Name: NI FORM Explored and Explained
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FORM 101

NI FORM Explored and Explained

Genre: Audio

20 Videos
1h 41m
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FORM is one of the killer new instruments in the Komplete 11 collection and Matt Cellitti is here to show you how to get the most out of it! There's lots to show, so sit back and learn Native Instruments' FORM with Matt!

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Matt Cellitti

Matt Cellitti is a performer, composer, educator and travels the world doing clinics, training and workshops as Product Specialist for Native Instruments...

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FORM literally turns the art of sampling on its "ear" and unlocks a world of creativity that is unsurpassed... if you know how to use it!

Matt has created the first in-depth, 20-tutorial course with this powerful new instrument. It takes you step-by-step through the GUI and all the sonic manipulation tools that FORM has hidden beneath its deceptively simple, Native Instruments virtual faceplate. So, if you want to get the most out of FORM, sit back and dig into this completely enjoyable and informative course by NI expert, instructor extraordinaire and always entertaining Matt Cellitti!

Outline

Section 1: Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: Section 2: Movement & Motion

Section 3: Section 3: Sound Manipulation & Destruction

Section 4: Section 4: Preset Deconstruction

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Reviews

Neil Gilmartin wrote on July 1, 2023

Excellent stuff from Matt, as always. I knew nothing about Form before coming to this series but now feel that I've got a pretty solid grasp of its most important functions. Engagingly delivered, with a variety of sound-design ideas and preset breakdowns that really help to solidify what's been learned.
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Mr. Greg wrote on December 28, 2019

Went into almost every feature and I donâ€™t think I need another sample editor because this thing is powerful. I will buy this to complement the manual.
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Ole HÃ¸jer Hansen wrote on November 21, 2017

Watched this course for the second time, just to get inspired and Cath up to a couple of things. Matt Cellitti is a brilliant teacher!!!!
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Pecchan wrote on December 5, 2016

A very useful tutorial covering all the basic (and many advanced) features of Form. After watching this and tweaking along I feel pretty confident messing around with Form by myself from now on.
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Loxley Sound wrote on November 29, 2016

I love Matt's NI tutorials. In-depth explanation of a versatile synth, and it features inspiring examples. Inspiring enough to go wild on Cyber Monday. Can we get a Replika XT tutorial?
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dpcoffin wrote on September 16, 2016

Really excellent intro, very clear, inspiring and pretty much covers all features, and Matt is his usual charming, musical and engaging self. The reasons I didn't go all the way to 5 stars are that I've had a week playing with Form already and while these lessons definitely increased my confidence and showed me some new stuff, it didn't answer any of the questions I'd come up with in that time and came into the course with, particularly about the Perform section, which deserved a much clearer and more extended description than we get here, IMO; I'm still just as confused as I was before. So, it's a good, quick, fun intro but not an advanced course, nor a particularly technical one. EG: I was disappointed right from the start that the new, version 6.03 snap/preset management changes weren't more deeply addressed, since the changes are considerably more extensive than Matt described and judging from both my own experience and that of lots of posters at the NI Reaktor forum, can be very confusing, both to new and to seasoned, expert Reaktor users. By all means check out the related threads at the site for more help!
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