Downward compression
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this tutorial, Dan Worrall describes various (downward) compression techniques using FabFilter Pro-MB, according to drum, guitar and vocal audio examples.
FabFilter Pro-MB is available via www.fabfilter.c... . For more information, see www.fabfilter.c...
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Dan Worrall has gotta be close to the best in the business, absolute class as always. Great tute!
Your vids are just the best Dan... I know they take a lot of work and I really appreciate them.. a lot. Thanks to FF for sponsoring you also.
Dan Worrall - these are still fantastic 6 years later than your original release and I see they will have a new life as I share them with my City College of San Francisco audio production courses in our Broadcast Electronic Media Arts department. My students are always thankful for the myriad sources I curate for them. Tonight, I found this one by you. AMAZING. We all bought some FabFilter plugs during the late November deals. I'm loving my Pro Q3. Now, I must try the MB even though I have so many plugs that cover this already: you make me feel like the FabFilter MB would be my GO TO if I had it in my plugin locker. THANK YOU.
Dan Worral is probably the best teacher in this world :D
Who the hell pressed the dislike button? This is top notch Education come on!
Fantastic. Hats off to everyone who was involved making this product and the tutorials.
Explainers don't get better than this. Products are seriously good, too, as we all know.
i get the feeling that this guy is reading a script... he has too many blessings to have such a golden voice and accent to be blessed again with good mixing skills.
I'd be curious if these are his mixes but I think they are.
Reckon I'll be watching this another half dozen times, at least. Thanks very much!
These are some of the best videos on the various mix processing topics, simply fantastic, Thanks
These tutorial videos are as epic as the plugins themselves.
Learned a lot in this tutorial. It happens not often that I made a short transcription of it, but this time I did :-) THANKS!
The irony of Pro-MB is that I don't think most people realize it is an OUTSTANDING single band processor. For those who want a quick 'hack' -> load up the Basic -> "1 Full Band" preset, then you see that little down arrow to the top right of the output knob? Yeah I had no idea either, but that little arrow has a list of presets. Aggressive to Subtle Compression, transient shaping, gating, etc. Choose a preset then adjust the threshold! It's magical. Have fun!
It's funny...I've never really considered using this as a multi and compressor in the literal sense over a drum bus...usually when I use this, it's as a way of subtly balancing out frequencies...that's actually what I've always used a multiband for...but the idea of treating it as a compressor for everything down by the kick, then everything up by the snare is actually pretty intriguing...the transparency of this plugin would make it perfect for stuff like that under certain circumstances
Really nice explanation! I just wish you'd let a few more seconds to appreciate the result of parameter changes before starting the next explanation...
Outstanding tutorial guys. Thanks :)
love these tutorials!
God damn, it's always so good!
well this was extremely useful
Fab and Dan FTW
Amazing! More tutorials please!
dan the man
That "always know why" bit ... my biggest error still
Brilliant :)
does Fabfilter Pro-G support Upward compression?
Nice video!
It would be great if you could turn on auto- generated caption since I'm not a native speaker😉
"That's all I have time for today"
Nice
Muy Bueno!!!
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what's the purpose of the range??? how is that any different than just setting your threshold to the proper setting to only have the amount of gain reduction you want???
You can use the Range limit to compress just the middle of the dynamic range. If you raise the threshold instead you will be compressing just the top of the dynamic range.
Having trouble understanding