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3.12.2012 @ 14:37 Education » Video Tutorials

Groove3 Digital Performer 8 Explained TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Dec 03 2012 | 1.35 GB
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Digital Performer has been reborn with MOTU's latest version 8! This series by DAW expert Eli Krantzberg takes you from the beginning, all the way to exporting your song for all the world to hear. If you're new to Digital Performer 8, or just want to freshen up on this truly deep and powerful DAW, look no further.

Shot in the latest version 8, and almost 6 hours long, Eli starts at the beginning with setting up your audio driver and how to customize the names of their inputs and outputs in DP8. Next, he gives you a detailed overview of the Consolidated Window, how to start a new project, setting time formats and organizational concepts.

Eli then jumps in and shows you all about recording audio and MIDI, quantizing, editing, instrument tracks and V-Racks, punch-in recording, track folders and groups, multi-track drum recording and recording with real-time effects and more. Eli wraps up the series with a ton of mixing and arranging tutorials that will give your productions that professional sound.

If you're looking to explore Digital Performer 8 for the first time, or just want to sharpen your skills, don't miss this title by the master of DAW's, Eli Krantzberg. Supercharge your production performance, get "Digital Performer 8 Explained" today...

Product Hightlights

45 Tutorials / Almost 6 Hours Total Runtime
For all beginner to intermediate Digital Performer 8 users
Tutorials written by DAW expert Eli Krantzberg
Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
Viewing Options: Online, Download, Boxed Disc, iDevices

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Muhahahah "digital-performer-8-explained"

LMFAO this also explain why Motu is almost in bankruptcy?
or why Motu sticking with one platform OS as come to bite them in the ass?
Or why they are now FORCED to come to Windows as their Apple is ditching the Mac Pro desktops and giving away Logic.

Another Reason why Avid is pushing hard on Protools for PC's running Windows 7/8 as they know the game is up for Apple desktop computers. As Apple themselves want to dump them quick and are dumping the Pro users left and right.

I and many other PC users are going to boycott Motu for their stupit ass mentality.
they used to have a post on their website "We eat, sleep and breath Mac" LMFAO ya can you hear me now? MUHAHAHAH

Motu Digital Performer should of been on Windows since the XP days for god's sake, but Motu was deep in Apple's ass to realize Apple was going to EFF them in the back. With all the Daw's out there now. Motu has their lunch cut out for them. Mark my words, in the end Motu will be putting up a demo of Digital Performer weather they like it or not.

FU MOTU! headbang

3.12.12 @ 18:13

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korgrog	Resident	2.09.2011	1	561	+161

Thanks Horsemen

coolios do not hold back tell us what you really think dunno

3.12.12 @ 18:19

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sunlownja	Resident	22.09.2010	34	0

coolios

if you go to the MOTU web site you'll notice that it's available for mac AND pc.

not sure where you get your information, but DP has been on PC to my knowledge since version 2.7 when I started using it. back then producing on Logic was not even close to a pro option, due to MOTU already using the know-how which later on enabled them to design apple's core audio & midi from the ground up. without this, neither logic or PT (or the rest) would sound anywhere near so good as they do. so at the very least we all have MOTU to thank for that.

furthermore, all the really cool stuff like flex time, beat detective, consolidated windows etc were first seen to some degree in DP - so again you have them to thank for the great ideas offered in your current DAW. fyi logic (and most other DAWs) STILL doesn't offer the really essential pro features such as time-stamping, which is crucial for good timing, accuracy and file-sharing.

hope that puts things in a little more perpective ;-)

7.12.12 @ 01:00