Finally a producer how uses Cubase with a lot of knowledge and is entertaining at the same time (rare combo to find). Love your videos man, keep up the good work :)
they should do that, who are don't recognize it, they are beautiful. because of third party companies have to build up in the vst protocols. its like symbiosis grown up deal;) but shure, you dont need too much 3rd party plugins, if you use correctly to cubase own plugins
In this video, I show you everything you need to know about the mighty Cubase Channel Strip! BOOM! 🪐🚀🪐Check Apollo, my new Padshop 2 Signature Expansion here: bit.ly/2PbCfYU The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/domsigalas04211
This episode was great Dom! Sometimes you just need a reminder that what comes in your DAW is very much usable and possibly easier to get a great result quicker because of how it's laid out! Also Cubase has high quality processing out of the gate :0
Hello Dom, that was a great video, thank you. Regarding 5:27 I would say it would be worth mentioning that, although the PRE section (pre gain+polarity+filters) lays together with the eq, it acts always before everything in the chain, independently if you put your channel strip before or after inserts. PRE section is always before everything. I had before this confusion and manual is not clear hear. Master Chris helped me to understand this a couple of years ago.
Steinberg made a wise choice making this so comprehensive. Many mixers have no need to go searching for ‘extensions’ while in a DAW. The fact any installation of the same version will have all these capabilities built in is a wonderful feature for those who travel. The side-chain capability of the gate makes for a great noise reduction feature for guitars, placed last but triggered by the unamplified guitar. The range chosen for the Hold control of the ‘standard’ compressor is just begging for an update. My Hold values are typically 50-200ms, all of which are at the first 2% of the knob rotation. I’m sure that’s just an error. The sound of the tube compressor is pure gold.
Dom!! You're completely awesome! I didn't plan to listen to all of this, but I did, and am so very gratified! I've been using Cubase since the very early days (even before VST) and back then Steinberg released a version with a channel EQ that was a horribly wrong algorithm. For compatibility, they subsequently corrected the error by adding a "High Quality EQ" button to the user interface, to switch to an actually decent EQ algorithm. I tested both of these extensively, but have been cautious about Steinberg's channel strip ever since-which is why I became such a Waves snob. But now, Cubase features so many great plugins, plus a great channel strip that I've finally been able to shake off my prejudice and use them all. As a late adopter, I really appreciate this video, and also your embrace of subtle tweaks that improve the sound of a mix. A big thank you! Plus, your clear and concise presentation, along with your cheerful enjoyment of the process is truly an inspiration!
I tried to start using the Cubase Channel Strip years ago when it first came out, but never really got used to it and kept on building my own chains on inserts. I'm now persuaded to give it another go. Thanks for another great Cubase video.
I just absolutely love the native plugins available in cubases channel strip. I just completely believe that using these adds ultra stability to the platform. Nothing is more stable than native plugs and they are so good!
This is totally timely Dom! As my computer is getting older I have been using more of the Cubase Plugins to save on CPU, especially in the tracking phase. I should have been using the channel strip more the whole time, it really is underrated. Great video man!
I don’t really comment that often on UA-cam videos but your videos are just 💯👌🏽. It’s already nice to watch, for fun. But then also really nice regarding the containing information. It makes it a pleasure! Keep it up man!✌🏽
Sir you are dope!...i am big fan from india❤️...i love the way you always teach us ...i am using nuendo 11...becoz i was using nuendo 7 earlier but cubase n nuendo are same though!!
I started using Channel Strip after I reviewed Harrison Mixbuss for a magazine and realised how slick the "restricted" workflow model can be. Good vid, and I love how you bop along to the music -
Superb video Dom, thank you! What we need Is to be able to drop in 3rd party plugin's in the strip and external hardware inserts, not just the stock Steinberg ones.
