Compression made EASY: Mix like a PRO Step 4 (Logic Mixing Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 28 фев 2024
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If you're struggling to get your music to sound professional in Logic Pro, this video is for you!
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This feels like I'm going to need a lot of experimenting time to get good at this! It's overwhelming! But you helped let me know why it's important.
It has been super helpful!!
I've been trying to produce my own music now for the last 15 months or so, and I have yet to release a song because I have never been happy with the overall sound of my mixes...UNTIL NOW, thanks to this 6-Step process. Your videos and help is greatly appreciated on my end, especially because you use Logic! I work on a different genre of music than this, but nonetheless, (like he says) these techniques can be applied to any genre of music; my mix has never sounded better! I will be applying these steps to my productions for the rest of my days! Thank you very much once again for sharing and helping out so many people I'd imagine.
I get that compression is used in 2 ways: accentuate the loud parts by flattening the sharp percussive peaks so you can turn those parts up without increasing overall volume, or de-accentuating the loud parts by flattening them so that the more quiet parts can also be turned louder. However, I can't work out in my brain what actual, if any, difference there really is between those two processes or how to choose the right settings to get what I want. I just know to put a ton of compression on any vocals or electric bass to keep it level in the mix. But this video is bringing it clearer to me.
So much great information here...thank you!
I have literally spent years trying to get a grasp on mixing and this video series is so flawless. Thank you.... My mix is already sounding like a million bucks.
It's an art... not easy
You are a good tutor 👍🏾👏👏
Loving all the videos on this series so far. Lots of information and improving my mixes already with your tips.
thanks sir
now i know how theshold realy work
in relationship with the ratio all along to the out gane
really appreciated it
I just wanted to say i really appreciate your explanation. I was able to grasp the concept. I think ill completely understand in a minute 😊
This is very helpful. Keep Posting these.
amazing
Awesome as always. The goat!
Appreciate that 🙌
Yay another video :)
Thank you so much for the livestream yesterday! ❤😍
Of course!! Thanks for coming!
thank you so much!!
Legend! Thanks man
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful . Loved it! Bravo ! :)
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome tutorial! Really helped me understand the compressor better!
Awesome, Michael! Glad it helped 🙌
Yeah makes sense to me
This is great. Thank you. You've explained compression in very easy to understand terms and your demos are easy to follow and practical. I will definitely use these techniques.
Good vid 👊🏿
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GarageBand user & I’m still learning so much from this video! Thank you!!
100%!! Mixing is mixing no matter where you do it!
From watching all your videos I kinda feel like its you mixing my stuff and honestly I like it. My mixes skyrocketed thanks to you 🤘🏻
Dude that's awesome! Glad I could help :)
Could you do a video with only GarageBand because I don’t have the Logic😢 But maybe someday I will have it and watch these great videos❤Thank you for teaching us
Hey! I've actually done this exact same series in GarageBand! Check out the compression video here: ruclips.net/video/faB4e1YlVGo/видео.html
Thanks Colin for demystifying compression - I'm starting to hear some of your changes that had completely been lost on me. Maybe a video on creating a drum room?
super cool that jason sudeikis is helping out his fans get a good mix! great stuff!!
😂
Great stuff. First thought was way too many different reverbs and echoes … but … chapeaux, the result speaks for itself.
I used to only use one, but this type of blending has really helped improve my mixes (to my ears, at least!)
Hi. Your videos are great. Super helpful. Two questions. 1) What is the 'Knee" for? Why haven't you used it? 2) You use several different compression approaches (i.e., mono, stereo, and dual mono). When do you use each of them and why? Thanks!!!
Great stuff thank you 🙏 Do you happen to know the function of the “knee” knob on some of the compressors?
Wow! I love this video. It is quite an education in Compression. I am planning on stepping up to Logic this next month if the finances are there. My genre's tend to be less heavy and more clean that yours, I tend to use drums, bass, accoustic guitar for rhythm, and harmonica or electric guitar for soloing. My voice tends to be a bit nasal. Would you be able to do a video to cover that sort of setup?
I'm glad it was helpful, Terry! Would love to- just need to find a good example track
You’re the absolute bomb, I was just watching a video yesterday explaining the differences in each of the logic compressors, and a logic based video on how to apply better compression techniques is always useful🎉 one thing I definitely want, is to find a way to use the compressor without triggering any actual compression, but be able to use the distortion knob inside of it, set to “soft” and just have that on some tracks to add some natural color to everything in the song! Maybe I’ll be too much, maybe I’ll need to turn this into a bus process and bleed it into everything
I'm glad this was helpful! You can definitely use the compressor for that- just raise the threshold all the way up and it shouldn't trigger any compression.
@@TheBandGuidethank you!! I noticed you said that in this video, and oddly enough even as intuitive as these little things should be I definitely still get myself mixed up, so definitely thank you very much for always sharing these videos!! It’s been awesome seeing you start uploading logic content! 😊
Thanks again, Colin. A new thing for me was that you used the automatic release time quite a lot. It surely makes things a little bit easier. I hope I'm learning, because as we know: "repetitio est mater studiorum."
Definitely!
Great video! Well done. I use drum designer a ton - but had always heard 'don't compress' - that they were already compressed?
That's a great question! They don't need to be compressed to contain their dynamics like you would need to for a live recording- here we're using compression to shape how they interact within the full mix instead
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Gidday mate from NZ again….. big takeaway for me was in bus compression using dual mono and coupling. I see it defaults to L. Does that mean it brings the R levels in line with the L?
When you add the static mix as an audio track, isn't it being affected by the mixbus compressor twice?
Great question! Nope - I bounce it out before doing the mix bus processing so it only hits it once.