Following and learning gradually from genius Kenny... I Know for sure a day is coming am gonna graduate from his priceless school of thought... A big thanks to him all day long
Im sure there are templates dude.. Plus it only takes like 10 seconds per band. I was just going to buy fab filter and now I just saved like 180 dollars! Knowledge is power
please explain me Because when I do the procedure of the pin connector, the modulation parameter does not receive input 3/4 orders, but rather the 1/2 ¿what is happening?.
That's great, thanks a lot Kenny. There's just one detail I didn't understood... At 11:53, how do you recall the parameter modulation windows? Is it a shortcut? But for what action in the list? As usal a very good tutorial and very useful - and powerfull - in many situations. Thank's again! :)
@@piscesman54 Yes, and be mindful that the keystroke you assign, will need you to be focused in a Reaper window. At least for me, when I'm in a plug-in it doesn't respond.
ReaXComp handles frequencies with crossover filters splitting up the entire frequency range. In order to affect just a single narrow band you'd need to set up dummy bands on each side of it to be able to define the range you want to compress. Those crossover filters are pretty steep (finite impulse response-based maybe?) and will likely sound very different to the smooth filter bands being sidechained here. In some cases both options might be viable. If you're taming an entire mix or group and you want to influence pretty much the entire frequency range I definitely see both as being useful options. That's pretty much what multiband compressors are for, but dynamic EQ can get you just as good results. I might simply try both and see which option gets me the results that I want. For sure if you're just hearing a few frequency ranges you want to control, as is the case here. I'd say dynamic EQ is the more intuitive option though. And you can make some FX chain templates with different amounts of bands to save time when you're in the flow. ;)
I wonder if i can link the frequency fader of the band pass EQ to the frequency fader of the dynamic eq? If it can't, saving these EQ as a chain doesn't really help!
On side chain band pass filter's frequency, add a param modulation, but rather than having audio as the source, choose the source as the FX parameter of the corresponding band in the main instance of ReaEQ.
Hello Mr. Kenny G. I’ve seen your tutorials on Reaper via RUclips. Thank you for your relative contributions to the platform. I was wondering if you could work with me on a one on one session through Team- viewer or Logme in 123 or a similar program. Do you do this type of work for hire ? it would mos definitely help me in my learning process. Reach out to me, let me know if you can assist me in learning more about Reaper and it’s tools. Have a great day. Bob Newsome
They should just make a multiband dynamic eq. This is awesome though for sure!!!
@@ahteha8010 Second that. It' was a little less intuitive (at least for me) at first, but I got past it. It sounds great!
Although I also agree it'd be very nice to get a ReaDynEQ. :)
Reinventing TDR Nova))) Awesome video, Kenny, as always!
Following and learning gradually from genius Kenny... I Know for sure a day is coming am gonna graduate from his priceless school of thought... A big thanks to him all day long
Man, you're a genius. This is brilliant!
For the first look it's difficult, but in the end it's a great tool! Thank you for this detailed description!
I love it! So useful. Thanks Kenny!
Prayin for a full instance of stock dyn EQ released soon!
Im sure there are templates dude.. Plus it only takes like 10 seconds per band. I was just going to buy fab filter and now I just saved like 180 dollars! Knowledge is power
You da man Kenny!! Thank you so much!!
unbelievable how much stuff this software and its free plug ins have under the hood. off the roof
Thanks Kenny. Always learning from you - hope I can use it!
Always wondered how to do that in Reaper. Thanks!!
Thanks Kenny... Very valuable!!! 👍👍👍👍
Great video, very helpful!
Incredible. Thxx!
Good video again
this is like FabFilter Pro-Q3 :)... thanks Kenny
Wowzers!
Awesome
Witchcraft ! Scary Kenny !
espetacular obrigado, Kenny..
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this way I can set things up for adding a Subkick base on the kick isn't?
can you have more examples in sidechain and using other filter type? also how about boosting? this one is all about reducing.
Great
I want to hear Kenny’s mixes!
www.discogs.com/artist/248125-Kenny-Gioia
WoW!!!
These are all compressor effects. How to make gate/downward expander with parameter modulation? Any Idea?
please explain me
Because when I do the procedure of the pin connector, the modulation parameter does not receive input 3/4 orders, but rather the 1/2 ¿what is happening?.
Your to damn smart!
I like how CPU consumed by this setup is around 0.1%. 👍
Can they update the reacomp to show the in and out volume
So u can use this as a desser too, right?
...pretty cool. Thanks
That's great, thanks a lot Kenny. There's just one detail I didn't understood...
At 11:53, how do you recall the parameter modulation windows? Is it a shortcut? But for what action in the list?
As usal a very good tutorial and very useful - and powerfull - in many situations. Thank's again! :)
Yes, please tell us. That stood out for me as well.
@Myomin Aung Thanks! Gotta implement that as I'm often fiddling around in there.
@Myomin Aung I don't have that option in the FX menu. Does it need to be customized as an action?
@@piscesman54 Yes, and be mindful that the keystroke you assign, will need you to be focused in a Reaper window. At least for me, when I'm in a plug-in it doesn't respond.
Felipe Mathews u gotta click something first
I think this is better than a multiband compressor
How does this process differ from the multiband compression in ReaXcomp, for example?
ReaXComp handles frequencies with crossover filters splitting up the entire frequency range. In order to affect just a single narrow band you'd need to set up dummy bands on each side of it to be able to define the range you want to compress. Those crossover filters are pretty steep (finite impulse response-based maybe?) and will likely sound very different to the smooth filter bands being sidechained here.
In some cases both options might be viable. If you're taming an entire mix or group and you want to influence pretty much the entire frequency range I definitely see both as being useful options. That's pretty much what multiband compressors are for, but dynamic EQ can get you just as good results. I might simply try both and see which option gets me the results that I want.
For sure if you're just hearing a few frequency ranges you want to control, as is the case here. I'd say dynamic EQ is the more intuitive option though. And you can make some FX chain templates with different amounts of bands to save time when you're in the flow. ;)
I wonder if i can link the frequency fader of the band pass EQ to the frequency fader of the dynamic eq? If it can't, saving these EQ as a chain doesn't really help!
That's a really good point, but you just need to find your problem frequency and then be sure to set it in both the main eq and the sidechain eq.
On side chain band pass filter's frequency, add a param modulation, but rather than having audio as the source, choose the source as the FX parameter of the corresponding band in the main instance of ReaEQ.
you absolutely can and then there's no need to set the frequency band on both instances of ReaEQ
Hello Mr. Kenny G. I’ve seen your tutorials on Reaper via RUclips. Thank you for your relative contributions to the platform. I was wondering if you could work with me on a one on one session through Team- viewer or Logme in 123 or a similar program. Do you do this type of work for hire ? it would mos definitely help me in my learning process. Reach out to me, let me know if you can assist me in learning more about Reaper and it’s tools. Have a great day. Bob Newsome
Does this video need an update or is my REAPER config just too far gone? Because the plugin pin menu thing isn't working like it is in this video.
without the ability to copy-paste settings between bands and instances the FX chain preset is unfortunately of little help
but you one link frequency controls of the side-chain EQs to the main EQ and then only work with the latter
Gracias x enseñarnos tanto. Luego lo vuelvo a estudiar con los subtítulos en español, que si no no me entero 🧐.
whats the purpose of this vs using a regular eq?
Listen carefully to the explanation in the video.
Still need a side chain video man
Do a video for mixing rap vocals