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This is why you need a COMPRESSOR 

Paul Davids
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All about compression. The most seen usages, we'll see what it does to the sound. The transients, attack, release, ratio, threshold, we'll learn it all!
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Hi, my name is Paul Davids! I am a guitar player, teacher, producer, and overall music enthusiast from the Netherlands! I try to inspire people from all over the world with my videos, here on RU-vid.
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Комментарии : 1,4 тыс.   
@PaulDavids
@PaulDavids 5 лет назад
Compressor on the pedalboard? Yes/No?!
@cobalus_official
@cobalus_official 5 лет назад
No! (great video dude once again)
@willking2973
@willking2973 5 лет назад
Yes, got an MXR dyna comp
@aira6574
@aira6574 5 лет назад
Yes forever!!!!!
@Hekkin
@Hekkin 5 лет назад
Yes, nut a small one for saving space
@evanward4303
@evanward4303 5 лет назад
Yes. I use my Tech21 BoostComp a lot. I leave it off when playing with distortion. Boost function is very handy on this pedal. It's a winner.
@slimkt
@slimkt 5 лет назад
I swear, most of the time, people talk about these kinds of things and how they work and I feel like they’re speaking another language, but you always manage to explain in a way I can understand. Thank you!
@sseltrek1a2b
@sseltrek1a2b 5 лет назад
yep (on both counts...)... (:
@G0RD0NL1M35
@G0RD0NL1M35 4 года назад
I love his videos all because of what you just said here.
@TheNinnyfee
@TheNinnyfee 4 года назад
Yes, they talk so confidently about it that you suspect they consider you a doofus when you want explanations or to just try it the first time. I also love how you take your time on this one effect, thanks!
@leotrovatomusic
@leotrovatomusic 3 года назад
And now imagine he's not even native English speaker. Lol
@tttm99
@tttm99 Год назад
Will second that. My new go-to video for explaining the concept. Even understanding it, some others had me wondering what they're on about at points but this explanation was perfectly clear. Brilliant.
@jakelecroy5553
@jakelecroy5553 5 лет назад
This is the best explanation of how compression works that I've seen yet.
@DJYukie
@DJYukie 5 лет назад
Jake Lecroy i agree
@shaunw9270
@shaunw9270 5 лет назад
I agree and love it when he says "electrical guitar" 😉👍
@jakelecroy5553
@jakelecroy5553 5 лет назад
@@shaunw9270 yeah he's got a great accent but speaks better English than most Americans lol
@shaunw9270
@shaunw9270 5 лет назад
@@jakelecroy5553 ...and probably better English than me...and I'm English 😁
@zardeh63
@zardeh63 5 лет назад
The showing of the waveforms helps alot!
@robertbrown2728
@robertbrown2728 5 лет назад
In response to all the people who claim not to like compression I think it's worth pointing out that nearly all pop and rock music involves compression in some form. People playing electric guitars are getting a compressed sound almost always even if they have no compressor pedal in the chain. The pickups, the pre-amp in the amplifier, the power amplifier, the loudspeakers all are capable of compressing the dynamics of the sound and very often that compression is what people like about a particular amplifier even if they don't consider it to be compression. Any kind of overdrive or distortion pedal adds compression. Using a dedicated compressor pedal is hardly any different to using any type of drive pedal in the sense that it results in a reduced dynamic range. Most country lead guitarists are happy to use compressors and people like Vince Gill have created their signature sounds using compressors. Lowell George of Little Feat is famous for using two 1176 compressors in line to get his trademark sound. Compressors have a long and honourable history amongst guitar heroes. There's no need to use them all the time if you don't want to but to dismiss them is to ignore a huge legacy of great guitar sounds.
@keithremedy
@keithremedy 3 года назад
The complaining don’t really know what they’re talking about. The best amps and the majority of all blues and jazz players use compression. Good quality amps like 2 rock does it on its own. But there’s a reason why people like the Cali76. It’s like complaining about the keely katana
@TheMrVengeance
@TheMrVengeance 3 года назад
I think a lot of people who _"don't like compression"_ have only ever heard about it in regards to the loudness-war where mixes are just completely over-compressed or 'brickwalled'. Meaning there's no dynamic range left in the mix, all life is taken out. A hit on the drums is just as loud as a whispered vocal. And at the same time this links compression to pop music. Pretty sure that leads to a lot of "real musicians" claiming they "don't like" compression because they don't "need" "pop music" compression, and that it just "sounds bad". Your run-of-the-mill snobbery really.
