Sonic Academy’s video music production tutorial How to Make…Nu-gaze breaks down all the parts of an epic Nu-gaze track and takes you step-by-step through making your own. Taking our cues for M83 we record live bass and guitars on this epic 2 hour course.
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• Learn to make music online, in your own time and at your own pace;
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This course looks amazing! I am new to your site and I am very interested in buying this course. I did notice in one of the free videos that you used Guitar Rig. Excuse my ignorance, but would I need to purchase Guitar Rig? Or is it somehow included in the resources after I’ve purchased the course?
You can use Guitar Rig yes - you would need to purchase it. Alternatively Ableton Live has its own distortion unit and AMP simulator that you could use. This should work just as well!
Allover a really good Tutorial. If I had to criticize anything, I would say that the quality of the videos are not good enough, but this is not essential, because the quality of the content is really high standard and that counts.
I would like to know, where I can find some high quality samples (One Shots) for this kind of music. It is really a mess, because mostly you will find Loops. Any tips will be appreciated. Thumb up :)
An excellent tutorial! Very refreshing to work in a non-EDM style, for a change. The lessons clearly show the solid essentials of building this track, without getting bogged down in perfectionism or endless tweaking. The techniques are surprisingly rudimentary, and the resulting track sounds great. Highly recommended for anyone wanting inspiration to pick up their guitar.
Yep, I downloaded it to check and you’re right the “Guitar” folder is dead empty, but
you’ll find all recorded guitar’s audio parts within the Ableton Project folder at the following location :
