Mastering: How To Use A De-Esser On The Master Channel | Tutorial Video
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2018
- In this video, we will show you how to use a de-esser on your master channel to eliminate resonant frequencies if you master music there is no doubt that you will come across a few songs that can benefit tremendously from this technique.
Even though this tutorial is done in Pro Tools, you can use these plugins and techniques in any DAW (Logic, Ableton, FL STufio, etc). Follow along as professional engineer Eric Michael gives you a step-by-step tutorial on how to use a de-esser on your master channel.
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brilliant and brilliant explanations!
Very helpful indeed
Great video as usual bro! Yall keep me motivated no doubt!
Marc J Music - thank you!
This was very helpful, man. Thank you
Pocket Notes - glad it was useful. Thanks for watching!
very helpful dope content can you please do a video on levels
when mixing i think i am making mixes way to loud it causes bit of distortion thanks in advance
marco duarte - for sure. That’s definitely a tutorial I can do. Thanks for the input!
Great info
Tunez650 - Glad it was useful. Thanks for watching!
Nice, never thought of using a de-esser like that.
One question- why are you using it after your distortion and multiband comp plugins? I usually use corrective / surgical tools early in the chain to remove junk before I run my broader stroke processes.
This is interesting but tough to really understand and hear these distortions as like you said "using bands narrow and boosted +9db like this has an un-natural sound regardless" I did hear a couple times what you are trying to convey. Other times I felt like the freqs on the left and sides of the sweep had similar annoyance and harshness. I guess its a matter of room acoustics, training and art.
It's almost like your texturing the mix.
nice! Any reason you used the zero latency setting in the fabfilter Q?
I don't know for sure but i think zero latency makes it so every frequency gets cut.. unlike the natural phase setting which is more brief. i hope i got that right it might be the other way around.. google it haha :)
What is the song name
Is there a another desser thats cheaper will get same results?
Stock de-essers that are included in your DAW.