Im using the Strip when doing final mixing and adding vocals in Cubase, afte Producing in Bitwig...looping the Mix through my analog gear and then adding acustica audio on the stereo out inserts....but the Strip....makes final mixing and vocals...super super fast, you can really get to that final sound on each bus....so much easier than pulling up all these different plugins..especially in the final mastering stages, thats the value I see in the Strip......after youve colored your whole mix with your prefered 3rd party plugins/and or/tracking each bus through analog
Great video! I am educating myself on Cubase, and I chose it mostly because you have such a motherload of tutorials about it, and they are made so well, that I know I will be able to get through all the rough waters of starting music production! There are lots of tutorials on other DAWs too, but many are just so bad or depressing (or the music they use for examples hurts my ears!! 🤣) that having your channel for information is worth a lot.
i use it now since 2017 which is 5 years and i still learn all the functions and shortcuts but also the Mastering level of production techniques. i buy second hand mastering books of engineering and even Cubase fundemental books to learn along my work as i still produce and record. Awesome DAW😊😃
A really down-to-earth explanation for each segment. I use the strip before plug-ins because it helps you shape each track sound on the fly and centralizes the control in a convenient location. Thanks for your time and presentation, Dom.
thanks big bro!!!! this was incredibly helpful and broken down clearly!!! even though i've watched many tutorials you've done, i still learned something new today!!! rock on!!! thanks so much!!! peace!!!😁
You are a wealth of information Dom! I watch your videos to understand how things really work. Just recently started using channel strip and love the way my mixes sound after applying a slight amount of plug ins later and now I will dive into this frequency 2 as you have examples in other videos of how well it makes things shine! Cubase Pro 12_UR824_MSi gs 76 STEALTh! Keep Rockin! Thanx Again Dom!
Hi Dom, thanks for a great video!!!!! I have/had never used the channel strip before , but since watching this video yesterday, i decided to give it a go on my latest project ( an orchestral hybrid type piece!) to see how i would get on? Well, i can honestly say that, i have never mixed one of my pieces so quick!!!! It was like night and day to how my mixes have been before!!! I have not used all what is in the channel strip, i have used the EQ, COMPRESSOR and SATURATION segments of the strip and my mix is sound better than ever!!!! I really feel like i have crossed a bridge into a new world!!!! I am really happy with what i have achieved with the channel strip and will use it from now, even though i have many 3rd party plugins at my disposal!!!!! And it is all down to YOU DOM!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this video Dom, it has opened my eyes and really helped me!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dom, you're the best!!!!!
Thank you Dom for explaining. I'm new to Cubase Pro 11 as an older LE4 user but your video's really help me out. I will view all I can 😉 Thanks again. Greetings from The Netherlands.
This is a fantastic video! I have been using the Channel Strip utilities for years, but you just changed my whole methodologies going forward. I now better know how to PROPERLY use these utilities for a better sound. Thank you.
I have mostly used the channel strip eq as it works just as well as the plugins. The presets are handy at times and I like the drum eq preset which really makes the drums stand out. I often eq every instrument using the Channel eq and then do an final mix down eq on the output channel.
Thank you Dom! I found out that this is something I really need now :) I used Channel Strip before just forgot how powerful it is. Thank you for reminding!
Funny how i was actually thinking of buying a saturation plugin this week, and forgot that I already have a really good one built it my DAW^^ Thank you Dom!❤
OK. You talked me into it. It could be very handy to use the presets that include the entire chain in a certain order with certain settings. You aren't going to be doing that with a bunch of individually inserted plugins. Also, I'd like to see the pre-built chains that Cubase includes. Why didn't I ever think of checing those out?
Thank you Dom for the in-depth video. I almost exclusively use the Slate VMR in my mixing template, but now if I need to add a de-esser, the envelope shaper or maybe a second compressor, I will start reaching for the channel strip modules. Although I wish Steinberg would redesign the channel strip inside the mixing console. It would be amazing if we can have at least three or four modules visible on every channel at all times, because with the current GUI, it's impossible to use in the mixer without scrolling up and down and back and forth. Also some colors on these knobs like it used to be in older versions would be nice.
