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EQs, compressors, pitch shifters, transient shapers, reverbs, and delays are just a few of the powerful tools an engineer may use while recording and mixing. Knowing how to use these powerful analog and digital processors is key to achieving great results when recording and mixing.
VINTAGE COMPRESSORS —painstakingly accurate emulations of three of the most heavily-used compressors in studio history. The VC 76, VC 2A, and VC 160 feature a modern, clean design for intuitive usability while each maintains its own unmistakable sound. Thanks to added sidechaining and parallel compression, these VINTAGE COMPRESSORS actually improve on the originals. The VINTAGE COMPRESSORS collection includes all three devices. Each compressor is also available separately. All effects run as native plug-ins in your host DAW.
Studio One offers numerous compressors and other dynamics tools, and in this video tutorial series Studio One pro explains and explores the options you have at your fingertips. Marcus begins with a brief introduction and a primer on how to use compression in general, then demonstrates how to use the Compressor, Expander, and make-up gain features in the Studio One Channel Strip. Next, he shows you how to use the dynamics section of the Fat Channel, including the Limiter, Gate/Expander, and Compressor.
Logic comes with a complete set of killer compressors. They’ve been re-skinned with many new added features. In this focused, FastTrack™ course Joe Albano explains them all! Learn every inch of Logic’s bundled compressors… FAST! Logic Pro’s family of compressors. In this laser-focussed FastTrack™ course, he divulges the inside info about which world class compressors they’re modelled after and then shows you how to best deploy them! You learn every knob, button and meter that these Logic-only plugins have, on their newly redesigned faceplates. And along the way, you get a really solid primer on compression, side-chaining and even limiting techniques.
Compressors are the most mysterious of all studio processors, and yet they are one of the most important in today’s music production. Whether you’re into recording, mixing, mastering, live sound, broadcast, or podcasts you need to know how to use compressors. In this event Engineer/Producer/Educator Ian Sutton will dig into digital audio compression, basic compressor controls, some advanced compressor controls, different types of compressors, what compressors are commonly used for certain instruments, how to setup any compressor on any instrument and much more.
Kenny Gioia is back, this time giving you the history and application of all the famous Compressors ever made, as well as their modern day plug-in equivalents! Now you’ll know exactly what Compressor to pick for your tracks and how to use them. This series is long overdue! Kenny starts with a detailed introduction, covering each industry standard Compressor and how they fit into compression history. Next Kenny goes over what a Compressor is, how they behave and all of the most popular variables and parameters that can be adjusted for each.