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- Опубліковано 6 лис 2016
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Part 2 of 7 - Mixing with compression means understanding the power of the Attack and Release knobs. These two controls allow you to completely change the tone and energy of your track.
In this video I'm going to explain how to harness Attack and Release so you can do things like fatten up some drums or create more punch and energy on just about anything.
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Finally It took me almost 1 year to understand Attack and release fully.Thank you so much Graham for clearing things up.
Graham,
Would you consider doing a similar "attack/release" video for vocals? Drum/percussion instruments seem to make sense in my mind about how to use a compressor. But with vocals because they are so dynamic, attack and release values are a little bit more confusing.
Best explanation I’ve gotten so far. Thanks!
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YO GRAHaM , I'm currently going to school in Orlando Florida at first institute and teachers are recommending your content. These vidz are amazing. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've struggled for a long time with compression settings but you've made it much easier to understand, thanks for giving your time and energy with these tutorials. Bless
Awesome and crystall clear video on compression attack and release! Compression is a never ending lesson for any musician - one that is absolutely not understood by a lot! This video clears a lot of things up, big THUMBS UP!!! ;)
Graham, your videos are just getting better and better. Thank you! Very simply explained. Now this makes more sense to me.
I found your channel about a year ago. I keep coming back because you always have excellent quality, tremendously useful, advice. Fantastic stuff, and thank you :)
Nobody explains this stuff better than you man ur the best
So much passion and enthusiasm in what you sharing that added to the knowledge you have is a real gift for all..thanks
simply amazing how you've taken a confusing plugin and made it easy to understand. Well done sir!
The best explanation of attack and release I've seen. Thank you Graham!
Very nice explanation Graham.
Hey, thanks for all your hard work! Ive been a bedroom producer for a few yr now but recently started to realize Ive picked up some pretty bad mixing habits that now seem a lot more obvious. Been finding it very helpful to refresh myself on the basics and get some inspiration while I'm at it.
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Wow, Graham! This has been so helpful I greatly appreciate the time you take to make these videos.
this was so helpful .the visuals make it easy to finally understand . thanks Graham.
thank you man you helping everybody out
If I may add a suggestion, I think rendering the compressed waveform to another track could help visualize the effect of each setting.
Amazing video! Thanks to you, I've figured what's up with that black magic compression. To be exact, one single most precious piece of information for me is between 3:52 and 4:10. Thank you very very much!
Very well explained! It is the art of volume control, practice, practice, practice! Same principles you explained apply to motorcycle suspension adjustments btw. I don't ride a motorcycle without setting compression before hand, same with playing slap bass guitar; setting the compression before hand gives me a better ride.
Amazing video! It's hard to know what it's doing sometimes. I can see & hear the differences in this video.
Thank you so much Graham!
super helpful, thanks Graham
great work Boss..Nicely explained
This needs a lot more views. Thank you, great video!
Excellent video as usual. thanks !
love the series man! Could you please start putting which part each video is in the series in the title so we can watch them in order!
Thanks Graham!
Great tutorial! Thanks.
well you couldve told me about the list b4 i started to scribble on my wall last night but thanks ,you are an awesome teacher
this series helped me a ton, so scared to use compression because i couldnt tell the difference when i tweaked settings. thank you!
Thanks for unconfusing me!! Great stuff as usual!!
I read elsewhere that compressors always attenuate as soon as the threshold is crossed and the attack is the rate of compressions 2/3 to max (not zero to max). Also release was the rate to get back to 2/3 compression after the gain has gone back under the threshold. So the compressor is ALWAYS attacking or releasing once the threshold is reached. Can you elaborate on this?
Cool made a lot of things clear Graham ...Thanks as always .. :)
Very helpful! Thanks alot!
that threshold and ratio video was so pural!!$$
Great tutorial.
Well I thought I figured out how this worked when I watched it the first time. I wonder how many more times I'll have to come back to this vid to figure out how it works ahahaha. Thanks again.
Thanks I appreciate you 🙏
This video was super helpful, thank you!
Clear explanation. Thank You!
Hey Graham, be sure to eject your disk properly. I wouldn't want you to loose the files to those amazing songs. ;-)
Awesome!