Dom your video has made me realize Cubase is the choice for all Music Production. I will use this Channel Strip concept on Pre-Fader and use Waves Rack on Bus or Master in all my mixes. You have opened possibilities for me. I have a request of you? In your CC121 video about 2 months ago I left you this message: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sorry I am late to comment on your posting? I just seen this today. I like the CC121 but a few years ago I bought 2 Steinberg CMC Controllers. Before I had the chance to buy the remaining ones, 6 in total, they were discontinued? So when I seen the CC121 I was alarmed especially the price. Why did Steinberg drop these mini USB Controllers? The CMC-AI works like the CC121 right side knob. Help I don't use them because I feel I was cheated out of the full package. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do you know where I can get the rest of these Controllers to complete my setup? I like the modular package they come in? Is there something lacking in these modulars versus the CC121?
Dom, Thanks for the detailed explanation of each and every CS piece of gear and telling us your preferences on how you like to tweak the knobs. Excellent!
Hey Dom, I’ve just discovered all the presets in the channel strip when I was looking at the settings for the tube compressor. Like many things in Cubase they are very discreet. I have tended to just use the compression and limiter in the channel strip but the presets open up a whole new field of tweaking your sound. Can you do a video on the channel presets which are great for group tracks and final mastering. 😀
So the Inserts (plugins) comes before the channelstrip? But what about the Pre section with filters and Input Gain, that section must come first, right? Thanks for a very good video, love the channelstrip Pre and EQ, use them on all channels, also use the limiter section with the Maximizer for Stereo Out.
Thanks Dom! You confused me a bit regarding the pre and post channel strip. I had always thought the pre or post channel strip for inserts was determined by the green line on the inserts strip strip. Could you clarify this for me please.
What you mean is the pre and post FADER option for the normal inserts. Dom speaks about the position of the chanel strip pre or post to your normal inserts i think.🤔
What Sebastian said! The green line indicates the position of the insert effect pre or post FADER . But the entire channel strip can be pre or post insert effects- totally different thing :)
Dom, If possible, could you make a video or explain about compression with using two or three compressors in chain. I see people do it a lot, but I don't have idea how this could help instead of adjust different character/drive to the particular sound. Bless you! Hope my question is clear..
Your channel is great, I've used Cubase for nearly 10 years and I learn something new with every video. What does the "analysis" knob do on their regular compressor? I have a workable knowledge of the rest, but that one is still a mystery to me. I usually just leave it at the 80 that Cubase defaults to.
Thank you! The Peak favours detection of the peaks (let’s say transients) where RMS detects overall loudness closer to what we perceive this as humans. I would choose Peak if I want the transients really grabbed or RMS for smoother more transparent compression ;)
Thanks for the free drumkit! Your videos are always top quality. Do you use OBS to shoot them? I'd be curious to better understand your recording setup and process, maybe one video about it one day?
Serious signal-chain question: Where is the channel strip in relation to the prefader inserts (when the strip is also set prefader), and to the postfader inserts (when set postfader)???
Finally a producer how uses Cubase with a lot of knowledge and is entertaining at the same time (rare combo to find). Love your videos man, keep up the good work :)
I always feel that the Cubase channel Strip is so Underrated.
they should do that, who are don't recognize it, they are beautiful. because of third party companies have to build up in the vst protocols. its like symbiosis grown up deal;) but shure, you dont need too much 3rd party plugins, if you use correctly to cubase own plugins
Absolutely agree! I wish they'd put out an updated CC121 that totally integrates with the channel strip and components...
Honestly it's the part of Cubase that I use the most. It is excellent for preserving some PC processing power.
Cubase is the Beast 💥🔥❤️
Cubase channel strip is a win win situation
In this video, I show you everything you need to know about the mighty Cubase Channel Strip! BOOM!
