[TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

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[TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by VolpeRossa » Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:26 pm

If no one already knows real sidechain compression was added too FL9 =)

I was going to write a Tut , instead i'll post This video explaining


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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by Recessive Trait » Mon Jul 26, 2010 3:43 am

see, now that is an actual tutorial. never seen sidechain compression done with fruity limiter before.

man i hate that fucking pumping sound.

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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by Phigure » Mon Jul 26, 2010 4:27 am

Recessive Trait wrote:man i hate that fucking pumping sound.
agreed

works better on elements lower in the frequency spectrum

some people do it right though (Mount Kimbie's Would Know basically sounds like a filtered freeway being sidechained)
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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by nowaysj » Mon Jul 26, 2010 4:39 am

Few things, this is intentionally made to pump. You don't have to pump anything, but still sidechain to fuck.

Have to confess, I'm side chaining the shit out of everything now. I have a tendency towards wall of sound, but I've been compromising with the side chaining for clarity and power, just a bit though. Mixes are still murky and powerless. :)

Also of note, if you're going to use that limiter like that (and I wouldn't), I'd recommend taking the limiter's attack down to 0. This will remove latency introduced by the limiter, which I think will cause problems with the way fl is/will be handling pdc and the sidechain input.
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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by grooki » Mon Jul 26, 2010 5:34 am

I'll have to try this out. Been using the Peak Controller up till now ( or whatever it's called). Worked pretty well.

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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by shaneynclan » Mon Jul 26, 2010 7:26 am

nowaysj wrote:I have a tendency towards wall of sound
as do i.
anyone ever tried sidechaining to you kick and snare?
that shit sounds pretty cool, especially if you include the reverb tail on the channel.

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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by nowaysj » Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:01 am

I make a side chain buss of stuff. Jokes.

Like big buss coming through, just wreaking havoc in the mix, just trampling the weak.

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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by VolpeRossa » Mon Jul 26, 2010 12:25 pm

grooki wrote:I'll have to try this out. Been using the Peak Controller up till now ( or whatever it's called). Worked pretty well.

Yeah the peak controller method is the original, but thay finaly added propper sidechain compression in FL9

Image line are on the way forwad =)

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Re: [TUT] Sidechain compression (FL9 only)

Post by VolpeRossa » Mon Jul 26, 2010 12:30 pm

Recessive Trait wrote:see, now that is an actual tutorial. never seen sidechain compression done with fruity limiter before.

man i hate that fucking pumping sound.
So basicly if its not coverd in pictures and/or video its not a tutorial?

The fact was i put info up the info-it worked- the end =)


Yeah thing why you proberly havent seen it yet is because it was added into
Fruity loops on version 9=) image line doing some good ;)

The pumping sound is more of a house/dance music tool in my opinion

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