Side chaining and multiband compression.
These are couple of the biggest buzzword terms in production these days, but what are they and how do you use them?
I sifted through a bunch of tutorials and put together some of the best ones on the most popular platforms Cubase, Reason, Nuendo, & Logic, and posted them on my blog hope this info is useful to you guys...

HTTP://JUNGLISTMANIFESTO.BLOGSPOT.COM

___________________
http://JUNGLISTMANIFESTO.BLOGSPOT.COM
WWW.MYSPACE.COM/CHILIBANKSMUSIC

side chaining? shit man, how revolutionary!



thanks for the act of contributing, but these things have been discussed to death.

People still use Nuendo and Reason?

___________________
i'm the alchemist without the cyst without a doubt out of the mist
dig out the grout expose the pest to take it out without the rest

they will attest my patients restorations from the best

i'm from the west i'm not an acmeist only the alchemist

quote:

Originally posted by echosystm side chaining? shit man, how revolutionary! thanks for the act of contributing, but these things have been discussed to death.

He posted a helpful link to a blog he obviously put some time into, no need to shit on his contribution, even if its not the latest breakthrough in audio engineering.

___________________
_____________________________________
commercial and underground electronic music (house/techno/trance/other) will surpass today's hip hop/pop/rock/country in worldwide interest...if it has'nt already.

quote:

Originally posted by echosystm thanks for the act of contributing, but these things have been discussed to death.

Maybe so, but it doesn't stop the rearing of "HOW DO I SIDECHAYNZ???/" threads on a weekly basis. Let's just hope the more helpful threads there are pertaining to such subjects eventually curb the amount of willing to post an already answered 500 times thread. Of course, that could all be futile as the majority of that demographic live in a world so time constrained that a search function becomes too costly. Either way, I don't have problems with the helpful post--thanks. I'll take one of these ANY day over a Mac vs. PC one.

___________________

I agree, although this has been discussed so has everything else. Once you understand something thats it. There will always be noobs asking the same thing.

Good thread still.