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Thank you for providing such an incredible resource for artists and creators and helping us all create one of the most important things our broken world needs right now, music :). So many people like myself who don’t quite have enough $$$ to pay someone to produce an entire album, so you alone are helping us bring our art into the world for those willing to work and learn on their own. Thank you again for your amazing lessons from Seattle :)
This is easily the best explanation of how to use compression that I've come across online! You explain things so well and make it so easy to follow! What a great teacher! Thank you
So I finally got to see one of your videos after saving them for later all the time. Aaaaaand now I subscribe! (doin' it right now....click!, done!) Compression is that part of the process where I think we all, at least once or twice....or thrice... end up questioning ourselves, who we are and why we're in this world...it's beautiful if you think about it..hehe. First of all, nice video! you did great explaining it (now that I have a better understanding of it, I can say that you explain it very good). I have a question that it's not related directly to the process itself but to the fact that I dunno why on earth my compressor does not display the "Gain Reduction" decibels at the bottom like yours does!! What version of Ableton are you using? Cuz I'm using 10. Thanks!!
Dope video.I learned some stuff, I understand compression pretty well, I continued watched to listen to you say threshold. I love the way you say threshold. You are awesome.
OMG girl you are so funny and make this such an easy and understandable subject.....well all of your videos actually. Keep doing what you are doing, we are loving it! BTW I subscribed cause I dont want allso to spell Attack wrong like in the min 8:50 :)
@@LNADoesAudioStuff and you should think of it as a positive thing! Your vids are more interesting like this and full of suprises! Ist greta lik dis, turst me!
Nice video! I like how you explain things! I still dont understand everything because of my shitty attention capacity but definetly im going to add this video to my producer playlist and watch it in the future ! Thanks!
Subscribed from following your Reddit post. Since I'm learning Ableton (still on 10 Live Lite with my small MIDI keyboard), the time I'll spend learning with your help and those of others will allow me the luxury of saving up, enabling me to upgrade my version.
so blessed to be accompanied by you + your teachings amongst these lonely + cold quarantined nights. (!) cannot thank you enough for all the knowledge sharing ;; is it better to put compression on each individual track or is it okay to apply on master track ? (or does it depends, depends-depends.)
Heyy so glad you enjoy the videos! And hah yes sorry... it depends! Ask why you would want to out compressir on something and what are you wanting to achieve with it ☺️
you are soo 6eautiful.. off topic 6ut , lol. its really awsome learning what i need to learn from the prettiest girl iv ever seen.. : * and how you talk is COoL
What I am working on right now is meditation tracks to help people relax annd/or sleep. What I have noticed about these kinds of tracks that I have listened to myself that REALLY annoys me is inconsistent volume. When I am trying to sleep, I don't need to get all rested and then have to adjust the volume of something. I need it to stay about the same volume throughout. So maybe this is telling me the attack of the compressor shoult be fast? So that the volume of the whole thing stays pretty consistent.
Vengeance's VPS Scope plugin is ace for measuring compression as it gives you the incoming waveform as well as the spectrum and saves having to freeze and flatten so much. I think it was free with a copy of Computer Music or some other music tech magazine, would recommend! Saves a bag of time when fiddling with compressors
When it comes to the make up gain, is it best to use your ears to get the correct level when a/b ing? or should you use your eyes to just match the peak level exactly where it was? great videos btw iv been watching a couple of weeks now 😁
Thanks, wonder- and insightful explanation. One thing I didn't understand is why the blue, compressed track was frozen and flattened before listening. Was it just to conserve CPU cycles? Because if I understand correctly there shouldn't be an audible difference before and after freezing and flattening.
How do you feel about RUclips placing an advertisement in your video wherein the main actor literally points at your video and tells people that it won't teach them what they want to know? It seems underhanded on the part of RUclips. The almighty dollar wins out over quality instruction....
To be clear, I love your videos and you are a wonderful presenter. I just don't like the ads that RUclips overlays that discredit the content that you're working hard to monetize... For them....
The tutorial is incredible but I can't understand the way you explained the Knee, at the end of the day I couldn't figure out if it's some kind of Attack or a Dry/Wet. In specific I am confused by this part between 10:15 and 10:21 (maybe it's my bad english)
At 6:24 can you explain how you made your voice harmonize so well? I have been looking everywhere and find multiple diff ways but yours was awesome! How'd you do that????
hello mam ,for me in the compression it was not showing the gain reduction meter but for you it happening ...im using the ableton 10 ...why it happening like that ???
Do you even have to use compression? It seems that everyone just uses it because they think they have to for some reason. Particularly in electronic music a lot of the sounds are already compressed etc. If I like how my music sounds then what is the actual purpose of it?
@@LNADoesAudioStuff so vocals are probably the most important or if you record acoustic music etc or if you want to create a certain effect like sidechaining etc?
@@bsways Again, depends on what you want to achieve with it. If you want your vocals sound closer and bigger then compression might be needed :) When it comes to compression, it always "depends" I recommend checking out my Mixing course from my channel. I explain more there :)
That rule of thumb for make up gain makes no sense whatsoever. It should probably be ”use the amount of gain reduction as a guideline” but i would still advice to just use your ears to match the volume.
