FL studio Sidechain Tutorial (with compressor)

Learn how to recreate the sidechain effect, the easy way. If you're more advanced and you want the sidechain effect on multiple sounds or layers, watch the advanced tutorial

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[StyleEngineers]

FINALLY A TUTORIAL WITHOUT A PERSON WITH FREAKN DUTCH ACCENT :D

[diphax]

@StyleEngineers hehe lol. I'm romanian living in spain so i don't know. Anyways I don't care about the accent as long as the tutorial teaches me something

[7daan7]

Hey man!

nice video.

can you tell me how to record voice + computer sound at the same time?!

Thanks

[diphax]

@7daan7 I used Camtasia Studio

[flyingsoundmachine]

So, basically, the ratio is like a big scoop shovel and the threshold is the handle of the shovel, so when the kick drum yanks the threshold back the shovel scoops the sound back into the compressor. Of course, this depends on your ratio settings, the higher the ratio, the harder the knee. Compression is an art within its own right. Having good compression techniques under your belt is a huge part of making great beats and big sounds.

[Bodybagged92]

@StyleEngineers Aint nothing wrong with a dutch accent bro as long as its clear spoken

[scorpiusb]

thx and cheers! ;]

[Judo2333]

@diphax thanks for the vid <3

[acrios90]

Thanks for the Tutorial It was really helpful Now I can Work with other Genres I was stuck in a techno-rut.

[TheEricmarz]

very nice

[DjCiTRuSBeats]

I liked this a lot! This method works really well!

[MrQuzza]

Thanks man!

[julioclau]

@StyleEngineers Me as well and actually I prefer Dutch accent than American or British accent im Mexican