I love me some opto compression in general. It sounds more musical to me. I also use the dynamics function on Saturn to add compression. I set it to the tempo of the track I am mixing/mastering. Internal sidechains can be magic. It can be used as to shape the tone of the master as well. Thank you for the video.
I've been searching a very helpful video like this , here it is ... I learned a lotta things. So clean and very informative. Thank you so much 🙏🙏 . Your the best !
thank you a lot, made me more confident about my compression on master. The ONLY thing, these zooms in and out are too much in my opinion, but it doesn't really matter.
Thank you for making videos that include share your knowledge and skills. Most of videos in YT were difficult to understand or try but your videos are simple and have good visibility. It Really helped to me. Thank you :D💕💕
Knee is a really important contorl for compression in any track, even for drums. A too agressive knee can make the compression sound obvious and even distort the sound in an ugly way, this is why I never compress if the knee isn't at least 1 dB, even if it's for drums. This is also a reason why I preffer "digital" compressors, as most of them have a knee control.
@@Keroser1983 Btw, here's a small tip about it: My go-to knee value is always 6 dB, it seems that many digital compressors use it as "Medium Knee", it's like a good point for any kind of track.
These videos are a god damn blessing after countless videos of almost all the same content such as "use a compressor to get the glue" thanks holy fuck! :3 xoxo
Thanks for watching Keroser! The result you get is a quarter note in milliseconds, so you can enter that value into your release or attack. If you want a quicker note, like an 1/8th divide by 2 - or a 1/16th divide by 4. SageAudio.com
Buying fab filter lol. These are some good lessons, like the lower freq filter is something I didn’t think about but was right in front of me. I use TDR Molotov
Thanks for watching! A free mastered sample of your track is available - but keep in mind it's only a preview/sample, not the full track. SageAudio.com
Thanks for watching Jaro! 508.474ms is the value of a quarter note. You can entire this time into your compressor as the attack or release. You can also divide or multiply this number to get shorter or longer notes. SageAudio.com
The value you get is a quarter note in milliseconds. You can use this number, or a multiple or division of this number, as either the attack or release! Thanks for watching! SageAudio.com
Cool quick tips on compression. But I didn't understand: how do you use that attack/release 60000/BPM rule? Let's say 126BPM. Result is 476,19. What now?
Thanks for watching! Not a rule really just an equalization for finding in time values. If you need a super quick attack, divide the result by 16 or 32. SageAudio.com
If the mix is already heavily compressed than don't, but use it if you want to control dynamics or glue a mix together. Thanks for watching! SageAudio.com
Yep! A slower attack will allow more of the signal to pass through unaffected by the compressor - meaning less attenuation. Thanks for watching! SageAudio.com
This is one of my favourite channels. Good & Clear Info. Thanx for sharing! 👍🏼
That's great! Thanks for watching!
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This is one of the most informative videos about compression that I've ever seen on YT. Thank you
That's awesome! Thanks for watching!
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Thanks a bunch. We appreciate you out here sage audio. 💯👍
Thanks for watching! I appreciate you!
I love me some opto compression in general. It sounds more musical to me.
I also use the dynamics function on Saturn to add compression. I set it to the tempo of the track I am mixing/mastering.
Internal sidechains can be magic. It can be used as to shape the tone of the master as well.
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching Max! Cool to hear that you've used these techniques and plugins!
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AS ALWAYS....Sage Audio = ON POINT!!!!
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I've been searching a very helpful video like this , here it is ... I learned a lotta things. So clean and very informative. Thank you so much 🙏🙏 . Your the best !
Awesome! Great to hear it was helpful. Thanks for watching 👍
Super informative. I’ve been trying to learn more about mastering and this helped a lot
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this is one of the best on this topic really helped me alot ❤
Your videos are so informative. I love it. Thank you for sharing !
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thank you a lot, made me more confident about my compression on master. The ONLY thing, these zooms in and out are too much in my opinion, but it doesn't really matter.
