August 8, 2012 Music Production Midi Templates
At BeatElite we specialise in creating music production midi templates for producers of all skill levels and from many popular and electronic dance (EDM) genres.
The aim of our midi templates is give an insight into a particular style of music, providing knowlegde on how to structure a song, how to create sounds using native and third-party plugins, how to use creative mixing and production techniques and finally how to mix and master your finished project.
Whether you be an amateur or a seasoned professional, our templates are designed to help you whether you’re looking for some inspiration, a new source of ideas for a genre you’ve never investigated before, and they provide you with an insight into a finished project in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
We have an Artist Collection of midi templates from some of the leaders of EDM including Jody Wisternoff, Elite Force and Dan Castro, to name but a few, and all of our templats are 100% royalty free, allowing you to use as much of the project and samples as you like, however you like!
We have Logic Pro templates, Ableton Live temples, FL Studio templates, and many more!
Please feel free to email me direct if you have any questions about our templates and be sure to follow us on our social networks - we give away free templates every month on our Facebook Page!
Jamie
Reader Comments (2)
This is really excellent. IT helps so much (especially for new producers) to actually be able to see the patterns and structures that go into creating good music, and loading these midi patterns up really helps to cement that into the mind. Not only that but you can then play around with these patterns and re-arrange them!
I think more people need to work with loading in midi patterns to get a feel for different grooves, styles, and ideas :)
I'll definitely be checking this out.
I'm attempting to understand the idea of using midi templates, because I produce backing tracks of hypnosis and meditation productions, and I found this video extremely easy to understand. I just wanted to say 'thank you!'