Twisted Lemon's Sidekick 4 tutorial

Tutorial about Twisted Lemon's Sidekick 4 sidechaining compressor VST effect

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• Twisted
• Lemon
• Sidekick
• tutorial
• sidechain
• sidechaining
• compressor
• VST
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[01594842330]

dWill this work in fl studio 10? Great vid by the way nice to get an accurate tutorial rather than some dork faffing around and going off on tangents. lol

[branis193]

@01594842330 It should work since FL10 supports VST plugins, but to be sure it works as it should you can download the demo from twistedlemon.nl.

Thanks for the nice comment on the video :)

[mecore1]

Hey it wont "gate" in Cubase studio 4.1 when the channel with the percussive pattern is muted. is there a solution for this?

[branis193]

@mecore1 I don't have Cubase to test it myself, but anyway your best bet is to contact the developer at twistedlemon.nl. You might first check his forum, maybe someone already reported the same problem.

[tulipcorp]

Thanks :D

Wonderful tutorial...

[branis193]

@tulipcorp

It's a wonderful plugin :)

[TheEliasMontalvo]

I bought this from the twisted lemon website :)

[10Cicegim]

people it is a vst so yes you can use it with fl studio -.-

i think only reason can not use third party vsts but with the build in synths and effects you can also have the same effect

[Vintage27]

Excellent tutorial!

[maciekkk123]

Great Tutorial! Thx!

[schellebel]

Thanks, that explains perfectly how this plugin works and what use it has!

[cromlek]

it makes sidechaining easy, yeah, but as compressors go it dont sound much chop. And it has a weird time lag from the input of the sidechain source(drumkick) to when it actually effects the material (synth). Ive got the version after this and never use it cos its always a bit whsck when u need to it be spot on. Theres other stuff. Check out Sonalksis plugs, Pretty sweet. Bit more pricey than this though.