I honestly do not know what I would do without your videos. I started mixing and mastering from your videos when I was 17 and I'm 19 now, and I can honestly say 98% of what I know, I learned from your videos and you're seriously amazing man. You are really good at walking people through each and every little step! I plan on donating soon because it's honestly the least I could do. Please never stop making videos forreal!!
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Wow! I have always stepped back from using these options because I was unaware about them. But Thanks to you my man, you have made a great tutorial to help everyone out. 💯
Ah! Mute the source track to use the Listen function on the sidechain filter!!! Phewww.... The Logic manual doesn't even mention that and it was driving me nuts, as I couldn't hear the filter sweep doing anything, hahaha. Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial!
Another use of the Logic comp sidechain function is to use it as a dynamic EQ "parametric sweep".. which is interesting it has it's own warm(ish) character.. try it.
I know that in a video you touched on breaking up drum kits into 4 different channels. I was thinking it would be nice if you did a video on producer kits (where each of the drums are on their own separate channel strip). It took me ages to figure out where this was, and had to ask a bunch of people about this. Thought a lot of people might not know about it, and would like to know.
Currently, I'm working as the Program Manager for LA Film School online Music Production (Online) program. I helped create a bunch of courses for their BSMP degree, so it's very possible it was me!
I have an issue I need your help in. I have a MIDI keyboard and on only one key (CH 9 ) E key. It sustains any note played on it. How do I stop that? Also on the same keyboard (OCT-) F#. When I press on that key. The panel control pans out to -64. How do I stop that too. Thanks. Hope you can understand.
cool i guess, but would be better if the filter affected the track with the compressor on it and not the sidechain source so you could for example make your kick only sidechain the low frequencies of your track leaving the upper frequencies un affected from ducking.
Or a good idea is to stop killing music by using those awful compressors all the time. Everybody I know including myself want dynamic range not compression
J Wester Not sure if you quite understood my meaning in regards to using a compressor for ducking guitar reverb. Ducking compression isn’t applied directly to the guitar sound Itself. It’s only applied BEFORE a seperate reverb on a seperate Aux Channel which is triggered independently from a send from the Guitar audio channel. It helps stop the dry guitar sound from getting washed out instantly by the reverb halo, and reverb is gradually added after the string is plucked. Dynamics are not affected whatsoever.
one thing I've always hated was that my side chain would cause cracks and pops when ducking because the attack was too fast... but i see you have it pushed up to .5 or whatever making it kind of drown out the transient of the kick??
Liked and subbd was about to buy Spacetracker by Waves Factory that ducks depending on what frequency you dial in but this works just as well and comes with logic already c:
Need help my waves plugins don't sound good when I'm in logic but as soon as i use it in reaper its sounds good on my ears and any adjustments i do sounds the way i want but not in logic the stock plugins sounds better does it have anything to do with my setting logic pro x mac book pro i7 16gb 4 core
Well, they can’t all be hits. If I could avoid getting videos flagged for copyright left and right, I would use more real world examples and not just burner beats.
I have to say I really hate ducking effects with every fiber of my being. It completely destroys all music and takes it down to the lowest amateur level possible. Unfortunately it seems almost all so called "music producers" uses the same lame effect over and over. It's almost like they don't have the brain capacity to come up with new creative solutions themselves
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I honestly do not know what I would do without your videos. I started mixing and mastering from your videos when I was 17 and I'm 19 now, and I can honestly say 98% of what I know, I learned from your videos and you're seriously amazing man. You are really good at walking people through each and every little step! I plan on donating soon because it's honestly the least I could do. Please never stop making videos forreal!!
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Wow! I have always stepped back from using these options because I was unaware about them. But Thanks to you my man, you have made a great tutorial to help everyone out. 💯
Thanks for all the killer tutorials. They've been very helpful in switching from an outdated version of Reason to Logic Pro.
Excellent Tutorial! The most comprehensive explanation I've seen yet! Bravo!!
Thanks man! This will bring my side chain knowledge to the next level.
