I personally find the Logic stock compressor to do a better job at this, the release is 5ms instead of 10ms from the FabFilter C@. Dont know if this is the only factor that makes it better or not.
Nice video dude, I've been out of the game for quite awhile. But lately I've been feeling a bit of a pull to come back and make some tunes again. I'm going to be watching your videos to help me shake the rust off and make some music again. Great videos, keep up the good work!
Guys so I do my reverb at present like this 1. Dry leads into bus 2. Separate reverb bus with leads into it, then I eq the reverb, Is that not a good way to do it , asking as I aint been making music long Thanks
As is signal routing, I mean if you send the dry signal with sidechain to the reverb and sidechain both signals. Or you send the signal to the reverb and then both signals to a bus for the sidechain. To explain myself better suppose I have my lead in channel 1 I apply sidechain and send it to bus 2 in which the reverb here is also added sidechain?, or send from channel 1 to bus 2 mix both signals to a third bus and there I apply the sidechain? or I apply sidechain only to the reverb.
Yo Eternize, i always check your tutorials and i love your music... I was wondering do you apply reverb after you have mixed your leads with eq and compression or before? Keep up the good work! I love it!!😃
Typically you’d want your reverb on its own channel (like a sub or bus) linked to your sound. Add an eq after your reverb as the reverb can excite lower frequencies so you can do a low cut
That's what the ghost layer is? It's simply midi notes without any actual output - but even though the channel is silenced, the compressor still picks up the signal from the synth, hence why you would make adjustments to the synth.
@@Eternize ah oh sry. I probably missed that then and thought you where still using a signal thus The square. The way i ment you dont even need The synth, just pure midi to trigger The compressor.
Hi Eternize thanks for your tuto. What do you think about redline reverb recommanded by Code Black ? I have valhalla and fab R, but redline sounds bettter in my opinion, but i have for the moment the triel version and i just wanna know your feedback about it. I have also artsacoustic reverb who is insane too. Greetz from Belgium, Ced
Arts Acoustic was my favourite before Pro-R. Simply because it has the most relevant parameters to adjust. I've never tried Redline, but if it has parameters like chorus, depth, width, density etc like a modern reverb should, I'm sure it's dope too!
I'm no pro. But hear me out. Inevitably, you want it to sound the way you want. Perhaps this is the industry standard but I always question who's to decide what is "industry standard". Can you imagine if everyone's sound sounds the same? It'll get boring. So if you stumble across something you like and gives you a little bit of an edge over another producer, go ahead man.
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7:30 excellent tip, thanks for another top tutorial!
These tutorials are next level! Keep em coming please
Thanks a lot man! Legend.
I'd love a tutorial on how you setup your delays? Many thanks for all the help!
Love that square wave tip, gonna give it a go with some trance leads :P
I personally find the Logic stock compressor to do a better job at this, the release is 5ms instead of 10ms from the FabFilter C@. Dont know if this is the only factor that makes it better or not.
does anybody knows how the ducking part works with FL? :)
Nice Tutorial!!
good stuff, I'll watch this again tomorrow before I get to making tunes. Thanks
Wow! Just discovered this channel. This is the best hardstyle reverb tutorial on the internet. Well done! Will check the other video's as well.
Finally a new trick about side-chaining
Love your tutorials ♥️
The ducking part is really smart
New sub, looking forward to your new production content vids
This helped SO MUCH. Omg. Thank you.
Very helpful - thank you! I've been using Fabfilter's Pro-R for about 6 years and never knew about the pre-delay!
Nice video dude, I've been out of the game for quite awhile. But lately I've been feeling a bit of a pull to come back and make some tunes again. I'm going to be watching your videos to help me shake the rust off and make some music again. Great videos, keep up the good work!
cmon man go make that track!
Such a great tutorial!🔥
Dayum this tutorial comes from the future next year 🤣😉
Thx for this tutorial, will try what you've showed on my actual productions.