🪐🚀🪐Check Apollo, my new Padshop 2 Signature Expansion here: bit.ly/2PbCfYU
The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/domsigalas04211
Thanks Dom
A real men's happiness when he is doing what is like! Thanks for your tutorials.
This episode was great Dom! Sometimes you just need a reminder that what comes in your DAW is very much usable and possibly easier to get a great result quicker because of how it's laid out! Also Cubase has high quality processing out of the gate :0
Hello Dom, that was a great video, thank you.
Regarding 5:27 I would say it would be worth mentioning that, although the PRE section (pre gain+polarity+filters) lays together with the eq, it acts always before everything in the chain, independently if you put your channel strip before or after inserts. PRE section is always before everything. I had before this confusion and manual is not clear hear. Master Chris helped me to understand this a couple of years ago.
Steinberg made a wise choice making this so comprehensive. Many mixers have no need to go searching for ‘extensions’ while in a DAW. The fact any installation of the same version will have all these capabilities built in is a wonderful feature for those who travel.
The side-chain capability of the gate makes for a great noise reduction feature for guitars, placed last but triggered by the unamplified guitar. The range chosen for the Hold control of the ‘standard’ compressor is just begging for an update. My Hold values are typically 50-200ms, all of which are at the first 2% of the knob rotation. I’m sure that’s just an error.
The sound of the tube compressor is pure gold.
Dom!! You're completely awesome!
I didn't plan to listen to all of this, but I did, and am so very gratified!
I've been using Cubase since the very early days (even before VST) and back then Steinberg released a version with a channel EQ that was a horribly wrong algorithm. For compatibility, they subsequently corrected the error by adding a "High Quality EQ" button to the user interface, to switch to an actually decent EQ algorithm. I tested both of these extensively, but have been cautious about Steinberg's channel strip ever since-which is why I became such a Waves snob. But now, Cubase features so many great plugins, plus a great channel strip that I've finally been able to shake off my prejudice and use them all. As a late adopter, I really appreciate this video, and also your embrace of subtle tweaks that improve the sound of a mix. A big thank you!
Plus, your clear and concise presentation, along with your cheerful enjoyment of the process is truly an inspiration!
I tried to start using the Cubase Channel Strip years ago when it first came out, but never really got used to it and kept on building my own chains on inserts. I'm now persuaded to give it another go. Thanks for another great Cubase video.
I just absolutely love the native plugins available in cubases channel strip. I just completely believe that using these adds ultra stability to the platform. Nothing is more stable than native plugs and they are so good!
This is totally timely Dom! As my computer is getting older I have been using more of the Cubase Plugins to save on CPU, especially in the tracking phase. I should have been using the channel strip more the whole time, it really is underrated. Great video man!
I TOTALLY AGREE!!!!👍
I’m guilty of kind of forgetting about the channel strip a lot of the time. This video is awesome. Makes me want to fire up the Mac and get mixing!
Dom. Thanks for all the videos. I'd be totally lost without you.
Channel strip is the best tools of Cubase for my workflow
I don’t really comment that often on UA-cam videos but your videos are just 💯👌🏽. It’s already nice to watch, for fun. But then also really nice regarding the containing information. It makes it a pleasure! Keep it up man!✌🏽
Thank you my friend ❤️
Yet AGAIN I learn about a TON of stuff already built into Cubase that I knew nothing about. Thanks again, Dom!
Sir you are dope!...i am big fan from india❤️...i love the way you always teach us ...i am using nuendo 11...becoz i was using nuendo 7 earlier but cubase n nuendo are same though!!
I started using Channel Strip after I reviewed Harrison Mixbuss for a magazine and realised how slick the "restricted" workflow model can be. Good vid, and I love how you bop along to the music -
Thanks for reminding me of the channel strip. I have glanced over this too many times.Cheers Dom
Just purchased cubase 2 days ago!! Such an awesome DAW, love it!
I watch this video a year ago & just now & have seen things that didn't sink in first time around & I'm gonna watch it again, thanks Boomer!
