Confident, inspiring, and straight-to-the-point. Lots of valuable information!👌A special kind of magic always emerges as soon as you start arbitrarily arpeggiating. ✨
Why you want to use compression for all the instrument that is the confusing part for me, even in this video you use compressor for piano. and why we want to use sidechain kick with piano I would like to know why please guide me.
It's not necessary to use compressor for all the instruments. It's just a habit of mine. You should look waveform of the sound. Does it have lots of dynamic changes (variations in volume)? If so, compression can help us making it more even-leveled. Using sidechain with piano and other instruments creates some "pump" and groove for the track. Piano also has some low-mid frequencies, and with sidechaining those frequencies doesn't clash with kick so badly.
thanks man, great tutorial ❤
Confident, inspiring, and straight-to-the-point. Lots of valuable information!👌A special kind of magic always emerges as soon as you start arbitrarily arpeggiating. ✨
Very great content, definitely perfect for beginners, I'm an advanced lofi producer but I still like watching that type of videos, thank you Thomas 💯
Thank you very much for watching and commenting 🙏
When changing the duration of the notes so much, don't they become a melody rather than a chord progression?
Bro please make a Scaler Tutorial
Thx for the suggestion! I'll keep that in mind.
Why you want to use compression for all the instrument that is the confusing part for me, even in this video you use compressor for piano. and why we want to use sidechain kick with piano I would like to know why please guide me.
It's not necessary to use compressor for all the instruments. It's just a habit of mine. You should look waveform of the sound. Does it have lots of dynamic changes (variations in volume)? If so, compression can help us making it more even-leveled. Using sidechain with piano and other instruments creates some "pump" and groove for the track. Piano also has some low-mid frequencies, and with sidechaining those frequencies doesn't clash with kick so badly.