Multi bus compression and the idea of Brauerizing©
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- Explaining multi bus compression and the idea of Brauerizing© in Studio One
Music Beardland & IRIS "Blown Away" 2019:
open.spotify.com/artist/5DTUW...
Links to further information:
Q&A with Michael Brauer:
www.mbrauer.com/q-a
Michael Brauer explaining his setup: • Michael Brauer Explain...
A blog about Brauerizing:
brauerizing.wordpress.com/201...
I am learning at:
www.producelikeapro.com
Filmed by:
www.welcome-video.de
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🎚🤟
Great Tutorial ! thank you !
maybe can you share the template on studio one in order for everyone to strat with some very string bases ?
Thank you !
a quick Studio One tip for you, go to File > Save as Template, that way you can save your configured song as a template. When you start a new Song simply click User from the pop up and you'll see your recently created template as an option.
As I get slowly closer to running up my new PC with Studio One, I am getting the ideas together on how I want to run from the beginning. I had a try of Brauerising on Logic Pro X. This explanation of yours is nice and clear, and of course being for Studio One will help me a lot. Thank you :). BTW, Nice song, nicely mixed.
Thank you Tony!
Great video. Thanks!
i have one of those federal's i love it very much...i downloaded that plugin...it does what my does somewhat.
i remember on tapeop in the early 00's learning about bus compression like this.
weird to me they call it Brauerizing....i think alot of people were doing something very similar especially coming off of tape..saturation alone that was reintroduced was welcome i bet
thanks for doing this
very well done and the mix speaks for its self
You are totally right, Mr. Brauer somehow just gave it a special name for his very special setup. Great that you have a real federal! Dear Santa... ;-)
@@christiangillmann9466 man if your intrested slate has a compressor in VMR that behaves closer to the one i got Audified U73b i think you can get it by itself to maybe who knows what these sounded like new
@@toilettunes1 Yes, I got to check this one out!
Is there a reason why you insert the compressor buses as "sends" on the individual instrument tracks? Why don't you group let's say the drum elements and send the output of that group to the compressor bus (let's say B for this)?
And I'm pretty sure he makes 5 fx channels for vocal compressors, and uses them as a send I guess...
great tutorial, learned alot....great tune BTW1
Thanks a lot John! You can download our CD for free here: www.dropbox.com/s/n4kcjdrseahrae4/Beardland%20CD%20MASTER.zip?dl=0
Hi can you put template please thanks
I find your explanation refreshing because you are finding your own way with the multibus concept which we really all should. The vocal part is the only part i have questions about. I get the main vocal is on 5 different busses. Im assuming you are doing this as a parallel? vs duplicating the main vocal 5 times.
I dont use studio one but understand the idea you are doing. After that What i want to know is are you leaving the faders at unity or are you resetting the faders of the 5 vocal busses to get the mix you want? I get i can try that im just trying to understand how you were and are seeing it.
Maybe today is the right day and i came across the right video but your video is talking to me!
Thanks again!
Nice clear video. Good delivery. In your opinion, is the success of brauerizing more due to the separation of similar sounds into ABCD and separating vocals rather than the specific use of named compressors. For example can you get a good sound from using same generic compressor on ABCD and vocals so that the compressor can react in different ways to the different sound classes? . Is it the routing or use of specific compressors that gives a good sound . I’m sure both are important but what contributes the most benefit ? In other words with this routing could I brauerize if I only possess one compressor ? Thanks .
Cool!
Thanks Tobi!
cute cat
you are not explaining rhis correctly