If you use Massive to design sounds for your music, you may not be using Massive to its full potential to create captivating sounds for your songs. This 12 part tutorial series will uncover how to use every single feature of this extremely powerful wavetable soft synth.
This course will give you the knowledge and skills you need to:
Use every single function of Native Instruments Massive
Find the best region within any parameter’s range for maximum control over your sound design
Understand how the four oscillator modes change your chosen wavetables
Select and manipulate each of Massive’s filter controls exactly how you want
Know how each of the master FX and insert FX options work
Take advantage of Massive’s powerful synth routing options to give your sounds more character
Use Massive’s four modulators and macros to automate any parameter of your sounds
Utilize Massive’s key tracking features
Harness the power of randomization to create unexpected sounds for your music
Example Tutorials From This Course
About Your Instructor
Xenflex (real name Luke) is the founder of BassGorilla.com. He has released music on Adapted Records (reaching the Glitch Hop top 20 on BeatPort), Maxxed Music and Hopskotch Records, with support from The Glitch Shop, Ni12, GlitchHop.net and producers including Stickybuds, Tantric Decks and many others.
Luke’s first exposure to electronic music came in 1996, when he heard DJ Shadow’s Endtroducing album. This inspired him to change directions, getting his hands on his first Akai sampler at 16 years old and investing all of his savings into crate digging for old records to sample and mangle.
After a brief stint with Propellerhead Reason, he was introduced to Ableton Live version 1.0 back in 2001, and has used this DAW exclusively since then.
He has recorded over 500 tutorial videos using Ableton Live and has held numerous live web classes teaching electronic music production since starting BassGorilla at the end of 2012.
Tutorials In This Course
1. Intro And User Interface Overview
2. Oscillators
3. Modulation Oscillator
4. Noise Oscillator
5. Feedback
6. Filters
7. Amp Bypass Master
8. Master FX
9. Modulators (Envelope LFO Performer Stepper)
10. Tabs Above Modulators
11. Insert FX
12. Macro Controls
Software Used In This Course & System Requirements
Software Used In This Course:
Native Instruments Massive
System Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.11 or macOS 10.12 or 10.13, i5
Windows 7, 8, or 10. Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2