@hammill444
@hammill444 2 года назад
Well, if all these factors- from pickups to amps to speakers- create compression, why add another form of compression with a pedal? Outside of country- and you name checked Gill and George- virtually no one uses a compressor really. The list of great players in rock and roll using them is extremely small. I don’t think there really is a great legacy of guitar sound via compressor pedals outside of perhaps country and maybe some funk, which are both pretty standard sounds.
@robertbrown2728
@robertbrown2728 2 года назад
@@hammill444 agreed it may not be that common amongst rock players but. David Gilmour sound on Another Brick in the Wall definitely uses a compressor. Mark Knopfler has used one on some songs. Chris Buck has his cali76 permanently on and I would dearly love to be able to sound like him Clearly if people are getting the sound they want without using a compressor then that's what they should carry on doing but I find it really helps me to nail my sound.
@wthinthecompassofman
@wthinthecompassofman 2 года назад
@@TheMrVengeance As someone who thought he hated compression until I saw this video, I think you're correct in your first sentence. Anytime I heard people talk about compression it was always focusing on the negative aspects of over using it without ever mentioning how it can be used to improve your sound when used thoughtfully. I added a subtle amount of compression to my chain after watching this video and the impact has been huge. Definitely showed me it's not what you use but how you use it.
@onelove8062
@onelove8062 5 лет назад
Hey man I just wanted to say that I have a lot of respect for you, being able to create this amazingly high quality content and supporting yourself through focusing on your passion, and giving it your all. It must take a lot of time and effort to create such high quality content, and I commend you on that, and appreciate that you are helping so many people like me to learn, taking great pains not to leave out crucial details a student of music might miss. Love you man!
@EmanuelFrias
@EmanuelFrias 5 лет назад
No matter how many tutorials I've seen about compressing, I can never get enough of how much it helps to watch these, especially with guitars. Thanks Paul :)
@OriginEffectsUK
@OriginEffectsUK 5 лет назад
Super-informative and accurate video, Paul! Thanks for choosing our Cali76 pedal to demonstrate the benefits of using a compressor pedal on guitar.
@alanmuller5374
@alanmuller5374 3 года назад
The Chocolate Rain moment was pure gold!
@MrJuliw
@MrJuliw 3 года назад
i died =DD
@SamuelBlues
@SamuelBlues 4 месяца назад
**I move away from the mic to breathe in Thanks for the lesson Paul!
@TenThumbsProductions
@TenThumbsProductions 5 лет назад
Compression has changed my guitar tone and pedal board forever, I am a big fan of having one on my board
@marcusmcgill5393
@marcusmcgill5393 5 лет назад
This is the best and most understandable way I have ever had compression explained to me. Thanks for doing this video!
@dostacos1
@dostacos1 5 лет назад
Dude, I love your channel, you're so sincere about your topics and the production quality is top notch. Keep it up!
@MelO-du4sn
@MelO-du4sn 3 года назад
Thank you - excellent stuff - after years of listening to numerous people explain compression you are the first one to talk about it in a way I can CLEARLY understand!!!!!!!
@thomashilton425
@thomashilton425 5 лет назад
This was a great video for folks to understand compression, but then also let them think on how they can explore the sound further with pedal placement in the effects chain, and blending in on particular pedals. Kudos to you!
@hanten10
@hanten10 5 лет назад
Compressor can kill our dynamics if it doesn't set correctly. It is very subjective topic to tell depends on what individual like how their sound to be. I always love your video content 👍
@fecklessmovies
@fecklessmovies 5 лет назад
I'm always scared to use it in case it squashes the life out of the music. It's kind of dangerous because it initially sounds good when you apply it but can tire the ears quickly
@hanten10
@hanten10 5 лет назад
@@fecklessmovies yup I understand. Many people like to compress their sound after recording because if you record your sound with compressor there is no way to kill it anymore 😂
@fecklessmovies
@fecklessmovies 5 лет назад
@@hanten10 yes even more dangerous compressing it on the way in! I play folk music so compression is seen as the devil incarnate. However I'm wondering if a bit of judicious comp might actually be helpful.
