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using sidechaining for other things then kick+bass
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NightShift
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Posted : Jul 23, 2005 15:41
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On 2005-07-14 01:18, rob-ot wrote:
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On 2005-07-13 19:30, Colin OOOD wrote:
You can put a compressor over eg. a pad sound, or a fat, reverby drum loop and feed the sidechain with the kick (or something else doing the same rhythm). This way the kick will 'punch holes' in the pad or loop. Use a long enough release to hear the compressor working, and use a large ratio and fairly low threshold so the compression is very obvious.
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Compressing pads sidechained to the kick:
This is used alot in proggy styles, especially prog house. Its ALL OVER the new Antix album, and occurs in many Son Kite and Atmos tracks.
I'm working on a track right now with a friend that's similar to a track on the new Antix album where the 'bassline' is just a low deep pad that pulsates due to sidechaining to kick.
How you set the attack and relase as well of course then will reshape the amplitude envelope to your taste with high ration setting.
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wow that sounds realy intersting can u expliane more ? Wich track are u talking about and do u use a Compresser or gate for doing this. Does your bass drop on the beat or offbeat ? And what settings do u use ?
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NikC
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Posted : Jul 23, 2005 16:21
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Hehe...
What about sidechaining the whole mix with the kick!
e.g. Eric Prydz - Call on me... and all of that other turd house music that sounds exactly the same.
(it may be intentional of course - or just crap limiting)
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snowflake
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Posted : Jul 24, 2005 04:15
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But what about SC compression and stereo sounds?
When you use SC compression, you send to the group channel only one side (L or R), wright?
So, is there a way to keep it in stereo?
Peace
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S7a5
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Posted : Jul 24, 2005 13:28
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I hear the opposite
You have to set you release time to 0ms so the comp has enough time to fade out until the next kick.
Correct me if I'm wrong, I know it doesn't sound logical but it sounds good with attack about 10 ms or so.
If any pro is reading it please express your opinion about this statement.
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5Meo-Geo
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Posted : Jul 24, 2005 16:54
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On 2005-07-23 16:21, NikC wrote:
Hehe...
What about sidechaining the whole mix with the kick!
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ya there is a house/mtv track with this effect
they play it all the time on a radio
whole mix goes down with kick
in car its sounds sux
but in club i think it will make good psycho-acoustic effect
Jesus didnt dance,but his beat goes on
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snowflake
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Posted : Jul 26, 2005 00:39
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On 2005-07-24 04:15, snowflake wrote:
But what about SC compression and stereo sounds?
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Can anyone help me on this issue, please...
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Dagas
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Posted : Jul 27, 2005 22:17
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On 2005-07-26 00:39, snowflake wrote:
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On 2005-07-24 04:15, snowflake wrote:
But what about SC compression and stereo sounds?
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Can anyone help me on this issue, please...
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im not an expert with sidechaining but.. but with the waves comp-sc plugin if you used the L->R sidechaining method you are using mono.
But with the other method... using TC NATIVE BUNDLE sidechainer, that plugin plays both channels, in fact it have vu meters for both channels so i suppose its using stereo to control the TC compression. Try it.
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