Logic Pro's Compressor - The Only Compressor You'll Ever Need
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
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Logic's Compressor is a one-stop shop for Compression. With 7 different compressor types, versatile sidechaining, and distortion. What's not to love? Видеоклипы
One more trick for you. Throwing a second compressor (fully initialised and mix knob to zeroed) at the end of the master chain just to view the graph for how your wave form is peaking, behaving is so powerful. Use the compressor as the first plugin in the master track chain to view the output dynamics of each track by soloing it. Adjust the track compressor and view the master compressors graph simultaneously to see what is happening in real time. No need for other plugins Logic pro has it all.
As a Reason owner and a bedroom producer, I recently picked up M1 Mac with Logic X and I am stunned with amount of instruments and effects. Everything I could possibly need is included. I think it's the best deal in the industry with all those free updates, the sampler looks insane.
Welcome to Logic!
The compressors are incredible!
Logic has some of the best stock plugins out of all DAWs. Generally if you have to spend money on vsti, buy instruments and sample libraries, hold off on effects. Instruments are naturally more inclined towards creating, while effects more towards embellishments/problem solving.
You know, I have a LOT of compressor plugins but over the last couple of years, I’ve really come back around to so many of the built-in Logic effects, especially the compressor, which I love. But I learned so many good things on this video (that makeup gain is BEFORE the dist., the flexibility of the sidechain eq, the visual graph display, etc. all of which I’d somehow skipped. Super cool - keep up the nifty work.
Same. I don't know why I bother downloading all the free compressor plugins available when I almost always use Logic's built-in. At least I have mostly resisted paying for any.
I've been using Logic for years and there's still so much to learn, especially with the most recent update. Huge appreciation for Chris, his channel, and this series! 🙏
I had NEVER used the graph option before because I didn’t completely understand the action happening up top. Thanx for enlightening me on this!
I love the series - started the 30 days .. despite working with logic since 25 years ... always learning
Thank you so much for these short on topic videos. Logic, which I’ve only had about 6 months now, overloads my (old) brain, there’s so much going on here. I have music I did on an old Porta Studio 4 channel cassette that is in desperate need life support, and I think you’re the ticket to help me out! Yay!!!
Awesome, Best 30 days of my life
I'm really enjoying the 30 days series videos. So glad you are taking the time to make these videos, thank you.
That was extremely helpful. I’m new to logic and new to daw as a whole, and as a pianist was somewhat bewildered as to what a compressor was or did. Thanks to your wonderfully paced video, I have a better idea 😁👍🏻
I used Logic 8 and 9 and then took nearly 10 years away from making music. I just got Logic x (most recent version) and have been blown away. I have no idea why anyone would want to use another DAW or need any third party plugins at this point. I also feel like the price I paid for Logic is considerably less than I ever played for the previous versions. Bonkers.
Whoa the internal side chaining is so cool! I didn’t know you could do such a thing.
I just finished your other video about the compressor. It was very helpful . Thanks for your great information about Logic.
I agree the logic compressor is amazing, and I rarely use anything else (and I’ve got quite a lot of other choices through other packages, like izotope neutron and ozone). The one thing it can do though is compress only certain bands in the spectrum that more advanced plugins can do (unless I’ve missed something).
Logic has a Multiband compressor as well
Great example with the distortion, thanks!
Thanks for all you are doing... I most definitely need all the help I can get!!
excellent explanation. love the power of the bandpass filter compression. thanks for the inspiration.
Amazing summary! Thank you so much
Huh for some reason I've never thought to click the graph or side chain buttons. Didn't even realize those visuals and controls were there.
me too ! I thought the graphical display was dropped when th old logic compressor was replaced by these new models so I haven't really used them. now that I can see the graphical responses I'm definitely going to check these out more. great tutorial.
Great video once again Chris! Thank you!
Nice introduction. But I don’t like the emulations really. I use the platinum digital a lot for side chaining. But when it comes to emulation I trust my UAD plug-ins. The sound much more like the real thing an also look like them. This is cool because limitations are good to make decisions 👌🏾
Been using Logic (platinum) since the eMagic days
Great Stuff Dude! Thanks for the great content!
I have watched this video quite a few times now lol I come for the compressor types and stay for all the other stuff I always think I remember! Compressors haven't always been my strongest area, I used to be bad about just picking a preset and getting the graph and meter to move just a bit, check the post vs pre levels and then that's it! Maybe throw a side chain on a 808 or something else here and there but that's about as far down the compressor Rabat hole I usually go...
I also tend to abuse limiters in the place of a compressor, maybe one day I will be a compressor God but until that day....
Great review --- I've always hated the distortion on these compressors though.
Really? I really like the soft clipping, for the most part.
@@robertsimpson5801 agreed Robert. I really like the soft clip too
amazing job! thank you!
Well done and helpful as always. Thanks for all your Logic help.
mVm
So many gems!
Thank u!!!
good video
I have to be honest it the beginning they weren’t that good but now holy shit the did their work 👌🔥🔥🔥
How do you do that thing where you can choose applications from the middle of the screen? I don't mean in Logic, I mean on the Mac, they pop up in the middle of the screen and you select which one?
Thank you.
Great content
🤔 7:03 Kinda confused...What exactly would happen IF you DIDN'T have the makeup gain knob in this example??? Why can't you just increase the input gain on the left to get the level closer to 0 db so you can hear the distortion??? 3 different gains just for compression....weird lol
Okay...it took me watching that part 5 times to fully understand. THANK YOU!!!
Amazing education :)
MY NOTES:
Watch the 2 videos linked in description.
Useful video. A bit blurred though
Which Macintosh do you use? And what do you use for your audio interface?
Please tell me
there are so many options that it's intimidating to me when I'm trying to use the compressor. i'm coming from garageband. how do i get over that hurdle?
Does Chris do one on one sessions ???
The Best!!!
Logic is easily the best DAW
Dont like thie side chain. I just use volume automation
All thats good and well to get that instrument adjusted to perfection but then putting it back into the mix all this fiddling around gets lost, work fast get things close play the track and EQ it to death, thats my mission anyways, am I wrong with my approach, feel free to comment as I for one have a lifetime to figure what makes this sound great again ; }
He's not mixing a song. He's teaching how to use the compressor and what it sounds like. I'm sure he would listen in context during a mix.
1:46 Not sure why, but I’ve tried this many time that I’ve seen it in other videos and it has never worked for me. Any solutions?
More cowbell
None resembles the real compressor.....