@shaunw9270
@shaunw9270 5 лет назад
That's what has always put me off . I have a really old compressor that was cheap to begin with and it just doesn't feel right , kind of takes away too much ... one day I might try out a Joyo which I think is meant to be like an MXR DynaComp , that might be better but to be fair , that Cali 76 is not in my price range at all ! 😊
@hanten10
@hanten10 5 лет назад
@@shaunw9270 The cheapest and trusted is BOSS Compression Sustainer CS-3 bro, many guitarist use it including Paul Gilbert. I think it is better than any JOYO compressor. You must try it 👍
@Letsthinkthisthrough88
@Letsthinkthisthrough88 Год назад
I understood compression pretty well before clicking on this - but this is the best and clearest presentation I have ever heard. Not sure which is better, Paul’s musicianship or his communication skills - truly one of the absolute top YT creators!
@jonathankessler4684
@jonathankessler4684 5 лет назад
This was easily the best explanation of compression I’ve found anywhere. Your explanation was so simple but it told us everything we needed to know about it, and the visual representation helped SO much with the side by side comparisons too. Very glad I subscribed👌🏻
@robhaley5136
@robhaley5136 4 года назад
One of the best explanations of compression I've ever heard. From a sound engineer to another, hats off to you.
@caprianders
@caprianders 5 лет назад
Im a bass player and when I got my first compression pedal it radically changed my bass sound for the better, it sounded strong and the notes sustained as long as I wanted them to. Really awesome in other words!
@Joonsik_e
@Joonsik_e 5 лет назад
This video really helped me understand what compressor is and how to use it! Please make videos for other effects too😝👍
@frigginjerk
@frigginjerk 5 лет назад
I agree. As a mostly-acoustic player until pretty recently, I'm way behind on my understanding of what effect do and how they work. Having a few more of them explained this well would be magnificently helpful.
@augmentedkeys5971
@augmentedkeys5971 3 года назад
Think compressed: Think compressed: flattened by pressure; squeezed or pressed together.
@brentverc
@brentverc 5 лет назад
Hands down the best music channel on youtube. Love your work Paul and thanks for sharing your skills and expertise.
@drdev44
@drdev44 3 года назад
One of the best, well explained videos on you tube - most of the others start simple and then get too complex but you made me understand attack, release etc like nobody else - thank you
@annunacky4463
@annunacky4463 5 лет назад
I agree with the other folks. This made more sense than any explanation Ive seen. Thanks man!
@JohnnyBeane
@JohnnyBeane 5 лет назад
I always use a compressor on my clean tone. It gives me the sustain i need without distortion. Love the sound too!
@vedranb87
@vedranb87 3 года назад
Isn't that kinda the definition of overdrive? Clips the peaks a bit, boosts the body of sound, provides for a better sustain, but without distorting the guitar or the amp sound significantly, and still responds nicely to dynamics.
@marcusgray7515
@marcusgray7515 3 года назад
I've been in music for years as a singer songwriter amd everyone gave me confusing descriptions on effects. I love how you undo a years worth of confusion in 30 second explanations.
@jimkelley1000
@jimkelley1000 2 месяца назад
Paul, thank you for your videos. I have been playing for half a century and you are still my "goto" guy. Your efforts do not go unnoticed!
@HilkoGuitars
@HilkoGuitars 5 лет назад
Great video making compression clear. It is a great tool when used right! Thanks for the time making these video's. I enjoy them!
@thezoexperience1
@thezoexperience1 5 лет назад
Loved the Tay Zonday reference. 🤣
@AlexanderTheFirstMate
@AlexanderTheFirstMate 5 лет назад
shh this video will get a copy right flag
@aumenarys
@aumenarys 5 лет назад
It made me laugh more than it should have hahahaha
@680mudman
@680mudman 3 года назад
I also agree this is the best and simplest tutorial on how to use compression and how it works that i have seen. Thanks for making videos like these they help me greatly!
@chrisc.1668
@chrisc.1668 5 лет назад
Best explanation for compression on guitar that I've seen. Seriously...the compressor is the very most difficult thing to wrap your brain around. Great demonstration Paul!
@TedSchoenling
@TedSchoenling 5 лет назад
did you reference chocolate rain? brilliant
@PaulDavids
@PaulDavids 5 лет назад
What? I just moved away from the mic... I do that all the time when I breathe in, because it's so loud because the compressor brings it up so much, I hate that compressor thingy. Never again.
@simonmarty99
@simonmarty99 5 лет назад
@@PaulDavids Never change
@lefthandluke8923
@lefthandluke8923 4 года назад
I caught that, too. Absolute genius!
