Good stuff, thanks. I like how the 1176 and the LA2A smooth all my crunchy guitar tracks down in the mix...now I can hear the vocals better. I haven't used the LA3A yet...sounds like I should.
To my ears, I could hear the compressor clamping down on the guitar sound, and it added some grit. Compressor two seemed to add more sustain to the sound without having the clamped down sound. It sounded more consistent over time than the first compressor. Compressor number three sounded similar to compressor two, but with more finesse, and more control. It had a certain character that I cannot really describe. I guess it would depend on what type of sound you were going for. Thanks for sharing this video. It was really helpful!
Good stuff, thanks. I like how the 1176 and the LA2A smooth all my crunchy guitar tracks down in the mix...now I can hear the vocals better. I haven't used the LA3A yet...sounds like I should.
To my ears, I could hear the compressor clamping down on the guitar sound, and it added some grit. Compressor two seemed to add more sustain to the sound without having the clamped down sound. It sounded more consistent over time than the first compressor. Compressor number three sounded similar to compressor two, but with more finesse, and more control. It had a certain character that I cannot really describe. I guess it would depend on what type of sound you were going for. Thanks for sharing this video. It was really helpful!
Great video thanks, actually put my control room on the Internet so I could listen through my speakers
Do you not have the CLA-3A? That's emulating an LA-3A.
Universal Audio is who makes the LA-3A, which is whose plugin he's using.
What is the email address to reach you at? The mixcoach email I had sent me a autoreply that the address didnt exist