@@LNADoesAudioStuff My point was that ratio does not imply how much make up gain you need cause it works in a relation with threshold. If you sharp some peaks with 20:1 ratio, you probably don’t wanna add 20db make up gain. Good vid otherwise!
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And attack apparently 😂🤦🏼
Lol I wasnt going to say!
Thank you so much! After 12 years of producing music, I have FINALLY understood exactly what compression is doing. You're a true hero
yayy that's so great to hear!
Wtf dude 12 years?
Hahahaha 🤣
LIES!!!!
Thanks alot! Your the only one who speaks in lamons term instead of technical terms
Barnsley boy here, loving the vids.
Yorkshire!!! Glad you like the vids!
Thank you for providing such an incredible resource for artists and creators and helping us all create one of the most important things our broken world needs right now, music :). So many people like myself who don’t quite have enough $$$ to pay someone to produce an entire album, so you alone are helping us bring our art into the world for those willing to work and learn on their own. Thank you again for your amazing lessons from Seattle :)
I am so happy you like the content! Means a lot!
This is easily the best explanation of how to use compression that I've come across online! You explain things so well and make it so easy to follow! What a great teacher! Thank you
Love all your videos LNA! This one is much needed. You are very much appreciated!
Aw thanks and happy you liked it! ☺️
i totally love this channel. thank you for your content
So I finally got to see one of your videos after saving them for later all the time. Aaaaaand now I subscribe! (doin' it right now....click!, done!)
Compression is that part of the process where I think we all, at least once or twice....or thrice... end up questioning ourselves, who we are and why we're in this world...it's beautiful if you think about it..hehe.
First of all, nice video! you did great explaining it (now that I have a better understanding of it, I can say that you explain it very good).
I have a question that it's not related directly to the process itself but to the fact that I dunno why on earth my compressor does not display the "Gain Reduction" decibels at the bottom like yours does!! What version of Ableton are you using? Cuz I'm using 10.
Thanks!!
Great and very well explained video. Thanks so much! Blessings!
Subscribed. You explain this as if it were a conversation. Thank you so much.
Hah awesome! Glad you liked it! ☺️
Dope video.I learned some stuff, I understand compression pretty well, I continued watched to listen to you say threshold. I love the way you say threshold. You are awesome.
Hah thanks 😄
Thank you for this great tutorial! :)
Happy you liked it!! ☺️
Finally... Somebody I understand! Whoo! Thanks liina!
you are absolutely great!
Thanks 😁
Great tutorial thank you!
Happy you liked it!
You have a great way of explaining technical terms in an understandable way. Thanks very much for this video!!
Happy you like the vids! ☺️🙌
You do such a great job of explaining this stuff. Subscribed!
Thank you! ☺️
I love your tutorials..💕
Glad you like them!
Thank you!
Excellent teacher, your explanations are so clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much for unveiling the mysteries! 😄✨☮💝🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏
Glad you like them!
my new faorite channel 💜💜💜
Yey welcome to the channel 😊
Great stuff. Thank you and subscribed.
Awesome, thank you!
this is literally the video i was looking for thank u
Happy to hear! ☺️
Thank you for this ! :) Very helpful!
Happy to hear ☺️
You really helped me. Thank you.
Happy to hear!
Thank you so much ! I start to understand how compression works ! Very good video. Merci beaucoup ! 😊
Happy to help!
You're actually a legend
Haha thanks :D
OMG girl you are so funny and make this such an easy and understandable subject.....well all of your videos actually. Keep doing what you are doing, we are loving it!
BTW I subscribed cause I dont want allso to spell Attack wrong like in the min 8:50 :)
Hahh omg I am so freaking dyslexic 😂 thanks for the sub and so glad you enjoy my videos ☺️❤️
@@LNADoesAudioStuff and you should think of it as a positive thing! Your vids are more interesting like this and full of suprises! Ist greta lik dis, turst me!
This is very clear on how to apply compression. Thanks for this
Awesome! 😁
I love this girl she is such a Badass!
Nice video! I like how you explain things! I still dont understand everything because of my shitty attention capacity but definetly im going to add this video to my producer playlist and watch it in the future ! Thanks!
Yay glad to hear! Yes honestly don’t worry, this topic can take years to fully learn. At least it took me about 5 years 😂 plus masters degree.
Thank you for your'e lesson LNA. ❤👍✌
Happy you liked it ☺️
Subscribed from following your Reddit post. Since I'm learning Ableton (still on 10 Live Lite with my small MIDI keyboard), the time I'll spend learning with your help and those of others will allow me the luxury of saving up, enabling me to upgrade my version.
Awesome to hear 😀
Thanks!
Wow thanks so much for the support and glad the video was helpful!
so blessed to be accompanied by you + your teachings amongst these lonely + cold quarantined nights. (!) cannot thank you enough for all the knowledge sharing ;; is it better to put compression on each individual track or is it okay to apply on master track ? (or does it depends, depends-depends.)
