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Thanks for your comment. It's about teasing and if you're interested, there's a link to the full video in the description. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mrEhimxXUIQ.html
The short is useless without actually hearing the sound, I would put it up front to get more people interested to then go watch the full length video on how it was made
Why would you cut this off before playing the result? Why is it cropped so we can't see anything? Why would you specifically acknowledge that you're half-assing the automation?
@@Bassgorilla it's not a preview, it's a RU-vid short and should either stand by itself or direct people to the main video - this doesn't make me want to watch the main video.
Love this, my issue is I have a ton of samples in different keys. It's pretty laborious to tune them all one by one. Any advice on how to efficiently do that?
the attack/release on the pro l2 is different to a normal compressor. The limiter activates as soon as a transient passes the threshold like any other limiter. The attack knob just sets the time it takes to activate the release after the limiting.
Had the pleasure of being taught by Harvey at uni last year for a few weeks. Absolute gent with a very unique perspective on music production. Glad I found this by accident as we were doing very different subjects and I wondered what insight I would get from him on bass design. Big ups
Duuude this works cherry 🍒 thank you! I remember seeing someone using white noise for sidechain but it looked complicated so I just forgot about it instead haha this is great though. You make a fine tutorial my man 👌
