Thank you for sharing this. I have a question why i would use a VCA track only to adjust the volume while i can do the same with an AUX track and group it with the tracks that i want to group them so when i move the fader of the AUX they also will follow it ? Thank you.
For some reason my vca has an output meter and theres audio coming out of it increasing the overall volume of everything in the group... how do I create a vca that doesnt have audio running through it?
Why would you want to use this over sending several tracks to an Aux Bus Fader? The audio would be the same bringing the audio down on the Bus Fader, and then you can add Bus inserts to the bus to build the blended sound out more. Please educate me!
Thanks for sharing, helped a bunch. So many crappy tutorials with long intros. Thanks for being clear and straight to the point.
Thank you for sharing this. I have a question why i would use a VCA track only to adjust the volume while i can do the same with an AUX track and group it with the tracks that i want to group them so when i move the fader of the AUX they also will follow it ? Thank you.
Very tidy explaination - thanks (VCA = very clever adjuster!)
For some reason my vca has an output meter and theres audio coming out of it increasing the overall volume of everything in the group... how do I create a vca that doesnt have audio running through it?
Why would you want to use this over sending several tracks to an Aux Bus Fader? The audio would be the same bringing the audio down on the Bus Fader, and then you can add Bus inserts to the bus to build the blended sound out more. Please educate me!
Very nice explanation I liked it. Good Website too...
By the way, which software do you use to make these kind of videos?
Thank you, easy to follow and informative.
Excellent video straight to the point! :)
Excellent video... was very helpful. THANK YOU!
VCA Master tracks are awesome.
Ah Freezepop! I mastered that song
You speak with the tone of an A.I. that is attempting to sound human
this song is hilariously bad