Using a Noise Gate for Clear Audio | Audio Laboratory | Captain Pikant | Thomann

If you watched our video about "compressors", you're already half way there to understanding what "gate" does. But what does it exactly mean and how can you use noise gate for clear audio? Tune in!
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[@CezarCazan]

Finally, the gate misteries are now solved! Thanks for another great video!

[@ThomannBedroomProducers]

Woho! That's all we wanted! Any other misteries that need to be solved?

[@PastelComGini]

And another great one video. You're awesome, thanks.

[@WaterTimeLapse]

This is such a great series.

[@ThomannBedroomProducers]

Thanks, Jannes! Any other topics we should work on?

[@furiobisotti8150]

Well explained. Simple and detailed

[@SpikesStudio3]

Cheers cap. Another feather in the ....cap?

[@edgeofsanity9111]

Guitarists and bassists have special pedals for this problem already

[@FirebrandVOCALS]

Hammer to fall !!!!!

[@CaptainPikant]

Finally, a Queen fan in the house 😄

[@MistaTurdburgerz]

WAIT IM LISTENING THROUGH A GATE STOP
STOP
STOPPIT RIGHT NOW