more convenient to use. It's still a fiddly and at times frustrating beast, but it's been tamed somewhat because of this course. Thanks very much!
neilgilmartin
Eric Clapton - Acoustic Classics - Guitar Signature Licks
Just what I was looking for to learn unplugged songs
First off, admittedly it's a little dated and was created for DVD. Nevertheless, I love it. It has downloadable videos both with guitar and just backing tracks for each song. The guitar parts are clear demoed and explained. And the price was incredibly attractive. It's a really good deal if you want to learn these song.
RustyRain
Getting the Perfect Modern Metal Bass Tone Explained
Exactly What I Needed
I am just learning Cubase and all the plug ins. I have the Nolly Bass Library and wasn't sure how to really get a good metal tone from it. Today, I learned how to create the clean and distortion for the bass, and bam - I have got a bass sound for my metal music that I can really feel good about. Thank you for this training today! I'd like to learn more of making great sounds with the Nolly Bass Library if Groove3 would consider that. Thank you!!
RedDragon369
Hobbyist, Musician, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Cubase
Captain Chords Epic Explained
Very helpful, clear
I really appreciate this video course. The YouTube video tutorials that are currently out there are not particularly helpful to me, including the ones made by the software’s producers themselves. I personally don’t like the highly produced, overly quick-cut videos that are prevalent on YouTube. I find them jarring and frankly not helpful.
But Captain Chords Epic Explained is outstanding! The instructor has a perfect pace for my learning style, not overly quick, but also not too slow or lumbering. He goes into a great deal of detail and, because it is a full course, has the time to do it. I have gone back a couple of times to review subsections as I have applied, this program to my own music production.
All in all, this is a wonderful class, and I recommended it highly!
VibesMan747
Hobbyist, Musician, Logic Pro
Nektar Panorama CS12 Explained
Really helpful, but...
Nektar Panorama CS 12 is a good controller but the manual leaves a lot to be desired. The Groove 3 video manual fills in several parts that are missing from the written manual. However, I would like it to go through more about mapping in Nektarine for 5 stars.Nektar Panorama CS 12 is a good controller but the manual leaves a lot to be desired. The Groove 3 video manual fills in several parts that are missing from the written manual. However, I would like it to go through more about mapping, especially in Nektarine for obtaining full 5 stars.
Akeda
Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Sound Designer, Logic Pro
All-Access Pass
Nice music tools !
Great source of informations for musicians no matter what level you are
Mixolydian
Professional, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Ableton Live, Logic Pro
MODO Bass 2 Explained
Great detail
Helpful review. Only videos I could find that really focus on changing the articulations. Very clearly explained.
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Hobbyist, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Cakewalk Sonar