@T25de
@T25de 4 года назад
So good
@ALT3REDB3AST
@ALT3REDB3AST 4 года назад
Haha!
@youssefmansour38
@youssefmansour38 5 лет назад
This video came out right when i needed it thanks dude you're great
@schizophrenicenthusiast
@schizophrenicenthusiast 5 лет назад
This is by far the best video on compression, what it does, and how to use it. Thank you so much. I can finally fix my guitar tone now.
@DMarlow83
@DMarlow83 5 лет назад
This is a really great video, you contribute fantastic content to the music community and I really appreciate. There are a few things I would like to add to further discussion on the topic! First of which, is that there are multiple types of compression that occur when it comes to distorted guitar tones, a few things that didn't get mentioned in the video (specifically in regards to a tube amp) are the differences between pre-amp signal compression, power tube compression and speaker compression. As amplifiers (specifically tube amps though speakers would behavior similarly in a solid state scenario I would imagine with some degree of variance) are played at a higher volume, the power tubes and the speakers begin to compress the sound much more. It's why, at least for me, I find it much easier to play on a cranked up 4x12 than at bedroom volumes, all of that compression hits together to create a significant tonal and feel change in the amplifier. This also enables you to turn down the "gain" knob when you crank the volume. Most modern production high gain amplifiers rely on a ton of clean headroom for their "tight and punchy" sound, and the preamp section for the distortion/compression, I honestly can't imagine how loud my Diezel would have to be to create power tube distortion. As you turn up the volume level you don't need as much of the compression occurring in the preamp section to retain the nice compressed feel, due to the power tubes and the speakers beginning to compress. Just something to consider exploring in a further video possibly? It's fairly complicated and a bit over my head at this point in time so I'll leave it to an excerpt from Weber on speaker compression: "The whole 'AlNiCo mojo' is about smooth compression at high average levels, such as what you would have running the amp flat out. AlNiCo (Aluminum-Nickel-Cobalt) is an alloy magnet and all alloy magnets are easier to demagnetize than comparable Ceramic (Strontium Ferrite) magnets. What this means is that as the voice coil starts moving in response to the input signal, it generates a magnetic field of its own that tries to demagnetize the magnet. As its effect lowers the available magnetic field of the AlNiCo magnet, the speaker becomes less efficient, the voice coil moves less, etc. The physics of it is that the small magnets near the surface of the magnet poles (called 'domains') begin to change state, or flip directions. The result is smooth compression, the same kind of operating curve compression that occurs in a tube amplifier. The ceramic magnet, on the other hand, doesn't compress or demagnetize as easily, so the voice coil moves to its mechanical limit and won't go any farther. This is why some players say ceramics sound a little edgey at high average levels as opposed to AlNiCo. However, by properly designing the entire magnetic circuit, Ceramics can be made to behave quite well for desirable guitar amp tone and dynamics. You might compare the two magnetic circuits to solid state amps versus tube amps, where the solid state amp gives it all its got then clips hard, while a tube amp compresses nice and smooth. The extension of this idea, then, is that with the AlNiCo, like the tube amp, you can seem to have a louder average volume since it gets compressed smoothly. By the way, the compressing or demagnetization that occurs with the AlNiCo is not permanent. It springs right back to its design operating point. A voice coil is like an electric motor. The bigger the voice coil, the more wire used, the more torque or pulling power you have to move the cone. With the proper match of components, you can get more sensitivity, wider frequency response, and more power handling ability." The second thing I wanted to mention is in regards to audio production and utilization of a compressor. One of the first mistakes that we all make as aspiring audio engineers is over compressing the sound. There will always be artistic choices for specific compression effects in studio production, though in general one of the worst things you can do to a mix is over compress everything. Sure, it creates a nice "even" sound from all the instruments however; much like you stated, it can suck the "life" out of your playing, the same can happen in the audio world. Less is more when tracking (in my opinion), when using an outboard compressor for tracking, generally I only commit to some peak leveling, because once it's "printed" I can't undo the compression (and I'm no master engineer so I can easily make mistakes). I can always patch in more via digital or analog routing and add it later at the time of mixing. One more note in this regard, is as the barrier to entry in regards to automation control has been greatly lowered, I'm seeing more and more mixing techniques rely on automation control of dynamics rather than utilizing compression because it retains more of the instrument or voices natural characteristics. For example, when you play one part louder than the other, rather than using a compressor, some will manually edit the volume levels of the various sections (much like you did with makeup gain after the compression), and then run the already leveled dynamic output through a compressor. This prevents any radical changes to the sound and allows the compressor to react in a more uniform and predictable manner, creating a more cohesive sound. Thanks again for the video, hopefully my ramblings are useful to someone out there in the TubeVerse.