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
Tube Compressor and Channel Strip are amazing!
channel strip presets...I know what i will do this weekend ;) Nice video Dom !!
Dom, you make this soo easy to understand. Thank you for the clarity. I have never really used it, but now I'm going to explore it more.
Thanks for this massiv Cubase Input of Channel Stripe. Your Videos are the Best of all. Thank you so mutch. Greetings from Germany
yes finally Dom explaining us this cubase feature.
Man I really really love this channel
Superb video Dom, thank you! What we need Is to be able to drop in 3rd party plugin's in the strip and external hardware inserts, not just the stock Steinberg ones.
Im using the Strip when doing final mixing and adding vocals in Cubase, afte Producing in Bitwig...looping the Mix through my analog gear and then adding acustica audio on the stereo out inserts....but the Strip....makes final mixing and vocals...super super fast, you can really get to that final sound on each bus....so much easier than pulling up all these different plugins..especially in the final mastering stages, thats the value I see in the Strip......after youve colored your whole mix with your prefered 3rd party plugins/and or/tracking each bus through analog
Great video! I am educating myself on Cubase, and I chose it mostly because you have such a motherload of tutorials about it, and they are made so well, that I know I will be able to get through all the rough waters of starting music production!
There are lots of tutorials on other DAWs too, but many are just so bad or depressing (or the music they use for examples hurts my ears!! 🤣) that having your channel for information is worth a lot.
i use it now since 2017 which is 5 years and i still learn all the functions and shortcuts but also the Mastering level of production techniques.
i buy second hand mastering books of engineering and even Cubase fundemental books to learn along my work as i still produce and record.
Awesome DAW😊😃
Dom, I know this vid is a couple years old and I should have seen before now but wow! This will help me a lot with plugin over use. Thanks!
Man there is Sooo much more in Cubase the further down the rabbit hole you go! Thanks for all the insight once again! 🤙🏽
Dude you are so awesome for this free content and information, Cubase should be paying you lots I hope. 11 Pro is Incredible.
Thanks for sharing information
A really down-to-earth explanation for each segment. I use the strip before plug-ins because it helps you shape each track sound on the fly and centralizes the control in a convenient location. Thanks for your time and presentation, Dom.
I love the channel strip but can definitely utilise it more. Thanks Dom! Also love getting it up on screen quick with the CC121
Magneto really is one of the sneakiest great plugins Cubase offers, 100%
I used the channel strip at first and then avoided it because I was building my own insert chain. I may start using this again now. Thanks.
I am going to check the channel strip presets now :) Great video Dom. Cheers
Brilliant! Love this one, definitely an underrated feature that's already embedded in the best DAW for mixing!
Never used it before 😅 The possibilities! Thanks Dom for pointing this out. Much appreciate it.
thanks big bro!!!! this was incredibly helpful and broken down clearly!!! even though i've watched many tutorials you've done, i still learned something new today!!! rock on!!! thanks so much!!! peace!!!😁
You are a wealth of information Dom!
I watch your videos to understand how things really work. Just recently started using channel strip and love the way my mixes sound after applying a slight amount of plug ins later and now I will dive into this frequency 2 as you have examples in other videos of how well it makes things shine! Cubase Pro 12_UR824_MSi gs 76 STEALTh! Keep Rockin! Thanx Again Dom!
Hey Dom, listening to your tutorials is always exciting. This one helped me a lot
Thank you Dom. I'm always learning many new things with your great videos. Keep them coming :)
Hi Dom, thanks for a great video!!!!! I have/had never used the channel strip before , but since watching this video yesterday, i decided to give it a go on my latest project ( an orchestral hybrid type piece!) to see how i would get on? Well, i can honestly say that, i have never mixed one of my pieces so quick!!!! It was like night and day to how my mixes have been before!!! I have not used all what is in the channel strip, i have used the EQ, COMPRESSOR and SATURATION segments of the strip and my mix is sound better than ever!!!! I really feel like i have crossed a bridge into a new world!!!! I am really happy with what i have achieved with the channel strip and will use it from now, even though i have many 3rd party plugins at my disposal!!!!! And it is all down to YOU DOM!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this video Dom, it has opened my eyes and really helped me!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dom, you're the best!!!!!
