Groove3 Cableguys Snapback Explained TUTORiAL

Beatmakers rejoice! In this video tutorial series, electronic music guru Larry Holcombe takes you on a journey through Cableguys' new drum-layering plug-in, Snapback. This game-changing tool lets you instantly layer the perfect snare hit, kick, tom, etc. - faster and easier than ever before. You'll see how to choose from hundreds of world-class included samples, adjust offset times/envelopes, etc., and more! These Snapback videos are designed for new users.

Larry kicks things off by welcoming you and providing a quick tour of the interface so you'll immediately have your bearings and know where everything is laid out. Then it's on to the Snapback layer, where you can select which sample you want and how to tweak it with the Attack, Decay, Phase, and Width controls. This Snapback layer is used to add extra character to your sounds by layering a "pre-sound" right before your actual drum sound.

Next, you'll explore the Transient layer, where you can select a sample to layer on top of your own drum sound. You'll have access to all the same parameters as found in the Snapback layer, and Larry will show how to make sure you avoid any phase issues when layering the drum sample. Other topics include the Trigger section (for selecting parameters when replacing sounds with samples, etc.), uploading your own samples (dragging and dropping any file on either layer), the Oscilloscope (for visualizing the layers), and more!

Snapback can help you create lush, textured beats faster than ever, and this course is the best and easiest way to learn all you need to know to use it like a pro. This plug-in can significantly enhance your workflow in various ways, regardless of your experience level with electronic drums. Check out the individual Cableguys Snapback video tutorial descriptions for more information on everything that's covered and how simple it is to implement this tool in your own productions. Add the snap your drums need... Watch "Cableguys Snapback Explained®" today!

What You Will Learn:

-Interface layout and preset management.

-Adding samples to the Snapback and Transient layers and shaping them with the control parameters.

-Adjusting transient waveforms to avoid phase issues.

-Setting trigger parameters for sound replacements.

-And more!

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