@RickProkosch
@RickProkosch 5 лет назад
Great video, really enjoyed the use of the visual with the wafeform in there.
@Cryo837
@Cryo837 4 года назад
Compression has been very confusing. I have read about it and seen other videos, but there is nothing like seeing the effect on the waveform. Kudos to you sir. This BY FAR the best explanation of compression I have EVER seen!!!
@Thortheitchy
@Thortheitchy 4 года назад
I have been trying to understand compressors for a while, concerning producing music. This is the first time I feel like someone explained it in a way that I can comprehend. Thank you much Paul
@iamj3861
@iamj3861 5 лет назад
Today it’s a great day... I finally understand what the compressor does!!! I love that visual example with Ableton and I really appreciate what u does for all of us. Keep going👍🏻
@santiagochirinos462
@santiagochirinos462 5 лет назад
I liked the video only because of the chocolate rain reference
@PhenomenonStudios
@PhenomenonStudios 5 лет назад
Best RU-vidr Award goes to...
@MrKongatthegates
@MrKongatthegates 5 лет назад
*takes weird breath*
@againthewiz
@againthewiz 3 года назад
I know!!! ❤
@bert9910
@bert9910 5 лет назад
Damn, Iemember when I first subbed to this channel; it had like 200k subs. You're growing fast! I'm happy for you, man. Edit: grammar
@blacksperrow
@blacksperrow 8 месяцев назад
Very very very good video. The way you explain and show everything with the waveforms was super straightforward.
@strenfoo7396
@strenfoo7396 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for making this. I've always understood the basic theory of what a compression pedal does but never really fully understood all the subtleties of it or why you'd use one. Sounds like something I'd like to use. Great video!
@JumpStop1
@JumpStop1 5 лет назад
Chocolate rain! 🤣😂😂 Nice reference! Great video with a real solid explanation
@--uday
@--uday 5 лет назад
Hey Paul! Any advice on using an EQ pedal versus EQing on the amp? Great video as always!
@crashtahoe
@crashtahoe 5 лет назад
Thanks Paul. This video was really really helpful in understanding compression. I love your videos and look forward to seeing more.
@MovieMaker19100
@MovieMaker19100 4 года назад
I only expected to learn how guitar compression works. What I didn’t expect is that I would actually get how compression actually works, in general. As a musician/producer who is quite new to compression, this really helped me! Good job, man! Continue to explain concepts that can be understood by everyone!
@joelprekash
@joelprekash 5 лет назад
You are actually my mentor and I’m really inspired by your playing and it would be great if you would do an entire playlist on lead guitar lessons 😅❤️
@vague5043
@vague5043 5 лет назад
Sometimes i watch paul just to calm myself😌down,such a deep voice!😂
@SolidXdamage
@SolidXdamage 5 лет назад
Doesn't help that your name is deep. dang bro.
@vague5043
@vague5043 5 лет назад
Duct Tape lol sometimes
@keithfenwick6548
@keithfenwick6548 3 года назад
Great video, Paul. Really informative, delivered with expertise and fun. And really helpful too. Cheers, dude.
@choimdachoim9491
@choimdachoim9491 4 года назад
Calm, quiet, understandable explanation and demonstration. Perfect.
@aaronjg15
@aaronjg15 5 лет назад
Can you make a series of these videos for other guitar effects?? Love the way this video is laid out.
@PmrGuitar
@PmrGuitar 5 лет назад
Thank you for this video. I've always had trouble understanding the ratio in compression. And the way you explane it, just perfect.
@colinmason9974
@colinmason9974 3 года назад
Great video! This really showed exactly what compression does versus a lot of other videos that are just demoing guys noodling around with pedals. I just started using my compressor again after a long time, and while I didn’t like it with my last guitar, I love it with my current one!
