Rishabh Rajan

Rishabh Rajan

Rishabh Rajan is an award winning music producer & educator currently based in New York. He produces electronic music under the name code:MONO & hosts a YouTube channel featuring music and live mashup videos using performance controllers like the Ableton Push. He is also a sample library developer having worked with companies like Bela D Media, Twisted Tools & Crypto Cipher. Rishabh is an educator with over 6 years of experience in training musicians in India, Malaysia & USA. He is a certified trainer for Ableton Live, Logic Pro & Pro Tools. He has over 20 online video courses available through macProVideo and Ask.Audio. Rishabh has also published books on sound design which are available on the iTunes Bookstore.

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How to: Talking Bass in NI Massive

Tutorial | Jul 26, 2012 by Rishabh Rajan

Talking basses have become commonly used in modern music, from Dubstep to pop. Native Instruments synth guru, Rishabh Rajan takes you step-by-step through the process of creating these using Massive.

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5 Essential Automation Tips for Avid Pro Tools Users

Tip | Jun 26, 2012 by Rishabh Rajan

Pro Tools has got amazing advanced automation features you may never have come across. Rishabh Rajan shares 5 of his favourite in this article.

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Bitcrushing Fun with Degrade in Max For Live

Tutorial | Jun 18, 2012 by Rishabh Rajan

Adding some distortion to your sounds can be done directly in Ableton using Redux. Rishabh Rajan explores an alternate method using Max for Live's Degrade~ object with unique results!

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Tapping Out Grooves in Garageband for iPad

Tutorial | Jun 16, 2012 by Rishabh Rajan

Can an iPad plus GarageBand for iOS replace a traditional MPC-style hardware controller? Rishabh Rajan gets down to the groove in this hands-on walk-through.

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Reverse Engineering a Patch in Animoog for iPad

Tutorial | Apr 19, 2012 by Rishabh Rajan

Different people approach learning synthesis in different ways. In this article, Rishabh Rajan shows how reverse engineering a patch in Animoog for iPad can improve your synth programming skills.

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