Release Year: 2013
Manufacturer: Groove3
Manufacturer’s Website: www.groove3.com/str/Waves-Element-Explained.html
Author: Mark Struthers
Duration: 01:33:28
Type of Material: Video Lesson
Language: English
Description: In this course, Mark Struthers explains and demonstrates how to work with the WAVES Element virtual synthesizer.
Waves’ debut virtual synth is a knockout! Mark Struthers digs deep into this sonic necessity, showing you all the nooks and crannies, making learning this synth elementary.
Mark starts with a detailed tutorial on setting up this powerhouse synth in both standalone mode and within a DAW. He then dives into the Oscillator and Voltage Controllers sections and explains how they’re used for sound creation. Next, Mark dives into the LFO and MOD Matrix sections, taking your sound creation further with these basic, but important sound sculpting features. The FX section is then explored, as well as the EQ section, which are both highly effective tools in your sonic toolbox.
The super cool Arpeggiator / Sequencer is then looked at in detail, showing you how to add movement to your patches. Mark then reveals useful Global Adjustments such as for locking in Elelment’s Arpeggiator / Sequencer tempo with your DAW’s tempo. Using Presets is then studied, as well as how to adapt presets into your own masterpiece.
Mark wraps up the series with tutorials on how to build a patch from scratch and how to use multiple instances of Element to build a track within your DAW. If WAVES Element is in your virtual synth arsenal, learn to lock and load it up today… Watch “WAVES Element Explained” now.
Contents :
01. Setting Up 07m:06s
02. Oscillators & Voltage Controllers 08m:
03. LFO & Mod Matrix 08m:04s
04. FX Section 10m:
05. EQ Section 11m:11s
06. Arpeggiator / Sequencer 07m:51s
07. Global Adjustments 05m:31s
08. Using Presets 09m:24s
09. Adapting Presets 06m:35s
10. Sounds from Scratch 09m:40s
11. Building a Track 10m:06s
Example files: none
Video format: MP4
Video: AVC, 1280×720, 16:9, 30,000 fps, ~258 Kbps
Audio: AAC, 44.1 kHz, ~128 kbps, 2 channels