@ivanjelicic
@ivanjelicic 5 лет назад
4:30 love that reference to chocolate rain hahaha
@maxster0097
@maxster0097 5 лет назад
some stay dry and others feel the pain
@kevinnel7038
@kevinnel7038 5 лет назад
I think everyone that says it sucks the life out of your playing is missing the point, in a full band mix subtle dynamics get lost and louder ones become overpowering, compression is there to help all of the parts be heard. Paul even touched on how overcompression can suck the dynamics out. I think that example with the funky guitar part was really a good depiction of a good use of compression.
@MrScrofulous
@MrScrofulous 5 лет назад
There is a big difference between using compression in the mixing phase vs over-using it in regular playing, making it harder to control dynamics with technique. I don't use a compressor on my board per se, bit I'm aware of which elements of my rig are providing compression ( eg pups, OD/distortion/fuzz).
@deepakbolangady1554
@deepakbolangady1554 5 лет назад
Hey Paul, you are extremely skilful. I’d love to watch what you do with the guitar when you are practising by yourself! I love watching your videos. Every aspect of your presentation is brilliant.
@RolandDeschain1
@RolandDeschain1 3 года назад
Excellent video. It explains the principles of compression better than just about any video I've seen.
@markrigg6623
@markrigg6623 5 лет назад
Very well explained. Controlled specific use of comression does have some merit the way you explained it but overall I still hate it for the way it its killed the overall dynamics of cd recordings these days. Recordings should sound better than they did in the 80's but its not the case. Limiting dynamic range in music should be a switchable option on the playback device rather than baked in at the studio. Its also very subjective as I prefer the uncompressed sound of an acoustic guitar for example. Play Dire straight's "Brothers in arms" cd from 1985 on a decent system and compare it to just about any modern recording.
@Monomorphismus
@Monomorphismus 5 лет назад
I'd love to see a video on EQing the guitar
@mrbigbluesfan
@mrbigbluesfan 2 года назад
Thanks Paul Davids 👍🏻 I use the origin slide rig compressor and it’s brilliant, i like the inbuilt preamp too. I really enjoy how you explain compression in an easy to understand and informative fashion.
@escottescott91
@escottescott91 5 лет назад
Your work is much appreciated. We're lucky to have your help.
@eugene6472
@eugene6472 4 года назад
I'd like to try one. All these years I've been playing softer or turning the volume down
@martijn3151
@martijn3151 5 лет назад
a nerd video of length 13:37 ... that can't be a coincidence! :D Love the explanation, thanks Paul!
@mkpownerboi3320
@mkpownerboi3320 5 лет назад
@@ansems3136 ik like voor je naam, Ride the Tijn was ook leuk geweest xD
@silvertineprime
@silvertineprime 5 лет назад
So glad you made this video, Paul. I'm an audio engineer and compression is the single most useful tool in our arsenal.
@bradleyhohner8775
@bradleyhohner8775 3 года назад
Fantastic digest of otherwise fairly complex concepts. What a gifted instructor.
@joeshmoe8310
@joeshmoe8310 5 лет назад
0:19 No Paul, we don’t have any pedals to put on our board. Or a board to put them on. *Cue sad music with a slow, tragic zoom*
@TetzFiles
@TetzFiles 3 года назад
"And a hum, like.... hum!" \*literally sings the word hum\*
@kennethyates
@kennethyates 5 лет назад
One of the best explanations I’ve seen on RU-vid. Thank you.
@MultiMcfarlane
@MultiMcfarlane 5 лет назад
Wow, this is a great video. Very clear with audio and visual examples with simple explanations.
@bruceartur
@bruceartur 5 лет назад
4:30 Paul becoming a Meme Lord 🤣
@rogerwaters1346
@rogerwaters1346 3 года назад
I don't get it
@RobM1606
@RobM1606 3 года назад
I can see from this how compression makes the sound tighter and more polished sounding. But if you already have good technique and feel, I’m not sure whether you really need compression. It sounds worryingly akin to vocal auto tuning.
@slipkik8781
@slipkik8781 3 года назад
I think I know what your getting at but it’s far from the same deal as vocal auto tuning, compression isn’t a cop out as much as vocal auto tune when it’s done correctly and as Davids said “with care.”
@BRZguy
@BRZguy 3 года назад
If you have good technique and feel, you definitely need compression. Because good feel usually means that you play very dynamically which means you never have a consistent volume.
@stan92401
@stan92401 5 лет назад
Nondeju jouw video's zijn echt goed! Niet alleen leerzaam maar ook heel veel diepgang in het onderwerp. Keep goin'!
