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Yet another Sidechain Q from a newbie
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RenderingRebel
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Posted : Aug 29, 2007 06:14
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I do alot of electro and minimal
In this style its really normal to sidechain almost everything to get all the sounds being pushed forward by the kick
Great pumping sound you can create with sidechaining  can do really crazy basslines without having to worry about the kick clashing on the same freq's
But you can do countless variations, for instance sidechaining a pad sound to some chords. Or you uplifters and downlifters to a silent kick with an unusuas pattern(not 4/4)
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spannungsbogen
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Posted : Aug 29, 2007 06:27
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mubali
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Posted : Aug 29, 2007 08:03
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On 2007-08-20 15:52, z1P^ wrote:
hello there brothers !!
this is very simple and easy vst for side compresion
http://sonictransfer.com/sss-side-chain-compressor-free-vst-for-windows.shtml
you just need to add it to your bassline channel as an effect. then route your kick drum to the bassline input and you will stop to hear this signal, you will need to add an audio channel to monitor the kick signal that you have sent to the bass.
playing with the bass velocity as someone said before can be nice and give more dynamic to the rhythm but its not always the desired effect, with this technique you can just forget about kick and bass overlapping, you just flow and write whatever you want, whenever you want  .
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That's not there anymore mate, can ya hook it up?
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z1P^
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Posted : Aug 31, 2007 00:56
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