Thank you for making videos that include share your knowledge and skills. Most of videos in YT were difficult to understand or try but your videos are simple and have good visibility. It Really helped to me. Thank you :D💕💕
That's great to hear! Glad to hear they're helpful
My favorite UA-cam channel "sage audio"
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It's funny: I remember back in the 90s, the consensus was to have longer release times on digital masters. But they have evolved a lot since then!
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts on it! They must have used to distort a lot back then.
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@@sageaudio Could explain why my first masters sucked, yes. Haha.
One of the best videos ive seen on this topic thank you!
This Video just saved my life thank you soo very much
You're very welcome!
Woow this is gold 💯 gonna subscribe ^^ thats the content we need!
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mastering with soft clipper always in my heart❤️
what's the point of using a soft clipper ?
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@@FredDeMassiveAlambic Control the peaks and getting loudness without distortion
Always great content . This channel continues to help me grow.
Awesome! Thanks for watching Ismael!
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Thank you!! Very concise, I appreciate that.
Awesome - thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
He’s right. If you don’t have the fab filter bundle get it asap
Really really Helpful! Thank you! ❤❤
Thanks for watching, great to hear it's helpful!
Incredibly useful video. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
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The amazing Sage Audio!
Thanks for watching Wagner! Glad you liked this one!
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Fantastic as always 🙏🏻
Thanks Gary! And thanks for watching our videos!
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This is gold.
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very good tips.. thanks!
Always very informative!
Thanks for watching!
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Knee is a really important contorl for compression in any track, even for drums. A too agressive knee can make the compression sound obvious and even distort the sound in an ugly way, this is why I never compress if the knee isn't at least 1 dB, even if it's for drums. This is also a reason why I preffer "digital" compressors, as most of them have a knee control.
Good tip man
@@Keroser1983 Btw, here's a small tip about it: My go-to knee value is always 6 dB, it seems that many digital compressors use it as "Medium Knee", it's like a good point for any kind of track.
@@heavymetalmixer91 Thanks man! Appreciate it...
Thanks for watching! You're right, it affects the timbre a lot for sure.
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These videos are a god damn blessing after countless videos of almost all the same content such as
"use a compressor to get the glue"
thanks holy fuck! :3 xoxo
Thanks for Useful information
Thanks for watching!
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Wonderful as always gyus!!!! Could you please simply explain the 60000 / BPM formula in a video? What to do with the result after the divide etc?
Thanks for watching Keroser! The result you get is a quarter note in milliseconds, so you can enter that value into your release or attack. If you want a quicker note, like an 1/8th divide by 2 - or a 1/16th divide by 4.
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@@sageaudio Wow! Thank you
Buying fab filter lol. These are some good lessons, like the lower freq filter is something I didn’t think about but was right in front of me. I use TDR Molotov
Man, dont forget that Molotov is an harmonic compressor. It introduces extra harmonics to the sound lol. For mastering be very careful with that!!
I'll sell it to you at a good price 😉
Thanks for watching Actosome! They make my favorite plugins to be honest, especially when showing concepts like in these videos.
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Amazing video bro
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
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This was awesome, thanks! :)
Greate video Sage! Thank you! Is there a specific formula based on BPM to get a good compression release number for that “glue feel”
Thanks SAGE
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God level tricks
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Really helpful, thank you dude
Thanks for watching!
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On point and informative. Great!
Thanks for watching!
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What is the queue of the effects? Does the compressor come at the beginning or at the end? After saturation or before?
just try it out and listen to it.. personally I like to saturate after the compressor
Wow this is very informative!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
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Excellent video. Very useful 😎👏👏👏
Thanks for watching Martin! Glad it was helpful!
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can u do a tutorail on how to compress .when mixing .and how to gllue tracks by understanding attack and release
Agree
Thanks for watching and making a suggestion! We'll consider making that into a video!
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Very nice! The free master is still available?
Thanks for watching! A free mastered sample of your track is available - but keep in mind it's only a preview/sample, not the full track.
