Pro Tip: Making a Preset from Presets in Effect Rack
Did you know that you can build your own Effect Rack preset from existing plug-in presets?
Did you know that you can build your own Effect Rack preset from existing plug-in presets?
We spent a day in the studio with fellow musician and steel guitar aficionado Trevor Sohnen, aka @cosmicthecowboy, jamming to the smooth, cool sound of pedal steel and lap steel guitars.
In collaboration with SonicScoop, we asked seasoned producer and YouTuber Matthew Wang to take us through how he transforms four tracks of guitar ideas.
We teamed up with Sonic Scoop and Ryan Earnhardt from Creative Sound Lab to demo how to process guitar sounds using a parallel aux return track in Ableton Live.
This week we’re exploring the use of effects in sound design for creating and altering sounds for film and TV, games, radio or podcasts, character voice creation, synth patches, sample processing, or even live performances and music production.
We gathered Dan Deacon, Jason LaRocca, and Ryan Miller – three sonic producers who started as solo artists or members of bands, but now also work with studios to score and mix for film and games – to discuss the business of creating sound for the picture, differences in approach and creative process, the journey from music production to film scoring and sound design.
Preset Expansion Pack for Effect Rack
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the sound design techniques of Jason LaRocca with this free expansion pack of custom presets for film scoring and mixing inspired by his work on films and series like Dungeons & Dragons, Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power, Morbius, Godfather of Harlem, and Prey for the Devil.
A FREE collection of otherworldly sound design presets, exclusively for the Soundtoys Effect Rack.
Happy holidays from the Soundtoys crew! As a special gift, we’ve created an expansion pack of 20 fun and easy presets for Effect Rack.