Heyy so glad you enjoy the videos! And hah yes sorry... it depends! Ask why you would want to out compressir on something and what are you wanting to achieve with it ☺️
thanx..uve got a new sub here.. :))
Yay thanks! And welcome to the channel! ☺️
You are good 😊
LNAAA we back
you are soo 6eautiful.. off topic 6ut , lol. its really awsome learning what i need to learn from the prettiest girl iv ever seen.. : * and how you talk is COoL
What I am working on right now is meditation tracks to help people relax annd/or sleep. What I have noticed about these kinds of tracks that I have listened to myself that REALLY annoys me is inconsistent volume. When I am trying to sleep, I don't need to get all rested and then have to adjust the volume of something. I need it to stay about the same volume throughout. So maybe this is telling me the attack of the compressor shoult be fast? So that the volume of the whole thing stays pretty consistent.
Vengeance's VPS Scope plugin is ace for measuring compression as it gives you the incoming waveform as well as the spectrum and saves having to freeze and flatten so much.
I think it was free with a copy of Computer Music or some other music tech magazine, would recommend! Saves a bag of time when fiddling with compressors
Cool! :)
I see it's free, but BE NOTED that one would need a Syncrosoft / eLicenser USB dongle. :)
Very good video. I wonder, is there a loudness meter that indicates the maximum (kind of 'hold')?
Compression is exactly what we need right now..... It flattens the curve
Lol made me laugh 😂
You have a great way of explaining! Very enjoyable ( I guess thats how its spelled ).
Oh thank you!
When it comes to the make up gain, is it best to use your ears to get the correct level when a/b ing? or should you use your eyes to just match the peak level exactly where it was? great videos btw iv been watching a couple of weeks now 😁
Still a great video to reference
Happy you like it! ☺️
Thanks, wonder- and insightful explanation. One thing I didn't understand is why the blue, compressed track was frozen and flattened before listening. Was it just to conserve CPU cycles? Because if I understand correctly there shouldn't be an audible difference before and after freezing and flattening.
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How do you feel about RUclips placing an advertisement in your video wherein the main actor literally points at your video and tells people that it won't teach them what they want to know? It seems underhanded on the part of RUclips. The almighty dollar wins out over quality instruction....
To be clear, I love your videos and you are a wonderful presenter. I just don't like the ads that RUclips overlays that discredit the content that you're working hard to monetize... For them....
Most peoples opinions dont matter so why stress over it? Fuck it, right?
@@rockybouja Fuuuuck iiiiiit
Time to go back to my track and fix the compression, now that I have a better idea of what I am doing.
Glad if this helped ☺️😍
The tutorial is incredible but I can't understand the way you explained the Knee, at the end of the day I couldn't figure out if it's some kind of Attack or a Dry/Wet. In specific I am confused by this part between 10:15 and 10:21 (maybe it's my bad english)
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At 6:24 can you explain how you made your voice harmonize so well? I have been looking everywhere and find multiple diff ways but yours was awesome!
How'd you do that????
Hey I just made a video explaining this couple week ago. It’s the Live oerformance 101 video :)
@@LNADoesAudioStuff thank you! I'm new to your channel so sorry if I haven't caught up yet
Hehe
Thanks!
hello mam ,for me in the compression it was not showing the gain reduction meter but for you it happening ...im using the ableton 10 ...why it happening like that ???
DO YOU MIX ON THOSE HEADPHONES ?
I think confussion with compressors come about because of attack and release, otherwise it's very easy to understand.
Agree!
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those are yamaha hs5 or hs7 monitors?
Hs7 :)
@@LNADoesAudioStuff Thanks! Greetings from Argentina
Odiusssstuff 😂
let me get this straight, so if I'm going for 2 dB of gain reduction and set the ratio to 20:1 I need to set the make up gain to 20dB? seriously?
Depents on the threshold and signal.. but if not sure that’s a guideline that can work especially with lower ratio amounts
Do you even have to use compression? It seems that everyone just uses it because they think they have to for some reason. Particularly in electronic music a lot of the sounds are already compressed etc. If I like how my music sounds then what is the actual purpose of it?
Exactly. Do not use it if there is no need to use it. It is just a tool to reduce dynamic range, nothing else ☺️
@@LNADoesAudioStuff so vocals are probably the most important or if you record acoustic music etc or if you want to create a certain effect like sidechaining etc?
@@bsways Again, depends on what you want to achieve with it. If you want your vocals sound closer and bigger then compression might be needed :) When it comes to compression, it always "depends" I recommend checking out my Mixing course from my channel. I explain more there :)
How did you do "subscribe to my channel"
fast attack, slow release lol wax on, wax off lol ( Karate Kid )
i seriously cant decide whether you're irish or british or both....
Neither 😅
@@LNADoesAudioStuff o..oh...I see...
That rule of thumb for make up gain makes no sense whatsoever. It should probably be ”use the amount of gain reduction as a guideline” but i would still advice to just use your ears to match the volume.
Many people don’t hear the difference in the beginning. But if you can, then that’s awesome, it’s defo better ☺️
@@LNADoesAudioStuff My point was that ratio does not imply how much make up gain you need cause it works in a relation with threshold. If you sharp some peaks with 20:1 ratio, you probably don’t wanna add 20db make up gain.
Good vid otherwise!
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