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In Episode 30 of the BassGorilla Podcast, we sit down with Ali Shakeri, one of the three founders of ToneDen.io, who gives advice on how to grow your brand and fan base as a music producer.

Ali is also offering all followers of BassGorilla a free ToneDen premium account, which includes many more capabilities and features than the free level account. 

For more information, visit https://www.toneden.io

Neuro producer Frequent explains about his new course coming out soon exclusively with BassGorilla.com.

The course is called Sound Design In Ableton Live and will be delivered by tutorial videos and live webinars.

Episode 27 is with John Schmulowitz, AKA Prismatic.

Prismatic's music spans multiple styles from glitch hop to dubstep to electro and beyond. He refers to his music as 'journey music', because he is trying to take you to another place with each track he releases.

John has seen great success in the last year with many great releases on a wide range of labels, and no signs of slowing down through 2014.

In this episode, he walks us through how he made his track Blur, which came out on Audiophile Records earlier this year. The track is played in this episode before he explains how he made it.

Listen to John's music at https://soundcloud.com/prismofficial and follow him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Prismaticofficial

Welcome to episode 026 of the BassGorilla Podcast, with Raptus (AKA Roo Leach).

In this podcast you will learn about:

• Advanced glitch techniques
• Granular Audio Editing
• Working With Foley Sounds
• Drum Processing (layering, arrangement, chopping breaks, time stretching,
• Plugins he uses for drums (camel crusher, transient shaper, reverb, etc.)
• volume automation on reversed loops
• Feeling different frequencies in your body for EQing
• Tips for using NI Massive for bass sound design
• Roo’s advice on how to sound unique by experimentation
• Native Instruments Kontakt Vs. Ableton Sampler

https://soundcloud.com/raptusuk

https://soundcloud.com/theglitchshop

If you're keen to learn how to make neuro style eletronic music, you'll be glad to know that in today’s podcast we have an exclusive interview with Spectric (AKA Hunter Streit) - an up and coming glitch hop / neurohop producer from Boulder, Colorado, with releases on Adapted Rrecords and Upscale Recordings.

This is the 2nd ever video podcast from BassGorilla. If you’re already subscribed to us, you will have received an email with a link to the video version of this podcast.

If you’re not signed up to us yet, enter your details on BassGorilla.com to get access to the video version of this podcast, plus free sample packs and tutorials from BassGorilla.

In this podcast, you’ll see inside Hunter’s DAW (Ableton Live) as he breaks down for you how he made his track Fulcrum (out now on Upscale Recordings) including:

• Tips on making drums and percussion • An inside-look at his neuro bass sound design process • Tips on lead synths arrangement and sound design • His philosophy on the music making process and how it ties in with graphic design from his perspective

With productions of this quality, expect big things to come from Spectric in the near future!

Please check out Spectric’s production endeavors at:

http://www.soundcloud.com/spectric You can get in touch with Hunter about his graphic design services at [email protected]

Leave a comment below about this podcast - we love to hear your thoughts on everything we do!

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In this podcast, you will discover some of his glitching secrets among other production tips as he walks you through how he made the main track from his forthcoming album with Adapted Records.

JIKES has been incredibly generous for all music production lovers in this podcast, as we present to you the first ever Video Podcast from BassGorilla! You'll see over his shoulder as he walks you step-by-step through his amazing forthcoming track, 'Something To Me', featuring Nori.

If you're already a 'dubscriber' to BassGorilla.com, you will have received an email with the link straight to the video and download page, where you will also be able to check out Featured Artist Masterclasses from Frequent and downloads from SKOPE, Haywyre, Ordure and more.

The BassGorilla Christmas Special, featuring Haywyre (Martin Vogt).

Haywyre has made a unique imprint on the world of EDM and bass music in the last few years, with some huge releases on Caliber Music, Monster Cat and several other pioneering labels. He recently won the remix contest of Noisia and Black Sun Empire's 'Hideous' and has many more big things to come soon.

In this episode he discusses music promotion, composition and arrangement tips and sound design.

This episode also comes with a free download that Haywyre has spent the time to put together for you. The download is a midi pack of advanced jazz chords that you can drag and drop into your DAW and start using in your own music.

To find out more about Haywyre and show your support, go to:

http://haywyremusic.com

https://www.facebook.com/HaywyreMusic

https://soundcloud.com/haywyre

Enjoy the podcast!

Biggups as always to Flatmate for the intro music from their track Corn Flex (out on Caliber Music)

http://mrbillstunes.com

https://soundcloud.com/mrbillstunes

https://www.facebook.com/mrbillartist

In this session you'll find out:

• Why using the same synth for different sounds makes for shitty mixdowns
• how to turn your sampler into a wavetable synth
• how to shape kicks and snares to get a better mixdown
• What it's like to DJ in India
• Some of Mr Bill's worst experiences when playing out

One of the best episodes so far in my humble opinion - especially for Ableton Live users, but even if you're not, this is a must hear for any producer who's serious about sound design.

A Massive thanks to Alden Groves, AKA Evoke, for sharing so many next-level techniques.

Like his Facebook page here:

https://www.facebook.com/IAmEvoke

Check out his music here:

https://soundcloud.com/evokemusic