@bigl6322
@bigl6322 Год назад
I’ve been an electronics engineer by profession for 40 years working on diagnostic imaging equipment. (CAT scanners, MRI, Cardiovascular etc…) when you are imaging a heart cath procedure we use a video processing scheme called EDR (extended dynamic range) to bring the brightest spots down out of sun flare status and the low level signals up out of the background noise….. video compression basically. I’ve also been a musician for 40 years and when I did my recording studio internship, I was stoked to find out that compressors are just the audio version of my EDR and I already understood the stuff….. Best/cleanest presentation of audio compression I have seen on the interwebs…. Excellent educating sir!! This is why I am a subscriber…. And on your “compressor on the pedalboard” question Paul, that is the first thing on my board, add some delay, and some overdrive ……and I consider that my basic seasoning recipe and build out from there…..
@monizag
@monizag 5 лет назад
After using effects for 40 years, i finally know what a compressor does.
@KidNeedMoney15Age
@KidNeedMoney15Age 4 года назад
"using"
@HerroYuy246
@HerroYuy246 5 лет назад
If only my compressor pedal could be spelled the way you say it.
@Nikkimaya1
@Nikkimaya1 5 лет назад
You are amazing. I could close my eyes and pick several random pedals, in any random order and you would make whatever concoction I came up with sound amazing. Thank you for teaching and inspiring me to be a better guitar player.
@Madas905
@Madas905 5 лет назад
Thank you, you have a gift for making things crystal clear. You should do a whole series on pedals as there is no standard description of knobs, dials etc which can be very very confusing. Also, how to get better at guitar using a metronome. There are multiple uses for different things but being shown the correct usage, that is another thing altogether. Your beginners guitar course is simply brilliant by the way.
@zedmelon
@zedmelon 5 лет назад
Compressor Gain! Made me move away from the mic again Compressor Gain! Please listen to how it works as I explain
@TomLuck
@TomLuck 5 лет назад
Can you do a tutorial on your hair style? no joke
@nerijusvilcinskas7851
@nerijusvilcinskas7851 5 лет назад
I would love to have a Beard like that :/ Doesn't grow as much sadly :/
@UkeofCarl
@UkeofCarl 5 лет назад
I agree!
@douglaslay7487
@douglaslay7487 5 лет назад
You people need to get out more and meet something that we used to call - A WOMAN !
@nerijusvilcinskas7851
@nerijusvilcinskas7851 5 лет назад
@@douglaslay7487 Thanks for the tip man
@markrigg6623
@markrigg6623 5 лет назад
He needs to use a compressor on his hair.
@steverae
@steverae 5 лет назад
A great video Paul. One of the best compression explanations out there.
@HansMcSix
@HansMcSix 5 лет назад
Finally compression well explained for us guitarist. Great job again, Paul ! 👍
@TheRezus35
@TheRezus35 5 лет назад
is it just me or the sounds without the compressor are sounding more "alive" than with compressor?
@spookybaba
@spookybaba 5 лет назад
You're correct. It is more alive, and more dynamic without, for sure. 👍
@G0RD0NL1M35
@G0RD0NL1M35 4 года назад
Yes
@cerveshred
@cerveshred 4 года назад
I played all my life without compressor
@ericscaillet2232
@ericscaillet2232 4 года назад
@@cerveshred over processing has its advantages and limitations whereas when it starts to negatively affect the quality of the sound it is better to do without it unless that is the sound you are after
@galus14436
@galus14436 4 года назад
When recording, without some compresion, all the peaks will keep your mix from being loud. And i'm not talking about a loudness war. Now, if you can control your dynamics some with how you play the instrument, you can be your own compresor. As for playing live with a compresor, for a bass player it's really great. Without it, you simply do not cut through the mix consistantly. Now again, if you control how you play and drive your amp hard, or add overdrive, then you are technically adding your own compresion. For electric guitar, not as important, but just a tad will help tame the wild beast a bit. All just my opinion, and from my experience.
@Evan-ef7tk
@Evan-ef7tk 5 лет назад
John Frusciante used it, and if it's good enough for him it's good enough for me!
@superdoggo9041
@superdoggo9041 5 лет назад
Ronnie Jackson well you absolutely have the right to think that but that’s just not true
@morten1
@morten1 5 лет назад
Didn't he use heroine too? :D
@Evan-ef7tk
@Evan-ef7tk 5 лет назад
@@morten1 Yeaahhhh I'm only referring to his music, not his lifestyle lol
@Josh-iw2kw
@Josh-iw2kw 5 лет назад
@Ronnie Jackson Many people above the age of 50...
