Massive Tutorial: Master NI's "Massive" in One Week
Learn the principles of sound design and synthesis by mastering the most powerful and robust VST on the planet: MASSIVE
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by Dylan Bowes
This course is a comprehensive training course in the popular and powerful "Massive" VST plug-in from Native Instruments. Using 100% high-definition screencasts, you will learn the ins and outs of this software.
In 1 week, you will be able to create huge, earth-shaking basses, lush pads, screaming leads, and even some crazy FX presets.
I created this course because learning the principles of true sound design opened up a world of possibilities for my productions. Massive helped get me there. Now I want to show you how to get there too.
You'll get access to 52 video tutorials. That's over 10 hours of content. Plus I include all of the preset files that we build in the course for free (a $15 value that I sell on my website). All for a really great price with a 30 day money-back guarantee. You can't beat that.
You know that you're sick of being a preset-picker. Learn sound design and get over that production plateau that has been making you hate your mediocre mixes.
You will become a master of Massive.
--
A few words about the methodology of this course. The first third of the course features lectures that describe elements of the software including the user interface, navigating presets, and how to control parameters. The middle portion of the course delves into sound design techniques and modulation assignments. The last third features in-depth tutorials about building specific sounds. If you already have a pretty good handle on Massive (or other soft synths) then you may want to skip the introductory portions. I designed this course to take the student from complete novice to expert. In other words, I wanted a student who has no experience with sound design or synthesizers to feel comfortable. However, I also provide lots of deep content for more experienced users. Plus, if you're like me, hearing someone else explain what I thought I already knew is still very helpful. All that to say, feel free to jump around in the chronology of the course. But don't take the fundamentals for granted.
--
P.S. You can follow me on Twitter for deals, discounts, and lots of great production tips. And don't forget to check out my other course on creating a remix. Thanks! -DB
SECTION 1: WELCOME
03:12
Lecture 1:
Welcome Lecture
03:00
Lecture 2:
How to Get Your Hands on NI's "Massive"...
06:21
Lecture 3:
Installation, Setup, and Communicating with...
SECTION 2: Getting to Know Your New Favorite Synth
08:26
Lecture 4:
The User Interface
06:08
Lecture 5:
Navigating Presets
03:32
Lecture 6:
Menus and Sections
03:24
Lecture 7:
Faders and Knobs
07:55
Lecture 8:
Macro Controls
05:42
Lecture 9:
Signal Flow
06:02
Lecture 10:
Bypass Section
SECTION 3: Diving into Synthesis: OSCILLATORS
16:16
Lecture 11:
Understanding and Building Wavetable...
08:59
Lecture 12:
Modulation Oscillators
05:28
Lecture 13:
Noise Generator
10:36
Lecture 14:
Feedback
SECTION 4: Deeper into Synthesis: FILTERS
04:18
Lecture 15:
Filters: An Overview
07:18
Lecture 16:
Filter Routing
14:17
Lecture 17:
Filter Types
SECTION 5: Modulation Assignments
07:56
Lecture 18:
Modulation Overview
24:03
Lecture 19:
Envelopes Overview
16:24
Lecture 20:
Envelopes Application
08:38
Lecture 21:
Low Frequency Oscillators Overview
15:01
Lecture 22:
LFOs Application
06:25
Lecture 23:
Stepper Overview
14:45
Lecture 24:
Stepper Application
06:39
Lecture 25:
Performer Overview
16:34
Lecture 26:
Performer Application
SECTION 6: The Center Window: General Pages
09:38
Lecture 27:
The Oscillator Page
05:21
Lecture 28:
The Keytracking Oscillator Page
07:10
Lecture 29:
The Keytracking Filter Page
11:14
Lecture 30:
The Voicing Page
03:31
Lecture 31:
The Routing Page
13:52
Lecture 32:
The Global Page
SECTION 7: Inserts and Master Effects
02:56
Lecture 33:
Insert Routing
08:55
Lecture 34:
Inserts
08:21
Lecture 35:
Master FX
SECTION 8: Sound Design Applied
16:49
Lecture 36:
Classic Analog Bass
07:56
Lecture 37:
Sub Bass
14:53
Lecture 38:
Wobble Bass
14:32
Lecture 39:
Trance Lead
08:00
Lecture 40:
Tempo-Synced Percussive Synth
14:43
Lecture 41:
Sync Lead
11:09
Lecture 42:
Soundscape
10:16
Lecture 43:
Morphing Pad
26:41
Lecture 44:
Electro Drum Loop
19:31
Lecture 45:
Kick Drum
09:47
Lecture 46:
Snare Drum
08:59
Lecture 47:
Clap
08:47
Lecture 48:
Hi Hat
13:48
Lecture 49:
Using Automation to Control Parameters...
