Trance Music Mastery | Руководство По Компрессии (2012) [PCRec] [EN]

Learn To Use Compression To Get a Professional Sound

Over 4 Hours of Video Tutorials Dedicated To Compression!
Learn The Ins and Outs of Compression
Learn Key Skills For Producing Trance Music

In fact, the Guide to Compression is an incredibly comprehensive and detailed course:

30 HD Videos with high quality sound
Over 4 hours of Video – Everything you need to know in order to get that professional sound in your mix.

Sounds Good, Doesn’t it? Well Here’s What’s In It

A complete breakdown of the theory of compression, including:
Dynamics
Transfer function graphs
Threshold
Ratio
Knee
Gain Reduction vs. Make-up Gain
Attack
Release
How to use compression on various sounds like kicks, claps, snares, loops
How to get more attack and punch out of your sounds
How to give a sound more decay and sustain
More advanced concepts like parallel compression (aka New York)
How to use side-chain compression

Module 1

- Introduction
- Series of slides that will help Understanding Dynamics
- General Overview of Compression
- All About Transfer Function Graph
- Going through the threshold compression parameter
- Go through the ratio parameter
- Discuss the concept of knee
- Covers gain reduction and make up gain
- Go through the attack setting on a compressor
- Go over the release parameter
- Conclusion

Module 2

- Introduction
- Walk through the steps to setup
- Walk through the Fabfilter Pro-C user interface
- Applying compression to a clap sample to emphasize the samples attack so that the clap has more punch
- Applying compression to a clap sample to emphasize the samples decay so that the clap sustains for a longer duration
- Compress a snare to give it more punch
- How to increase the sustain of the snare hit
- Add punch to the kick
- Compressing a kick drum in order to bring up the decay envelope so that it sustains for a longer period of time
- Go through the compression of drum loop
- Conclusion

Module 3

- Introduction
- Compress a piano sample
- Compress a bass line samples
- Sidechain compression applied to a bass line to keep it from interfering with the kick
- Sidechain compression and applied to a pad
- How to use parallel compression
- How to setup parallel compression
- Conclusion

General
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