Designing Layered Kicks and Basses for Tech House by Paul Maddox

In this sample tutorial from Producertech's new course 'Techno & Tech House Production in Live' (http://bit.ly/17c0Knk), Paul Maddox of Spektre shows us how to design layered kicks and basses for Tech House. In the video Paul initially goes through some useful tips for removing unwanted noise from recorded samples, and then shows how you can edit the auto filter automation, and clip modulation parameters to sculpt 2 kicks together. Paul then shows us how to use Ableton's clip envelope modulations for pitch and volume to create a sudo side chaining effect on basses. This FREE tutorial is Part 1 of a sample module Producertech are showing from their 'Techno & Tech House Production in Live' production course (http://bit.ly/17c0Knk). Part 2 of this video can be seen by enrolling at http://www.music-courses.com/ About Techno & Tech House Production in Live On this course, Paul shares the secrets of his success, uncovering his methodical and clever approach to producing slamming house and techno. To hear the track made on the course, visit Producertech's brand new Soundcloud page using the following link (http://tr.im/48xb7) As well as being able to download the Live set made throughout the course, signing up also allows students to get their hands on a huge pack of bonus Loopmasters samples to add to their library. Furthermore, the course is currently listed at an introductory price of 25% off. To take advantage of this generous offer, visit the course page, here: http://bit.ly/17c0Knk The course (http://bit.ly/17c0Knk) comes with the Live set made in the tutorials as well as over 200MB of extra royalty-free Loopmasters samples. Enjoy!