Thanks for this video man, really helpful and clear
Hey Graham, great video as always. Noticed the negative phase wave on the snare audio you are using here. Is this something you look at and possibly a video for the future? Cheers from Bonnie Scotland
Omg. Thank you. Like quite possibly the only part of engineering I struggle with.
Great video! This will help a lot if I ever record drums. Hoping you have a video about compressing vocals and guitar. Also I can't find the first video on compression you mention.
Beginner at recording here saying a big thank you! :-)
Thank you for explaining it. I find myself just going by what the ratio does and the threshold..
This os for begginers graham! Now we want more! You could make tips about setting up compressor attack in a Drum Buss to sound like worship like Jesus Culture drums or somthing deeper
My understanding was that compression begins the moment the Threshold is crossed, and Attack is the time it takes to get to the full compression ratio, not the time it takes to start compressing. (And the reverse for Release.) Did I misunderstand something here?
Interesting question. I just tried: took a high pitched note from a soft synth, saw wave with zero attack, bounced to audio and normalized. Inserted a compressor with attack=250 ms (FabFilter C2), low threshold, zero knee on the audio track, and bounced again. The resulting wave clearly starts to decrease in volume from the very start and takes about 150 ms (not 250?) to reach its final low volume.
Replaced with the stock Logic compressor (mode: digital), attack=200 ms, bounce. This time the resulting wave is totally different: first a 270 ms full-volume block followed by approx. 300 ms decay after which the signal reaches its final low-volume state.
So apparently the answer depends on the compressor. Learned something new today, cool :-).
Thanks for checking that out. That's really interesting.
Nice, now I see why there's so much confussion about Attack times: Every compressor implement them differently. It's very useful to know it, now I need to start putting more attention on the gain reduction meter on my compressors.
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can you please explain once where to set the threshold during mixing
thank you
this is good stuff. I always ignored compression bc I didn't know what it was.
Hey Graham!! what do you thing in using expander in the snare track to enhance the initial transient and a parallel compression with extreme settings for the tail of the snare, any thoughts??
Genius man :)
Graham great job, but you have to eject your discs properly
Love it! 🚀 But you didn't eject your disk properly 🙈
Hey Graham just a random question, so I'm using logic and the attack settings of the compressor only are given in milliseconds, but it seems yours go all the way down to microseconds. is there a fundamental difference between these types of compressors and how they should be used?
Here are some compression images from Mike Senior excellent book "Mixing Secrets for the small studio". These images make it easier to understand visually how attack and release work in a compressor, and threshold and peak ratio for that matter. bbasound.wikispaces.com/Compression
Why wouldn't you always just want super fast/super fast? If a sound is too loud, you want ALL of that sound reduced (fast attack), and ONLY that sound (fast release) reduced, right? (I'm not an engineer)
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What do i do if my compressor does not have a levels -section??!!
I've two questions. Is the release time counted from the moment the volume exceeds the treshold or from the moment the compressor starts to reduce the volume of the audio.
And I've trouble hearing the differences of attack and release times, should I care about numbers (or in this case milliseconds) or is it better to trust my instincts and probably end up with a bit too extreme settings?
Olle Hedman I think it is from the moment the compressor starts to reduce volume. in fact you can set a release faster than the attack...if it was the other way it would make no sense to release before attacking
Different compressors have their parameters set up different so in one compressor it might release once the volume is past the threshold and a different one might be from when the compressor starts to reduce the volume of the audio. So i would find the email contact of the manufacturers of your DAW or Plugin and ask them if you really want to know for certain how your specific compressor functions
Release is counted from the moment the audio signal drops below the threshold.
priceless!!
Do you use clipper plugins at all, Graham?
Theres a little man inside my compressor?!?!?!! Now I'm really confused.
so the release control the power of gain reduction
Wait, this video is a little misleading. It's true that if the attack is too slow it won't compress anything but that's why you adjust the threshold to compensate.
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awesome, what's that plugin called?
That's the standard Pro Tools plugin I believe.
Christian Wrisner oh ok, thanks
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thank you well helpful