Very nice tip, thanks. Normally I don’t use those controls on the compressor, but I’m going to give it a try, for sure!
your content has always been very professional but recently i'm really enjoyong it
Ah! Mute the source track to use the Listen function on the sidechain filter!!! Phewww.... The Logic manual doesn't even mention that and it was driving me nuts, as I couldn't hear the filter sweep doing anything, hahaha. Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial!
perfect timing! as in I was wondering how to isolate my kick for side chain ducking just 20 minutes ago. thanks!
should be sleeping but now i gotta go try this lol
Josh congrats on splice and ill check out both your plugs good video ...Joe from Staten Island
Another use of the Logic comp sidechain function is to use it as a dynamic EQ "parametric sweep".. which is interesting it has it's own warm(ish) character.. try it.
I know that in a video you touched on breaking up drum kits into 4 different channels. I was thinking it would be nice if you did a video on producer kits (where each of the drums are on their own separate channel strip). It took me ages to figure out where this was, and had to ask a bunch of people about this. Thought a lot of people might not know about it, and would like to know.
Fab, thanks for this excellent tutorial. So helpful. Have subbed to your sis's channel too. Cheers!
You sound just like one of my instructors in my online courses!
Currently, I'm working as the Program Manager for LA Film School online Music Production (Online) program. I helped create a bunch of courses for their BSMP degree, so it's very possible it was me!
@@MusicTechHelpGuy Indeed it is! I would be so lost without your videos! I'm loving the online program!
I have an issue I need your help in. I have a MIDI keyboard and on only one key (CH 9 ) E key. It sustains any note played on it. How do I stop that?
Also on the same keyboard (OCT-) F#. When I press on that key. The panel control pans out to -64. How do I stop that too. Thanks. Hope you can understand.
cool i guess, but would be better if the filter affected the track with the compressor on it and not the sidechain source so you could for example make your kick only sidechain the low frequencies of your track leaving the upper frequencies un affected from ducking.
Also a handy tip if you want to create a ducking delay on electric guitars, by putting a compressor plugin between guitar and delay effect
Or a good idea is to stop killing music by using those awful compressors all the time. Everybody I know including myself want dynamic range not compression
J Wester Not sure if you quite understood my meaning in regards to using a compressor for ducking guitar reverb. Ducking compression isn’t applied directly to the guitar sound Itself. It’s only applied BEFORE a seperate reverb on a seperate Aux Channel which is triggered independently from a send from the Guitar audio channel. It helps stop the dry guitar sound from getting washed out instantly by the reverb halo, and reverb is gradually added after the string is plucked. Dynamics are not affected whatsoever.
@@rockostiffredi4276 Oh I see. It seems I'm barking up the wrong tree. This is how much I'm getting pissed of at compressors. Sorry for that
one thing I've always hated was that my side chain would cause cracks and pops when ducking because the attack was too fast... but i see you have it pushed up to .5 or whatever making it kind of drown out the transient of the kick??
If you pull up the attack time a bit it will get rid of that click.
How does the detection mode affect the Sidechain effect?
Liked and subbd was about to buy Spacetracker by Waves Factory that ducks depending on what frequency you dial in but this works just as well and comes with logic already c:
Excellent Vid, thanks.
Need help my waves plugins don't sound good when I'm in logic but as soon as i use it in reaper its sounds good on my ears and any adjustments i do sounds the way i want but not in logic the stock plugins sounds better does it have anything to do with my setting logic pro x mac book pro i7 16gb 4 core
Livio Heart Contact waves support.
@@MrValZombi thanks will do because now im only working in reaper and like logic more
Great vid bad music. I m still your fan mth !
Well, they can’t all be hits. If I could avoid getting videos flagged for copyright left and right, I would use more real world examples and not just burner beats.
MusicTechHelpGuy you are still the best music educator on TH-cam. No matter the music you use.
Nice
Use peak rather than RMS....
That might work well for the snare, didn't work so well for the kick. I tried it.
I have to say I really hate ducking effects with every fiber of my being. It completely destroys all music and takes it down to the lowest amateur level possible. Unfortunately it seems almost all so called "music producers" uses the same lame effect over and over. It's almost like they don't have the brain capacity to come up with new creative solutions themselves
Thanks for sharing your feelings on ducking. They really matter to us all dearly.