I almost fell out of my chair when I heard "Wrench and Numbers" playing in the second part. What an incredible drum track! I remember when I first heard it in the opening of a Fargo Episode, sooo sick! Captain Pikant and The Intern proofing their good taste once again :D
Thanks! The track is actually "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" by Hall & Oates, but you are right because Simply Red borrowed it for their song 22 years later :)
I've recently started using the BX Focusrite channel strip which consists of Compressor and EQ. What I an struggling with is the fact that the more you reduce this compressor's threshold the heavier the compression becomes. This flies in the face of every single other compressor I have ever used, where the higher the threshold the more comp is applied. Do I have a faulty plug-in or this natural behaviour? thanks
If you don’t understand “compression” after this you never will!
I almost fell out of my chair when I heard "Wrench and Numbers" playing in the second part. What an incredible drum track! I remember when I first heard it in the opening of a Fargo Episode, sooo sick! Captain Pikant and The Intern proofing their good taste once again :D
Between Captain Pikant and Doctor Mix, Thomann have some damn fine educators on board!
mit eines der besten videos zum thema compressor. eigentlich relativ einfach :)
Best compression tutorial what i ever watched. And i watched all of them. Simple, quick. Amazing.
This content (Captain Pikant) is absurdly good. Every single video.
Also, is she a hand model? I never thought about aesthetical hands before.
Simple and stunning work, THANK YOU, enjoying everything you all do
I'm in shock. I actually understand what compression does now oO
the track sounds just like *Simply Red - Sunshine* ...
nice video, as usual !!
Thanks! The track is actually "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" by Hall & Oates, but you are right because Simply Red borrowed it for their song 22 years later :)
This is so awesome
👏👏👏
i couldn't possibly expect to hear new born here 😂😂
"But i can't go for that..." classic!
I've recently started using the BX Focusrite channel strip which consists of Compressor and EQ. What I an struggling with is the fact that the more you reduce this compressor's threshold the heavier the compression becomes. This flies in the face of every single other compressor I have ever used, where the higher the threshold the more comp is applied. Do I have a faulty plug-in or this natural behaviour? thanks
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