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Ambient Breaks from Bluezone Corporation is the ultimate collection to jump into professional production of Ambient soundtracks for film, video games, TV series and action. Ambient Breaks is a perfect mix of calm, refined pads reworked with rich, deep synth lines. This new sound bank pushes the limits of ambient sound and can be easily adapted to other styles such as Dubstep, Drum n Bass, Hip Hop, Nu Metal, Pop, Grime and Industrial.

This sound library offers a balance between strong, hard sounds and refined sounds, to keep the finesse of Ambient and Chill Out. With more than 240 loops and samples, Ambient Breaks offers a multitude of possibilities.

This pack also includes an arsenal of drum loops, no-kick loops ( hi-EQ ), drums hits that provide a solid rhythmic basis. Add to this bass lines, synths, (fat synth loops, synthetic loops, infra bass loops and key loops ) as well as sound effects, synth sounds and layers. To make your job easier, all synth lines are in the same key, which means you have a huge kit with which to build your work from start to finish with rich and innovative sequences.

Like all Bluezone Corporation products, this pack is royalty-free and does not require any additional costs or permissions – it’s 100% ready to be used in your commecial productions.

Suitable for styles such as : Ambient, Soundtrack, Game & TV series, Breaks, Downtempo, Glitch, Pop, Dub, Dubstep, Grime, Drum and Bass, Industrial, Nu Metal, Hard Rocks, Chill Out, Lounge, Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Electronica, Jazz, Big Beat and Experimental

more info and demo available at Bluezone Corporation

This post was submitted by gabriel.

Modern Beats launches ‘Song Submit’ music-forwarding service
 
Song Submit is Modern Beats’ new music-forwarding service that connects musicians to major Record Labels, Recording Artists, Music Producers, and Film/TV Music Supervisors who are seeking music to sign and place on projects. Musicians aiming to make connections and get their music noticed can upload their music to Song Submit placement opportunities to have their music reviewed, considered, and selected for forwarding to a variety of music executives.
 
Recent Song Submit opportunities include:
- Island Def Jam needs R&B Beats
- Shady Records needs Rap Beats
- Britney Spears needs Pop Songs
- Kelly Rowland needs R&B Songs
- Jesse McCartney needs Dance Beats
- Beats needed for MTV’s Jersey Shore
- Beats needed for NBC’s Last Comic Standing
 
Musicians subscribing to Song Submit’s music-forwarding service receive the following benefits when uploading their music:
 
1) Each song uploaded is guaranteed review with detailed feedback
2) Selected music is guaranteed to be considered by music executives
3) Musicians can check the status of songs 24/7 and are notified
of their songs final status at the closing of each opportunity
4) Musicians can upload as many songs as desired, plus receive a
$20 Off Modern Beats coupon for each opportunity uploaded to
 
For more information about Song Submit and its success stories,
visit: http://www.modernbeats.com/song-submit/

This post was submitted by Richard Murphy.

Original Music i created on Reason 4.0 and Protools 8 LE

www.myspace.com/takenotezpro

This post was submitted by Al Walton.

The first thing you will have to do is getting a clean bass sound that sits right in the mix without any further enhancing. Don’t go equalising it if you want to hear more bass. First things first. Now search a good kick in your sample library.

This is for beginners, keep that in mind…

I have read a lot of questions lately on the net about people wanting to get that driving kick + bass. Well, I may tell you a few pointers that should get you on your way…

The first thing you will have to do is getting a clean bass sound that sits right in the mix without any further enhancing. Don’t go equalising it if you want to hear more bass. First things first. Now search a good kick in your sample library. Kicks & Compression are the perfect marriage. Just connect one compressor directly to the kick with following settings: Ratio: 16:1 ; Treshhold: Low ; Attack: High & Release: Low. Now your kick should be kicking your arse… Read the rest of this entry »

What I look for in a good MP3 site is ease of use, how fast the track goes live and the number of users that come through the site on a regular basis.

Posting Your Music by: Ether Drift

I’m always looking for the best places to post my music, so I figured I’d drop some knowledge here just for you. What I look for in a good MP3 site is ease of use, how fast the track goes live and the number of users that come through the site on a regular basis. With that said, let’s jump into my routine.

I post my newest stuff on AP (www.acidplanet.com.) This site acts as a testing ground for all my tracks. AP isn’t exactly what I’d call a pro site, but most of the users are musicians, so you can get some good feedback on this site before you post on one of the bigger sites.

Once the track has been tested and I know it’s going to be a good release. I’ll go back into it and make some minor adjustments if necessary and prep it for the “big leagues.”

Prepping the track includes maximizing the clarity and the loudness of the original wav. I usually spend about a week doing little tweaks here and there to make everything sound nice and crisp. Then I run the final wav through a program called T-Racks, which is simple to use and makes everything sound 100% better! Trust me. Read the rest of this entry »