• Producer: MacProVideo – click the OUTLINE button to view a video preview
• Year: 2008
• Language: English
• Country: USA
• Genre: Tutorial
• Duration: 180 minutes
• Quality: DVD Rip
• Format: MOV
• Description:
A detailed overview of the 11 instruments that make up the Native Instruments KOMPLETE 5 suite, including KONTAKT, REAKTOR, GUITAR RIG, and MASSIVE.
In the video course “Native Instruments 102: Complete NI KOMPLETE,” you’ll take a close look at the 11 instruments that make up the Native Instruments KOMPLETE 5 suite. For each instrument, you’ll be introduced to its user interface, including how to select and modify sounds. For more complex instruments, several lessons explore more advanced features that allow you to truly customize your sounds. You’ll be introduced to two KOMPLETE piano modules: AKOUSTIC PIANO (which models, several types of acoustic pianos) and ELEKTRIK PIANO (which models, several types of electric pianos). The next step is ABSYNTH, an excellent sound design tool, followed by B4 II, a B3 organ emulation, and PRO-53, a Prophet-5 emulation.
This video tutorial also includes overviews of the MASSIVE and FM8 soft synthesizers, BATTERY (a drum and percussion sampler), KONTAKT (a software sampler), REAKTOR (a sound designer), and GUITAR RIG (a virtual guitar rack).
Each section of this KOMPLETE course concludes with an exercise that uses a dedicated KOMPLETE instrument in combination with Native Instruments’ super-synth KORE. Exercises aimed at reviewing the material in the parallel section of the Native Instruments 101: Core NI KORE course
• Technical data:
• Audio: Codec: mp4a; Language: English; Channels: stereo; Bitrate: 160 kbps; Sampling frequency: 44100 Hz.
• Video: Codec: avc1; Language: English; Resolution: 1024×768; Monitor resolution: 1024×768; Bitrate type: Variable; Bitrate: 450 kbps; Frame rate: 15
Content :
Section 01 – Getting Started with COMPLETE
01. Introduction to the Course
02. Introduction to COMPLETE
03. Introduction to KORE
04. Installation
05. Audio and MIDI Setup
Section 02 – Elektrik Piano
06. Introduction to ELEKTRIK PIANO
07. EXERCISE – Creating a ClaviRhodes with ELEKTRIK PIANO
Section 03 – Akoustik Piano
08. Introduction to AKOUSTIK PIANO
09. EXERCISE – Creating a Honky Tonk Piano with AKOUSTIK PIANO
Section 04 – Absynth
10. Introduction to ABSYNTH
11. Creating Sounds In ABSYNTH
12.Creating Custom Waveforms
13. Morphing Waves
14. EXERCISE – Creating a Custom Effect With ABSYNTH (Part 1)
15. EXERCISE – Creating a Custom Effect With ABSYNTH (Part 2)
Section 05 – B4 II
16. Introduction to B4 II
17. EXERCISE – Defining a Morphing Organ Using B4 II
Section 06 – Pro-53
18. Introduction to PRO-53
19. Creating Sounds In PRO-53
20. EXERCISE – Creating a Custom Effect With PRO-53
Section 07 – Massive
21. Introduction to MASSIVE
22. Creating Sounds In Massive
23. Working With Oscillators
24. Modulating With LFOs
25. Modulating With Steppers
26. Modulating With Performers
27. Filters and Macros
28. Envelopes and Effects
29. EXERCISE – Creating a MASSIVE KoreSound (Part 1)
30. EXERCISE – Creating a MASSIVE KoreSound (Part 2)
31. EXERCISE – Creating a MASSIVE KoreSound (Part 3)
Section 08 – Battery
32. Introduction to BATTERY
33.Using the Browser
34. Editing Cells
35. Working With Samples
36. Working With Loops
37. Voice Groups
38. More About the Setup Tab
39. Modulators and Effects
40. EXERCISE – Creating a Looping Machine (Part 1)
41. EXERCISE – Creating a Looping Machine (Part 2)
Section 09 – FM8
42. Introduction to FM8
43. Easy Edit
44.Effects
45. Morphing
46. The Arpeggiator (Part 1)
47. The Arpeggiator (Part 2)
48. Introduction to FM Synthesis
49. Operators
50. Envelopes
51. More About Expert Mode
52. EXERCISE – Fun With FM8 (Part 1)
53. EXERCISE – Fun With FM8 (Part 2)
Section 10 – Reaktor
54. Introduction to REAKTOR
55. Ensembles
56. Snapshots
57. Panelsets
58. The Map Editor
59. The Properties
60. REAKTOR Synthesizers
61. REAKTOR Grooveboxes and Sound Generators
62. REAKTOR Sample Players and Transformers
63. REAKTOR Effects
64. Creating a Custom Ensemble
65. Building a Simple Synthesizer (Part 1)
66. Building a Simple Synthesizer (Part 2)
67. EXERCISE – Working With Spiral (Part 1)
68. EXERCISE – Working With Spiral (Part 2)
Section 11 – Guitar Rig
69. Introduction to GUITAR RIG
70. Setting Up GUITAR RIG
71. The User Interface
72. Amplifiers and Cabinets
73.Effects
74. Splitters
75. Loop Machine
76. Modifiers
77. Tapedecks
78. MIDI Control
79. EXERCISE – Building an Effects Rack with KORE and GUITAR RIG (Part 1)
80. EXERCISE – Building an Effects Rack with KORE and GUITAR RIG (Part 2)
Section 12 – Contact
81. Introduction to KONTAKT
82. Working With Instruments (Part 1)
83. Working With Instruments (Part 2)
84. The Browser and Master Header
85. Urban Beats Collection
86. Orchestral, Band, and World Collections
87. Synth and Vintage Collections
88. The Mapping Editor
89. Auto-Mapping
90.The Group Editor
91. The Wave Editor
92. Signal Flow
93. The Script Processor
94. EXERCISE – Using KONTAKT as a Multi-Timbral Plug-In
95. EXERCISE – Using KONTAKT as a Multi-Output Plug-In
96. EXERCISE – Controlling the KONTAKT Plug-In
97. EXERCISE – Using KONTAKT as a MIDI Effect
Section 13 – Wrap-Up
98. Thanks For Watching
