tf is Parallel Compression?

[@Beatsbasteln]

i always click on parallel compression videos, not because i lack information about the technique, but because they always have juicy drums as examples

[@ADHDPlugins]

Parallel compression is the sauce

[@Beatsbasteln]

@ADHDPlugins parallel compression is my confession

[@akooatic]

I love how some mf was like fuck compression sounds good but it sounds bad guess i'll just compress but also not compress and then sorta mix the two and it worked

[@muukkii]

bro this is such a crazy thing to do wtfff

[@RyuHorror]

Hey, just found your channel - thanks for your work! I've watched 2 of your videos and have learned so much (and it only took 2 minutes).
It really helps a person with ADHD!

[@ADHDPlugins]

Thank you :)

[@anubhav_6_9]

My fav youtube channel fr

[@aeolianthecomposer]

I believe Mick Gordon does this thing to drums

[@amonkhet9086]

Im so glad that i found this channel, no 20+ minutes of yapping over some random bullshit but straight to the point good advice.

[@_ex4byt3]

thank you adhd plugins for information I would never bother with otherwise

[@hearth_beat]

Bro ur goated 🔥

[@tasenova2717]

you could smash your parellel more. learning saturation curves and what not.

[@ianai787]

i always find that utilizing parallel anything builds delay and seems to condense quality or squash things

[@YamiVT]

you are a treasure

[@figloalds]

Less messy to do that with a Patcher, and yuou can even save a preset

[@ADHDPlugins]

True, but I like to have my dry and parallel faders in the mixer

[@thinhenson2182]

Great vid, keep it up!
Subscribed

[@ADHDPlugins]

Thank you!

[@injectionotb]

How are the mixer channels routed in the first example that you showed? Is there only 1 copy of the drums in the playlist? Thanks

[@thewhitedragon4184]

So a dry/wet mix for compression?

[@exequiel_hyan]

You can also do that. I love compressing Metal drums with Supercharger (the free version from NI) at 70% with the dry/wet at 75/25.
Goes kinda hard

[@ADHDPlugins]

Yes but I prefer this method. Dry/wet are sometimes not well programmed and usually you control both gains with only one knob

[@urias3543]

Glad to be the first

[@OOLOIBESOOSSO]

track name?

[@ADHDPlugins]

Haven't givn it one yet