Perhaps one of the most sought after techniques to “master”. Mastering is the final step of your production that adds the shine and brings life to your mix. Using various modules such as Multi-band compressors, spectral delays, EQ, reverb, and loudness maximizers we’ll walk you through the how to steps with one of the finest DSP effects for the mastering process iZotope’s Ozone to give your mixdown that commercial CD quality.

Paul Bonnard arrives in Timbuktu in search of a guide to escort him into the Sahara desert. American Joe January takes the job despite misgivings about Bonnard s plans. Dita, a prostitute who has been deeply moved by what appears to be Bonnard s spiritual nature, follows the two men into the desert. Eventually the trio arrives in the ruins of a lost city, where Bonnard hopes to find the treasure his father sought years earlier before disappearing. But what Bonnard finds alters him in unexpected ways, with tragic results.

Warfare changed dramatically with the introduction of airplanes. Nova explores this added dimension and the effect it had on combat in Nova: War From the Air. When the military got wise to the advantages of burgeoning technology, scientists were sought out to design weapons of destruction. The most damaging of these was the bomb, which could be dropped out of a moving airplane. Nova introduces actual war footage when it discusses this advance. The PBS program also looks at the creation of bombs from the ground up. A summary of the strategies behind high-altitude warfare rounds out the presentation. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi

The fable of the enchanted cavern has lived on in the hearts of many, as it has been passed down through the generations. Young and old alike have heard the tales of a jewel-lined cavern that sparkles so vividly, the sight is unforgettable. Many have sought to uncover this mythical place, yet few have succeeded. Only now are the age-old secrets of the cavern ready to be revealed.

What Cha Gonna Do with My Lovin’? (1979), Sweet Sensation (1980), and Stephanie (1981) didn’t appear on CD until a 2008/2009 Universal Japan program. On Feel the Fire: The 20th Century Collection, they’re finally given wider recognition and distribution, anthologized in full with the addition of five mostly essential 12” versions. This represents Stephanie Mills' artistic peak. For all three albums, the singer worked extensively with producers James Mtume and Reggie Lucas, who transitioned from jazz firebrands into sought-after R&B collaborators once they wrote “The Closer I Get to You,” a Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway duet that topped Billboard’s Hot Soul Singles chart in early 1978. Each one of these albums crossed into the Top 30 of the Billboard 200, propelled by the breezy, fully ornamented disco-soul of “What Cha Gonna Do with My Lovin’?,” “Sweet Sensation,” “Never Knew Love Like This Before,” and the Teddy Pendergrass duet “Two Hearts,” as well as the proto-Hi NRG stomper “You Can Get Over” and the synthesizer-bass-anchored club hit “Put Your Body in It.” The albums don’t merely hold up; they hang together. Mtume and Lucas brought their instrumental skills and utilized their core studio unit -- keyboardist Hubert Eaves, drummer Howard King, bassist Basil Fearrington, guitarist Ed Moore, and vocalist/arranger Tawatha Agee, among others -- throughout the sessions, making the albums play out like a true, unified trilogy. This set is essential for any lover of late-‘70s/early-‘80s R&B. Stephanie Mills was in the top tier, while Mtume and Lucas were heavyweights, wholly deserving of being mentioned in the same breath as the Chic Organization's Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards, their more popular contemporaries

Cinematic Percussion...a percussion library for every serious composer who needs the highest quality construction kits and samples, featuring live performances from one of the film industry's most sought-after percussionists, M.B. Gordy. This DVD contains 2.6 GB of percussion recordings, including deep giant taiko drums, exotic Middle Eastern hand drums, shakers, metals, beads, timpani, snares, gongs, piatti, tuned slates, oil drums, and waterphones.

Luxology MODO innovative software for 3D modeling, painting and rendering in a single working environment. Feature of the program is a powerful but intuitive tool for designing complex geometric shapes using podrazdelnyh surfaces. A few years later the product was gradually transformed into a fully versatile package. The program interface offers a great setting virtually all the working elements. Highly sought will be preinstalled in its navigational styles that best approximate the principles of interaction with the tools to the methods practiced in 3DS Max, Maya and other similar decisions.