@MarshallLore
@MarshallLore 5 лет назад
@Ronnie Jackson dont worry. RHCP are the most overrated band of all time.
@tooruoikawa8985
@tooruoikawa8985 5 лет назад
Thank you for your explanation. You have a great understanding and yet can make it sound like common knowledge.
@stevenb.9839
@stevenb.9839 2 года назад
Thx Mr. Davids your beautifully explained what I recently experienced. You're doing great work, also to improve the sound 👍👏
@musefan69
@musefan69 5 лет назад
no one NEEDS a compressor...they can be useful, though.
@thrash1337
@thrash1337 5 лет назад
TL;DR - it's a waveform sausage machine.
@reamasaurusrex7236
@reamasaurusrex7236 5 лет назад
Great tip about rolling the volume down when using distortion before compression - works beautifully
@crlguitar1
@crlguitar1 3 года назад
Great examples of how compressors change the guitar's output...LOVE Paul's facial expressions when something sounds a bit wrong.... These videos are always entertaining AND educational! Thanks Paul!
@robmds8256
@robmds8256 5 лет назад
Youll get copyrights strike by using the word COMPRESSION
@acf2802
@acf2802 4 года назад
"This is why you need to kill all of your dynamic range for no reason." Uhm, NO.
@airgliderz
@airgliderz 4 года назад
No logic in your statement. If you abuse compression, like any affect it can cause issues... Kinda like your generalized statement which are all ways wrong...
@lemfandango
@lemfandango 4 года назад
Calm down clown. Go listen to classical
@acf2802
@acf2802 4 года назад
@@lemfandango Make me.
@airgliderz
@airgliderz 4 года назад
@@lemfandango calm down listen to some great blues or rock. Though I doubt your capable of calm.
@RH_Guitar
@RH_Guitar 2 года назад
This was an outstanding video! Definitely helped with my understanding of compression and how I can use it in the studio!
@nc6714
@nc6714 5 лет назад
Excuse me Paul David, but you're videos are by far my favorite guitar related videos available on RU-vid. Thank you, from all of my heart.
@drmedwuast
@drmedwuast 3 года назад
it's pronounced tran"s"ient with an s, not tran"sh"ient
@email3575
@email3575 3 года назад
not in his language tho...we know what he means
@chrismortlock2192
@chrismortlock2192 3 года назад
Imagine there are people out there who speak a different native language and have a different accent thus pronouncing a word differently than you 🤯
@drmedwuast
@drmedwuast 3 года назад
@@chrismortlock2192 I’m not a native speaker. If I said a word wrong I would like to know. I’m just trying to help him out.
@jimmydim2212
@jimmydim2212 5 лет назад
This video is essential, thank you for making it. I learned about compression during my baby steps in Ableton but didn't know how to apply it to my guitar playing. Now people with the same problem can learn instantly what took me quite a while.
@ghrnandz01
@ghrnandz01 11 месяцев назад
Best, most clear explanation of compression ever! Thank you.
@BlueL1n3
@BlueL1n3 5 лет назад
Thank you for posting this video! I got a couple pedals for my acoustic and the compressor has sat in the box for almost a year because I didnt really know what to do with it. Now that I'm starting to notice the nuances of my guitar's tone through my preamp, I finally felt comfortable adding the compressor into my FX loop this week and really notice the difference. Safe to say its going to be a staple on my acoustic board now.
@TheFULLMETALCHEF
@TheFULLMETALCHEF 5 лет назад
Just might be the best explanation of compression ever. Great job, Paul.
@sjsphotog
@sjsphotog Год назад
Great tutorial PD. really helps me understand it completely now. As for testing WHERE in the chain you want it, that's when a modeler like the Helix helps make it so easy to drag and drop in the signal chain wherever you want to try it out to A/B test so it's super easy no messing with cables ;) keep up the good work.
@armenflintstone
@armenflintstone 5 лет назад
Great explanation thanks. My mxr dynacomp sits before all my fuzz/dist pedals and of course before the tubes I overdrive in my amp. The only thing I have behind it is my mutron 3 env filter.
@Westerdd
@Westerdd Год назад
Very well explained. The visual representation of the signal helped a lot
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