sidechains in ableton eating CPU
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joegrizzly
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Re: sidechains in ableton eating CPU
You probably don't wanna hear it but buy a new pc... I got one for $700 CND and its a beast. 16 gigs of ram, I can throw on all the effects I want and never have to worry about having to bounce down to save cpu, even when I have firefox and itunes and ableton open all at the same time.
Re: sidechains in ableton eating CPU
You can group all of the synths/basses/anything you want to sidechain together by highlighting the tracks and hitting Cmd+G or Ctrl+G (depending on your computer) and then just use 1 compressor for all of the sounds.
Re: sidechains in ableton eating CPU
i like to use different amounts of compression for each instrument.hhans wrote:You can group all of the synths/basses/anything you want to sidechain together by highlighting the tracks and hitting Cmd+G or Ctrl+G (depending on your computer) and then just use 1 compressor for all of the sounds.
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