Great content as always. Even already knowing about this, your explanation makes it feel like new info. The way a compressor will react to multiple signals, e.g., is very relevant. Coincidentally, today I created an overall reverb bus, with a wide, sibilant reverb, just wet output, and put a send fron all instrument buses to it, in order to create an "airy" reverb and set how much each instrument would affect it. Then you have that "space" over the dry master.
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The quality deserves lots of appreciation. Keep going 👍
Slick as ever Cap. Look forward to more of your work in 22. Cheers to Thomann and Beatbunny. Have a great xmas.
Very well explained. Please keep on teaching this way. Needed and appreciated. Merry Christmas to you and everyone here
I need more of this please! This is an awesome video.
What else would you like to see? Check out Captain Pikant's playlist as well :)
Great content as always. Even already knowing about this, your explanation makes it feel like new info. The way a compressor will react to multiple signals, e.g., is very relevant. Coincidentally, today I created an overall reverb bus, with a wide, sibilant reverb, just wet output, and put a send fron all instrument buses to it, in order to create an "airy" reverb and set how much each instrument would affect it. Then you have that "space" over the dry master.
finally! I now understand what is bus.
Thank you very much! What about the other DAWs? How does it work in Cubase? Any video?
Not yet...but we might shoot a comparison / basic video with other DAWs.