As someone who's watched a lot of explainer videos on basic principles like EQ, compression, etc., you consistently get more information across in fewer words than others. As an amateur home musician, these are invalvuable resources.
I am neither an audio engineer nor a musician, but a mere hobbyist streamer, who is invested in audio engineering. But this was so easy to understand and down to the point, that I will point people towards your video as a reference for people who ask me about compression!
You have a great way of teaching and explaining. And I great voice, too! Have you thought of making ASMR? 😃 I'm slowly trying to learn what I can to improve my audio and your videos are helping me so much! Thanks!
I'm glad I could help! haha I've never though about it no, who knows :) If you're interested in audio and ASMR I've seen some cool ones that use two microphones panned to stereo to represent the human ear, could be cool!
@@AudioHaze yes! That's my next purchase plan. I found your channel researching microphones. A lot of ASMR channels use two NT1s to get binaural audio.
@@ASMRSoundWaves Ah I didn't know that! Thats perfect then, you could also use something like DearVR (which is free!) to get into spatial audio, which would realllyyyy make the whole experience feel like a 3D environment.
What are we refering to when we increase the make gain, as you said "just as loud as it was before" how do we now the volume before ? Outpout bar or comp/exp ? 🙏😁
As someone who's watched a lot of explainer videos on basic principles like EQ, compression, etc., you consistently get more information across in fewer words than others.
As an amateur home musician, these are invalvuable resources.
Best explanation on compressors for us laymen....specially on the anatomy. It was easy to understand.
I subscribed to your channel
Thank you so much! Means a lot, I tried to make it as clear as I could :)
I am neither an audio engineer nor a musician, but a mere hobbyist streamer, who is invested in audio engineering. But this was so easy to understand and down to the point, that I will point people towards your video as a reference for people who ask me about compression!
Ah thank you so much!! I really try and break things down into the clearest terms possibly, glad you enjoyed it :)
2:01 yoooo so that's how they do those transitions from like music sounding foreign and then suddenly it's present.
You made this so much easier to understand compared to anyone else. Extremely underrated channel!! I wish you the very best.
Thank you Luis :)
Notably, there IS actually a place for smashing with a compressor, and that is on the room when mixing drums for some genres.
True! Also great to blend in on a parallel compression channel
You're my number one AUDIO guy! U da truth, man 🔥🙏🧙♂️
This was extremely helpful and very easy to understand. You have a great way of explaining.
Thank you!
This video is helpful in giving understanding of compression. I noticed that while you were setting the threshhold you kept calling it ratio.
Thank you! And sorry about this, I'll have to check back, I may have very well mixed up my words a few times
This finally made me get it!
You have a great way of teaching and explaining. And I great voice, too! Have you thought of making ASMR? 😃 I'm slowly trying to learn what I can to improve my audio and your videos are helping me so much! Thanks!
I'm glad I could help! haha I've never though about it no, who knows :) If you're interested in audio and ASMR I've seen some cool ones that use two microphones panned to stereo to represent the human ear, could be cool!
@@AudioHaze yes! That's my next purchase plan. I found your channel researching microphones. A lot of ASMR channels use two NT1s to get binaural audio.
@@ASMRSoundWaves Ah I didn't know that! Thats perfect then, you could also use something like DearVR (which is free!) to get into spatial audio, which would realllyyyy make the whole experience feel like a 3D environment.
@@AudioHaze Oh! That sounds awesome, I'll look it up, thanks!
What are we refering to when we increase the make gain, as you said "just as loud as it was before" how do we now the volume before ? Outpout bar or comp/exp ?
🙏😁
subbed, nice tutorial
Yeah man😊 layman's terms.😁👍🏼
I use aggressive air compressors on all my tracks
really good for that light and airy tone ya know?
thanks
You're welcome :)
Thank you man.
Thanks for watching :)