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Love it!
Thanks for watching!
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Can you please make a video on using a multi-band compressor on the master bus. I don't get it how to make the kick and bass dynamic.
Also can you make a video on fully mastering with fabfilter MB, Q3, Saturn and Limiter?
Thanks for watching and for leaving some suggestions! We'll try to incorporate these ideas into future videos!
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very usefull ! thanks
Thanks for watching!
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Great tips👌
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Great channel,thank you!
Thanks for watching!
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So if the bpm is 118 and i do 60.000/118 = 508,474 What are the settings for attack and release?
Thanks for watching Jaro! 508.474ms is the value of a quarter note. You can entire this time into your compressor as the attack or release. You can also divide or multiply this number to get shorter or longer notes.
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Very helpful video
Thanks for watching!
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Awesome video
Thanks for watching!
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i didnt get the very last sentence - how come hard knee is more linear? isnt it supposed to he the other way round? (at least by comm9n sense)
do you use one or two compressors? the compression settings for second half of video are different from the settings you did at the start.
❤❤❤ Amazinggg!!
Thanks for watching Rion!
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Please could you elaborate on the 60,000/BPM=? The value we get is the attack or release ?
Please explain in detail 😭
The value you get is a quarter note in milliseconds. You can use this number, or a multiple or division of this number, as either the attack or release!
Thanks for watching!
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Cool quick tips on compression. But I didn't understand: how do you use that attack/release 60000/BPM rule? Let's say 126BPM. Result is 476,19. What now?
476 millisecond release, half it for the attack time
@@alphareaper8158 Isn't it too long? Attack would be 238ms. Most EDM kickdrums have 200-250ms length.
Thanks for watching! Not a rule really just an equalization for finding in time values. If you need a super quick attack, divide the result by 16 or 32.
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@@sageaudio hmmm, interesting. Makes more sense, now. 😎
How loud are your masters?
-14lufs ?
I go louder then that normally
This is great content
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Did I send you an audio clip to edit for me?
Good job bro
Thanks for watching!
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good tips brother 🙏
Thanks for watching!
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Some says don’t use a compressor on masterbus. Is that true?
If the mix is already heavily compressed than don't, but use it if you want to control dynamics or glue a mix together.
Thanks for watching!
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Amazinggg
Thanks for watching!
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What about Shadow Hills from Plugin Alliance? I use it on every master
I'll have to try it out! I remember not having the best luck with it! Thanks for watching!
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Thanks ...
Thanks for watching!
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Interested would be the ratio.
Thanks for watching! The ratio for which technique?
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@@sageaudio For opto and mastering, like kinda go low but go down with the threadold or go like high and make the ratio lower :D
Yeah
Thanks for watching!
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Can you guys do a tutorial on mixing beats
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion! That's a good one - we'll consider making it in the future!
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mastering with ozone would be great!
@@Sapio420 Agree
Thanks for watching and suggesting that!
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Yes Ozone would be great. Thanks for the great content
But ozon make your sound thin, low bass, kick
If we use a compressor on a master bus, won't it even out the volume?
you said slower attack makes a louder master ?
Yep! A slower attack will allow more of the signal to pass through unaffected by the compressor - meaning less attenuation. Thanks for watching!
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@@sageaudio couldn't a faster attack mean taming peaks, allowing overall volume to be turned up though ?
0:10 how do i send a 1/2" 2 track reel,
The content is good but chill out with all the zooms please.
Thanks for watching and letting me know!
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Lol
why subtitle is vietnames?!!
2:00
Y en español? 🤣 Excelente video!
Sorry UA-cam usually adds subtitles but didn't this time. Thanks for watching!
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wait you missed the ratio
This is very genre dependent...
Very true! Thanks for watching!
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sorry but i need a Eng sub :((((
Thanks for watching! Use the auto-translate function in the bottom player bar.
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Your videos are so helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thanks for watching! Greta to hear you're enjoying the videos!
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Love it!
Thanks for watching!
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