Great tutorial! 😊💪
This is amazing, thank you very much
Great tips and demonstrations! Thanks for the straight forward explanation 😌
This is a really great tutorial! Been struggling with sidechaining lately alot. Even the sidechain trigger is a really smart move. Thanks alot man :)
amazing man! what a great tutorial
Thats how i almost do this to its explainwd perfectly
Thanks buddy! Always helps us out alot
These tutorials are great, thanks for sharing your knowledge!❤️
Big w
Cool :)
Guys so I do my reverb at present like this
1. Dry leads into bus
2. Separate reverb bus with leads into it, then I eq the reverb,
Is that not a good way to do it , asking as I aint been making music long
Thanks
As is signal routing, I mean if you send the dry signal with sidechain to the reverb and sidechain both signals. Or you send the signal to the reverb and then both signals to a bus for the sidechain. To explain myself better suppose I have my lead in channel 1 I apply sidechain and send it to bus 2 in which the reverb here is also added sidechain?, or send from channel 1 to bus 2 mix both signals to a third bus and there I apply the sidechain? or I apply sidechain only to the reverb.
6:39 how do you silent the output in cubase?
i think you should make a full on course. You can charge upwards to 200 to 1000 per student.
Yo Eternize, i always check your tutorials and i love your music...
I was wondering do you apply reverb after you have mixed your leads with eq and compression or before? Keep up the good work! I love it!!😃
Typically you’d want your reverb on its own channel (like a sub or bus) linked to your sound. Add an eq after your reverb as the reverb can excite lower frequencies so you can do a low cut
are you inserting the sidechain on the reverb fx chain or on another layer ? thanks for the square lead tip 🎉
Good information in this video! One question... Do you put the reverb on an aux channel or use it directly on the track?
As shown in the video: aux channel to have full control of the reverb itself, and control the mix from the lead bus.
Can you show how to make that thin chord sound in the background? I have a virus ti but i cant get the sound right
All leads and chords in 1 channel for reverb?
A prefer the lead trigger actually. Pure blindtest here.
Sounds nice.
About the "ghost" layer, cant a midi note trigger be enough as well? I dont know if all daws can do that tho
That's what the ghost layer is? It's simply midi notes without any actual output - but even though the channel is silenced, the compressor still picks up the signal from the synth, hence why you would make adjustments to the synth.
@@Eternize ah oh sry. I probably missed that then and thought you where still using a signal thus The square. The way i ment you dont even need The synth, just pure midi to trigger The compressor.
Hi Eternize thanks for your tuto.
What do you think about redline reverb recommanded by Code Black ?
I have valhalla and fab R, but redline sounds bettter in my opinion, but i have for the moment the triel version and i just wanna know your feedback about it.
I have also artsacoustic reverb who is insane too.
Greetz from Belgium,
Ced
Arts Acoustic was my favourite before Pro-R. Simply because it has the most relevant parameters to adjust.
I've never tried Redline, but if it has parameters like chorus, depth, width, density etc like a modern reverb should, I'm sure it's dope too!
I'm no pro. But hear me out. Inevitably, you want it to sound the way you want. Perhaps this is the industry standard but I always question who's to decide what is "industry standard". Can you imagine if everyone's sound sounds the same? It'll get boring. So if you stumble across something you like and gives you a little bit of an edge over another producer, go ahead man.
When the tutorial is so good that it takes you 1 year into the future....
1 year? I think this is at least 3 - 5 years of full-time experience to learn on your own.
@@AAABeatbox I meant because the video was posted in 2022 when it is a 2023 tutorial in the title
Can you maybe save the EQ preset from fabfilter pro Q3 so i can import it in fl studio?
Reverbs also good in happyhardcore? i have used mostly vintageverb is that good or should i get one of these?
Ofc. Any reverb is fine, and Vintageverb is one of the better ones, so you're good.
What is the track called?
Track name?