Product Description

Myloops Revelations Volume 13 (Stonevalley)

At Myloops we have been strongly attached to the uplifting trance genre so far, but it’s also nice to occasionally explore the boundaries of trance. Stonevalley (Olivier Picart), known for his releases on Enhanced Recordings and for getting many plays from some of the top DJs (including Armin Van Buuren in his A State Of Trance show) has decided to show us how to make electro trance in Cubase.

This template is available for Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio.

As always, this Cubase template includes everything you could need to study the project source : the full track arrangement, mixing, FX chains, MIDI data and automation. It all comes loaded with all the samples and synth presets (from Massive and Sylenth1) so you will get what you hear in the demo. It is 100% royalty free and can be used as a base for your upcoming tracks or as an educational and inspirational tool. This Cubase version makes use of many well-known EDM production techniques such as side-chaining, side-chained reverb, layered basslines, drums and basslines bussing (via track routing), reverb automation and a lot more. It also uses subtle EQ and limiting (from Cubase plugins) on the master channel.

What do I get ?

• The full project file in Cubase 5, 6 or 7
• All MIDI and Audio channels with FX chains and mixing included
• All the MIDI files included
• All the Audio files included
• All the Synthesizer presets included

What do I need to open this template ?

In order take full advantage of this project, you will need :

• Cubase v5.1 or higher
• LennarDigital Sylenth1 v2.21 or higher
• Native Instruments Massive v1.3 or higher
• TAL Dub 3 Delay (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-dub
• TAL Reverb 3 (FREE) : http://kunz.corrupt.ch/products/tal-reverb

More details :

• Type : Electro Trance Template
• Support : Download
• BPM (Beats Per Minute) : 130

Disclaimer :

Due to the differences in the audio engines / summing algorithms and mixing techniques used (side-chaining …) in the 4 sequencers, the projects will sound slightly different in each sequencer. That being said, a lot of hard work has been done to make sure the project sounds as good as possible in every piece of software used (and as close as possible to the demo, which was made in Ableton Live).