SECTION 9: Thank You
01:43
Lecture 50:
Thank You!
SECTION 10: Files
Text
Lecture 51:
Preset Files
In 1 week, you will be able to create huge, earth-shaking basses, lush pads, screaming leads, and even some crazy FX presets.
I created this course because learning the principles of true sound design opened up a world of possibilities for my productions. Massive helped get me there. Now I want to show you how to get there too.
You'll get access to 52 video tutorials. That's over 10 hours of content. Plus I include all of the preset files that we build in the course for free (a $15 value that I sell on my website). All for a really great price with a 30 day money-back guarantee. You can't beat that.
You know that you're sick of being a preset-picker. Learn sound design and get over that production plateau that has been making you hate your mediocre mixes.
You will become a master of Massive.
--
A few words about the methodology of this course. The first third of the course features lectures that describe elements of the software including the user interface, navigating presets, and how to control parameters. The middle portion of the course delves into sound design techniques and modulation assignments. The last third features in-depth tutorials about building specific sounds. If you already have a pretty good handle on Massive (or other soft synths) then you may want to skip the introductory portions. I designed this course to take the student from complete novice to expert. In other words, I wanted a student who has no experience with sound design or synthesizers to feel comfortable. However, I also provide lots of deep content for more experienced users. Plus, if you're like me, hearing someone else explain what I thought I already knew is still very helpful. All that to say, feel free to jump around in the chronology of the course. But don't take the fundamentals for granted.
--
P.S. You can follow me on Twitter for deals, discounts, and lots of great production tips. And don't forget to check out my other course on creating a remix. Thanks! -DB
SECTION 1: WELCOME
03:12
Lecture 1:
Welcome Lecture
03:00
Lecture 2:
How to Get Your Hands on NI's "Massive"...
06:21
Lecture 3:
Installation, Setup, and Communicating with...
SECTION 2: Getting to Know Your New Favorite Synth
08:26
Lecture 4:
The User Interface
06:08
Lecture 5:
Navigating Presets
03:32
Lecture 6:
Menus and Sections
03:24
Lecture 7:
Faders and Knobs
07:55
Lecture 8:
Macro Controls
05:42
Lecture 9:
Signal Flow
06:02
Lecture 10:
Bypass Section
SECTION 3: Diving into Synthesis: OSCILLATORS
16:16
Lecture 11:
Understanding and Building Wavetable...
08:59
Lecture 12:
Modulation Oscillators
05:28
Lecture 13:
Noise Generator
10:36
Lecture 14:
Feedback
SECTION 4: Deeper into Synthesis: FILTERS
04:18
Lecture 15:
Filters: An Overview
07:18
Lecture 16:
Filter Routing
14:17
Lecture 17:
Filter Types
SECTION 5: Modulation Assignments
07:56
Lecture 18:
Modulation Overview
24:03
Lecture 19:
Envelopes Overview
16:24
Lecture 20:
Envelopes Application
08:38
Lecture 21:
Low Frequency Oscillators Overview
15:01
Lecture 22:
LFOs Application
06:25
Lecture 23:
Stepper Overview
14:45
Lecture 24:
Stepper Application
06:39
Lecture 25:
Performer Overview
16:34
Lecture 26:
Performer Application
SECTION 6: The Center Window: General Pages
09:38
Lecture 27:
The Oscillator Page
05:21
Lecture 28:
The Keytracking Oscillator Page
07:10
Lecture 29:
The Keytracking Filter Page
11:14
Lecture 30:
The Voicing Page
03:31
Lecture 31:
The Routing Page
13:52
Lecture 32:
The Global Page
SECTION 7: Inserts and Master Effects
02:56
Lecture 33:
Insert Routing
08:55
Lecture 34:
Inserts
08:21
Lecture 35:
Master FX
SECTION 8: Sound Design Applied
16:49
Lecture 36:
Classic Analog Bass
07:56
Lecture 37:
Sub Bass
14:53
Lecture 38:
Wobble Bass
14:32
Lecture 39:
Trance Lead
08:00
Lecture 40:
Tempo-Synced Percussive Synth
14:43
Lecture 41:
Sync Lead
11:09
Lecture 42:
Soundscape
10:16
Lecture 43:
Morphing Pad
26:41
Lecture 44:
Electro Drum Loop
19:31
Lecture 45:
Kick Drum
09:47
Lecture 46:
Snare Drum
08:59
Lecture 47:
Clap
08:47
Lecture 48:
Hi Hat
13:48
Lecture 49:
Using Automation to Control Parameters...
SECTION 9: Thank You
01:43
Lecture 50:
Thank You!
SECTION 10: Files
Text
Lecture 51:
Preset Files
