Thanks for sharing. I feel this along with parallel compression on the drums could potentially make for big drums that have a tight relationship with the bass.
I think Joe meant fast attack....1.7ms not slow attack. It needs to be a fast attack for the bass to be compressed immediately to let the kick transient through. :-)
I think Joe meant fast attack....1.7ms not slow attack. It needs to be a fast attack for the bass to be compressed immediately to let the kick transient through. :-)
Hey is there a way to have this only affected by the kick and not the snare? I noticed in the clip that the snare was taking from the bass as well. Is this what the HF and LF knobs are for?
@DaCapo2010 Not the same resulting. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
@DaCapo2010 Not the same results. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
@DaCapo2010 Not the same results. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
Joe, at around 5 mins and 6 seconds you said that the bass would be turned down fairly quickly, but with a slow attack...This statement seems kind of confusing.
@joe0404 Hi Joe. Yeah, I misspoke. If you look at the actual attack parameter, you'll see that it's very fast. (I meant to say "low" instead of "slow.")
awesome tutorials is there neway you could some instances where we/you would use the prefader sends and vice versa?
Shizzl3Mayn3 9 months ago
Excellent video!!!!!! Can you do a video that shows how to side chain using EQ (similar to de-essing)?
JesusLovesYou2Bro 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing. I feel this along with parallel compression on the drums could potentially make for big drums that have a tight relationship with the bass.
sdeanmusic 1 year ago
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I think Joe meant fast attack....1.7ms not slow attack. It needs to be a fast attack for the bass to be compressed immediately to let the kick transient through. :-)
klay2000 1 year ago
I think Joe meant fast attack....1.7ms not slow attack. It needs to be a fast attack for the bass to be compressed immediately to let the kick transient through. :-)
klay2000 1 year ago
Hey is there a way to have this only affected by the kick and not the snare? I noticed in the clip that the snare was taking from the bass as well. Is this what the HF and LF knobs are for?
DocPicklez 1 year ago
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DaCapo2010 1 year ago
btw, can't you cut frequencies from the bass track with an EQ and get the same results?
DaCapo2010 1 year ago
@DaCapo2010 Not the same resulting. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
HomeStudioCorner 1 year ago
@DaCapo2010 Not the same results. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
HomeStudioCorner 1 year ago
@DaCapo2010 Not the same results. EQ can be used to turn down a specific frequency range. Side-chaining is used to turn down the ENTIRE bass track briefly.
HomeStudioCorner 1 year ago
Very clear explanation, even for a newbie like me. :)
DaCapo2010 1 year ago
Joe, at around 5 mins and 6 seconds you said that the bass would be turned down fairly quickly, but with a slow attack...This statement seems kind of confusing.
joe0404 2 years ago
@joe0404 Hi Joe. Yeah, I misspoke. If you look at the actual attack parameter, you'll see that it's very fast. (I meant to say "low" instead of "slow.")
HomeStudioCorner 1 year ago
Thanks Joe, I needed this!
RKG123 2 years ago
How timely of this video, I've just been playing around with side chaining myself. Thanks!
armanrei 2 years ago