5 Tips for Parallel Compression on the Whole Mix
1. HPF sidechain
It generally helps to have the compressor react to the kick
appropriately to its perceived volume, which is significantly less than
its actual amplitude.
2. Attack time
Set the attack time so that it’s fast, but not so fast that you are completely dulling the transients of the compressed signal.
3. Release time
Time the release so that there’s still a bit of space/air in the parallel signal.
4. Experiment
Experiment with different compressors. Individual compressors will handle this process differently.
It’s important to experiment with different compressors to get a sense of what you like.
5. Turn it off
Don’t be afraid to turn it off.
Sometimes you get to the end of a mix and it’s perfect without
compression. That’s OK — there’s no need to force a process if it
doesn’t really need it.
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Saturday, July 1, 2017
7 Great Music Apps For Mixing Music
Here is an article that shows you some good apps for people starting out w/ music production I will list them down below
1 - Edjing – DJ Music Mixer Studio – iOS, Android
2 - VirtualDJ Home – iOS
3- Music Maker Jam – Android, iOS
4- Studio.HD – iOS
5- Cross DJ Free-Mix Your Music – Android, iOS
6- MixPad- Music Mixer Free – Android, iOS
Here is an article that shows you some good apps for people starting out w/ music production I will list them down below
1 - Edjing – DJ Music Mixer Studio – iOS, Android
2 - VirtualDJ Home – iOS
3- Music Maker Jam – Android, iOS
4- Studio.HD – iOS
5- Cross DJ Free-Mix Your Music – Android, iOS
6- MixPad- Music Mixer Free – Android, iOS
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