See how you can make a classic funky synth stab sound that is perfect for soul, pop, disco, dance and many other forms of music. It’s also perfectly suited for break downs, complextro, etc.

If you have been looking for a nice unique sounding lead synth, without too much complication this may just be the one for you. And it only takes a few minutes to make!

A super funky nasty bass sound is covered here in this very helpful NI Massive video Tutorial, showing you how to replicate the Doctor P & Flux Pavilion bass used in the song Superbad.

A very quick and simple way to recreate the popular Nero style bass sound, perfect for hard hitting dubstep and electro house projects!

Every once in a while we share with all of you a video that is a little different from what you have come to expect from us in the way of tutorials and reviews. Here you can see a very different way to make use of NI Massive, and one that some popular artists have recently caught onto themselves.

Another good Flux Pavilion inspired NI Massive tutorial, this one showing you how to use some clever sound design skills to produce the iconic bass cannon sound.

Flux Pavilion has a nice signature sound that a lot of producers strive to emulate. This helpful NI Massive video tutorial can help you get a little closer.

The high-pitch laser style synth is a very hot sound these days, and we finally have a tutorial from Ryan Enzed to sahre with all of you on this topic!

Here is a helpful video from a relative newcomer to the NI Massive tutorial community showing how to go about making a rather raw sounding roaring synth bass.

What the Heck is KTr?! Good question, and one I get all the time. KTr stands for Key Tracking.