Love what you do man and I love that hoody. Thanks for all the great videos and inspiration.
Once again Dom Sigalas delivers another amazing video. You keep me on my toes Mr. Sigalas :{
I am new to this whole process and these videos have been a great help. Thank you
Thank you Dom for explaining. I'm new to Cubase Pro 11 as an older LE4 user but your video's really help me out. I will view all I can 😉 Thanks again. Greetings from The Netherlands.
In this vidéo, your sound is just perfect on my monitors JBL LSR 308 !
Thank's to you for your help, "Guru" Cubase and more ...
Cubase el mejor! Excelente video Dom!
I always learn somthing new when watching your videos. even if seen the video before 👍
This is a fantastic video! I have been using the Channel Strip utilities for years, but you just changed my whole methodologies going forward.
I now better know how to PROPERLY use these utilities for a better sound. Thank you.
You're the shiz Dom. Many thanks for your video. Needed this one. Always learning!
This was DOPE!!!!! Thanks!!! On time video!!! Looking to the Maximizer video!
your video tutorials really amazing me every time i watch them thank you man i apriciate this
You deserve far more subs Don.
I have mostly used the channel strip eq as it works just as well as the plugins. The presets are handy at times and I like the drum eq preset which really makes the drums stand out. I often eq every instrument using the Channel eq and then do an final mix down eq on the output channel.
How to add insert between channel strip
Thank you Dom! I found out that this is something I really need now :) I used Channel Strip before just forgot how powerful it is. Thank you for reminding!
Dom, can you make a video about how you made your intro music?
Dom. You're the man!
Another great video. My cpu would like to thank you too.
Alex
@Dom Sigalas: Could you do a tutorial about the Maximizer pls?
Funny how i was actually thinking of buying a saturation plugin this week, and forgot that I already have a really good one built it my DAW^^ Thank you Dom!❤
OK. You talked me into it. It could be very handy to use the presets that include the entire chain in a certain order with certain settings. You aren't going to be doing that with a bunch of individually inserted plugins. Also, I'd like to see the pre-built chains that Cubase includes. Why didn't I ever think of checing those out?
Thank you Dom for the in-depth video. I almost exclusively use the Slate VMR in my mixing template, but now if I need to add a de-esser, the envelope shaper or maybe a second compressor, I will start reaching for the channel strip modules.
Although I wish Steinberg would redesign the channel strip inside the mixing console. It would be amazing if we can have at least three or four modules visible on every channel at all times, because with the current GUI, it's impossible to use in the mixer without scrolling up and down and back and forth. Also some colors on these knobs like it used to be in older versions would be nice.
I want you to make a video about using the limiter. with master or on each channel in detail in Cubase Stock Plugin.Thank you. Dom
Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for.
Dom your video has made me realize Cubase is the choice for all Music Production. I will use this Channel Strip concept on Pre-Fader and use Waves Rack on Bus or Master in all my mixes. You have opened possibilities for me. I have a request of you? In your CC121 video about 2 months ago I left you this message:
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Sorry I am late to comment on your posting? I just seen this today. I like the CC121 but a few years ago I bought 2 Steinberg CMC Controllers. Before I had the chance to buy the remaining ones, 6 in total, they were discontinued? So when I seen the CC121 I was alarmed especially the price. Why did Steinberg drop these mini USB Controllers? The CMC-AI works like the CC121 right side knob. Help I don't use them because I feel I was cheated out of the full package.
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Do you know where I can get the rest of these Controllers to complete my setup? I like the modular package they come in? Is there something lacking in these modulars versus the CC121?
Hey Dom, thanks for all the great videos. Would love to see a tutorial on how you got the ambience, lighting and acoustics in your room.
