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Native Instruments 101

Core NI KORE

Summary

Watch as Scott Freiman shows you how to use the Native Instruments super-synth, KORE.

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Price: $39.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
Trainer: Scott Freiman
Application: Native Instruments
Level: Level 1
Platform: Mac & PC
System Requirements
Runtime: 350 minutes
Status: Available

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Nov 12th, 2008 by Mike Crane

“ Very helpful + instructive - thanks! ”

Nov 8th, 2008 by BB King

“ Very good introduction to Kore. The first lessons will seem long if you already played around with Kore before. But I learned some interesting things with some of the latest lessons. Good quality videos and narration. ”

Oct 28th, 2008 by Markus Holy

“ Very good tutorial. ”

Oct 23rd, 2008 by Rolland Bryan

“ The Core NI Kore training video is among the best in the MacProVideo.com library. It is well-designed, comprehensive and Scott Freiman presents excellently. A minor criticism is that the audio and video are sometimes noticeably not in sync.
When it comes to learning about Kore, what it is and how to use it, Core NI Kore delivers.
I look forward to the training on Komplete, which I am about to start. ”

Oct 23rd, 2008 by Douglas Kean

“ Very well made tutorial. Good explanations and all the relevant areas covered.
Thanks ”

Oct 21st, 2008 by greg

“ excelent !! ”

Description

People have a lot of misunderstandings about Native Instruments’ KORE. Is it a synthesizer? A sample library? A controller? A patch librarian? Is it for composing? Sound design? Performance? Well, the answer to all these questions is YES!

KORE is such a powerful instrument that we’ve given you nearly six hours of video covering every aspect of KORE. Going far beyond the manual, you'll dive deep into KORE’s sound matrix and create complex sounds that you can control in real-time for composing, sound design, or performance. You’ll learn how to use KORE as a plug-in for your favorite sequencer, and also how to integrate KORE with other plug-ins, including KOMPLETE. Along the way, we’ll show many examples of complex instruments you can build with KORE to give you ideas on constructing your own sounds.

This tutorial-video is divided into three main chapters. In the first chapter, all the basic features of the software are covered – from using KORE’s flexibile sound browser to creating your first sounds. In the next chapter, “Diving In Deeper,” you’ll see how to create complex, nested and layered sounds with KORE and review all of KORE’s built-in audio and MIDI effects in detail. The course winds up with a chapter on using KORE in performance and as a plug-in to your sequencing software.

This training program is a perfect companion course to Native Instruments 102: Complete NI KOMPLETE, which provides a comprehensive look at the eleven instruments that make up Native Instruments’ KOMPLETE suite.

Trainer

Scott Freiman

“ Scott Freiman is a renaissance man ... both an award winning musician and entrepreneur, Scott has a long history of producing great music. ”

Chapter 1: KORE Basics

Section 1: Getting Started with KORE and KOMPLETE

01. Introduction to The KOREse
02. Introduction to KORE
03. Introduction to KOMPLETE
04. Installation
05. Audio and MIDI Setup

Section 2: Working with KoreSounds

06. Loading a KoreSound
07. Sound Variations
08. Adding An Effect
09. Creating Sound Variations
10. Building a Layered Sound
11. Saving a KoreSound
12. Working With Plugins

Section 3: MultiSounds

13. KORE’s Sound Structure
14. MultiSounds
15. Controlling a MultiSound

Chapter 2: Diving in Deeper

Section 4: Channels

16. A Closer Look at the User Interface
17. A New MultiSound
18. Triggering a Sound by Velocity
19. Group Busses
20. Auxiliary Sends
21. Splitting an Audio Signal
22. Creating a Custom Effect

Section 5: Controllers

23. A Closer Look at the Controller Section
24. Channel Pages
25. Plugin Pages
26. User Pages
27. Creating a New User Page
28. Multi-Assign
29. Creating a Complex User Page

Section 6: KORE’s Built-In Audio Effects

30. EQs, Dynamics, and Reverbs
31. Choruses and Delays
32. Filters and Modulation Effects
33. Utility Effects
34. The Arpeggiator – Part One
35. The Arpeggiator – Part Two
36. The Step Sequencer – Part One
37. The Step Sequencer – Part Two
38. Other MIDI Effects

Section 7: More About Audio in KORE

39. A Review of Audio Routing
40. The Sound Tree and Mapping Editor
41. Using Live Input
42. Fun With Feedback
43. Using Multiple Output Plugins
44. A Review of MIDI Routing
45. Creating a Custom MIDI Effect
46. Routing MIDI to an Effect

Section 8: The MIDI Player

47. Introducing the MIDI Player
48. More MIDI Player
49. Using MIDI Player with a Plugin
50. Combining MIDI Effects -- Part One
51. Combining MIDI Effects – Part Two
52. Special Powers of the MIDI Player

Section 9: The KORE Browser

53. Where Are Sounds Stored?
54. A Closer Look at the Browser
55. Creating Custom Browser Attributes

Chapter 3: More About KORE

Section 10: Using KORE for Performance

56. Performance Presets
57. Organizing and Selecting Presets
58. Using Performance Presets to Change MultiSounds
59. Page to Page Learn Mode
60. Plugin Preferences
61. Working with Third-Party Plugins
62. Global MIDI Control Mode

Section 11: KORE As A Plugin

63. Introduction to the KORE Plugin
64. Using KORE as a Multi-Timbral Instrument
65. Using KORE as a Multi-Output Instrument
66. Recording and Editing KORE Automation
67. Recording KORE MIDI Controller Data

Section 12: The KORE Controller

68. Overview of the KORE Controller
69. Selecting and Controlling Sounds
70. More Functions of the Controller

Section 13: Wrap-Up

71. Thanks for Watching

System Requirements

Macintosh
Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
Quicktime 7 or above

Windows
Windows Vista, XP or 2000
Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
Quicktime 7 or above
.NET 2 or above

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