MusicTech Magazine Issue 182 – Music For Picture: The Ultimate Guide

Please imagine the symbolic movie scene without music. Blade runner 's futuristic Los Angeles, Elliott, and E.T shining scene. Their flying bike soared to the full moon, or Luke Skywalker gazed at the twin sun of Tatooin. This month's cover panel will provide step-by-step guidance to provide a complete process guide from a professional perspective, provide industry advice and even try some unique creative processes. In addition to our main function, we talked about requesting composer Junkie XL about his work on top-level big hits and marking the 20th anniversary of Air's Moon Safari at this month's recording spotlight Did. The tutorial section we are expanding now covers the latter part of the basic guide on Pro Tools and comments, hints and plug-in effects (again!). We hope that you like this question

Music Pictures - Professional advice on audio tracks, industry advice, and hands-on tutorials to learn skills

Interview - Working with producer, mixer, top Hollywood composer Tom Holkenborg (aka Junkie XL), he creates a heavyweight movie soundtrack with a top drum-based producer, DJ, Shogun Audio presenter. Ed Coquelie (aka friction) cooperation

Tutorial - This month's question has four big tutorials, including slicing in Ableton Live, using ChromaVerb in Logic, external effects in Cubase, track presets in Pro Tools.

Comments - We reviewed Arrow of Universal Audio, Hollywood Choir of EastWest, 9s and 18s subwoofer of Dynaudio, BeatStep Pro v.2 of Arturia, Roland Boutique Modules etc.

Record Spotlight - MusicTech revisits the amazing and influential debut of the French duo after 20 years of release

Basic guide - our plugin guide will continue to provide creative and useful results - and a comprehensive buyer guide

DVD - 4 GB loop, Disco Funk sample, samples and videos including Live 10 tips and tricks, discovery of hit songs and incomplete empathy of Point Blank's demolished Massive Attack

Wallifornia MusicTech aims to promote music and new technology by bringing together artists, record companies, agents, festival organizers, music technology startups, researchers, key players in the music industry, and investors. Wallifornia MusicTech also hopes to support companies in this field to develop and nurture creativity and innovation in addition to publishing music and technology in general.

Because music is a tough innovation industry, there are not many investors investing in this field. However, in this respect Stockholm completely opposed this grain and became one of the world's top music tech centers. The obvious company driving the trend is Spotify, but few people know that Soundcloud was founded in Stockholm. Companies such as Kobalt, Tidal, and even Apple Music are also related to Sweden and Northern Europe. The story of MusicTech in Stockholm is very attractive. You can read more in this report or this article. Swedish music and technology perspective

SF MusicTech Summit, October 17, San Francisco, California | The SF MusicTech Summit is a founder of the growing music / business / technology ecosystem and the best and brightest developers, entrepreneurs, investors, and services The providers, journalists, musicians, and organizations are working with them in the integration of culture and business. PopTech, October, Maine Camden | The PopTech conference is a collection of 'Wide Thinkers' (WIRED) commemorating your participation in the broad PopTech community - enthusiastic and curious speakers, PopTech researchers, others participant. Regardless of listening to Camden Opera's presenters and performers at group discussions, seminars, randomly assigned lunches, fun time and gatherings, you can work with the influencers and individuals working at the cutting edge of the field It will have a long-term connection.