Getting started with Cubase, these videos really help A LOT!! Thank you very much for the enlightment, Dom. You are a fantastic teacher.
your videos are really top notch. Thanks a lot for your excellent work 🙂
Dom, Thanks for the detailed explanation of each and every CS piece of gear and telling us your preferences on how you like to tweak the knobs. Excellent!
Hey Dom,
I’ve just discovered all the presets in the channel strip when I was looking at the settings for the tube compressor. Like many things in Cubase they are very discreet. I have tended to just use the compression and limiter in the channel strip but the presets open up a whole new field of tweaking your sound. Can you do a video on the channel presets which are great for group tracks and final mastering. 😀
Found this one very useful, lots of little points I've never used and will going forward. Thanks Dom!
So the Inserts (plugins) comes before the channelstrip? But what about the Pre section with filters and Input Gain, that section must come first, right? Thanks for a very good video, love the channelstrip Pre and EQ, use them on all channels, also use the limiter section with the Maximizer for Stereo Out.
Thanks Dom! You confused me a bit regarding the pre and post channel strip. I had always thought the pre or post channel strip for inserts was determined by the green line on the inserts strip strip. Could you clarify this for me please.
What you mean is the pre and post FADER option for the normal inserts. Dom speaks about the position of the chanel strip pre or post to your normal inserts i think.🤔
What Sebastian said! The green line indicates the position of the insert effect pre or post FADER . But the entire channel strip can be pre or post insert effects- totally different thing :)
@@DomSigalas thank you.
@@RealCbase Thank you
Dom, If possible, could you make a video or explain about compression with using two or three compressors in chain. I see people do it a lot, but I don't have idea how this could help instead of adjust different character/drive to the particular sound. Bless you! Hope my question is clear..
Well done Dom!
Thanks Dom! Great video as always! Precise and to the point with great demos on the sound applications! I always learn useful tips!! Thanks again!
Think the only thing that the channel strip needs is Dynamic EQ and some Analog Modeled EQ. With that, and I’m sold completely.
Your channel is great, I've used Cubase for nearly 10 years and I learn something new with every video.
What does the "analysis" knob do on their regular compressor? I have a workable knowledge of the rest, but that one is still a mystery to me. I usually just leave it at the 80 that Cubase defaults to.
Thank you! The Peak favours detection of the peaks (let’s say transients) where RMS detects overall loudness closer to what we perceive this as humans. I would choose Peak if I want the transients really grabbed or RMS for smoother more transparent compression ;)
Share your color for channel metering
Thank you Dom. Love the way you describe things. You make it so easy and enjoyable. :-)
All I could hear at first was a good recording then you turned it into a great recording. 👍
Wish I could turn the channel strip off from the channel settings window
You can. There’s a little dot at the top of it.
@@DomSigalas I mean remove the whole strip pannels so it isn't there at all. Just inserts sends and level like in older versions. Us that possible ?
Amazing... thanks
Thanks for the free drumkit! Your videos are always top quality. Do you use OBS to shoot them? I'd be curious to better understand your recording setup and process, maybe one video about it one day?
I am a little late in seeing this but great video. I am new to DAW recording and I learn a bunch from you, Thanks.
A Cubase secret weapon! I use Envelope Shaper in almost every mix.
I guess you mean Dom! ;)
@@CinderellaVasia Ha! For sure. But I can't use him in every mix...😂
The wonderful and magnificent Dom and his so great and detailed videos! So excited!
lovely Vocals
Serious signal-chain question: Where is the channel strip in relation to the prefader inserts (when the strip is also set prefader), and to the postfader inserts (when set postfader)???
Excellent and clear explanation, well done, thank you very much for the investment and tolerance
Thank you, it was useful, simple, educating and entertaining 🙂
I hve to ask. What's the meaning of the EQ infront of it when you can add plugins or there is already three different of EQ:s on the channel strip?