sidechaining in Reason ... possible?
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solitude |
Searched the forum, but didn't find any info on this issue...
So, the question is, is there any way to connect the devices in Reason to obtain a sidechaining, with for example, the kick and bass? |
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Massive84 |
as far as i know, no. |
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BIKKEL |
Maybe with the audio merger and splitter! |
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hey cheggy |
No, in order to sidechain, you need a compressor that allows for the input of another signal. This is not possible in reason, fruity or cubase unfortunately. You can compress the kick and bass together to get a similar result but you won't be able to duck in reason. |
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cyrus2k2 |
quote: | Originally posted by hey cheggy
This is not possible in reason, fruity or cubase unfortunately. |
this is not quite right. at least for fruity and cubase check the dbAudioware Compressor. you need two instances, a sender and a reciever.
HERE's a short tutorial...
ok, back to topic:
there's a way to 'emulate' sidechaining in Fruityloops. perhaps this works in Reason, too.
with a PeakController on the kickdrum you can control the gain of your bassline. on every kick the volume gets lowered and raised right after which makes your bassline 'duck'. but i don't know if Reason offers a similar device. |
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solitude |
thx for answering :)
the scream device has some modulation inputs on its back though, perhaps those can be used if you yse the scream as a compressor? |
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Swing |
Can someone give me a quick run down on what sidechaining is ? |
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Massive84 |
even if it's possible in reason through wiring..
i wonder if the Reason compressor is strong enough for sidechaining. |
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CynepMeH |
Huh... pretty goot tutorial ^^^. I actually thought of all those NYE parties, hosted by Dick Clark - there's a cheer of the crowd full blast and then when he starts to talk, it dies down. The moment he stops, it picks up right away. So, I guess this is what 'ducking' is.
Pretty cool |
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Sexomatic |
one thing i know sidechaining can be done in friuty |
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Spad |
quote: | Originally posted by cyrus2k2
this is not quite right. at least for fruity and cubase check the dbAudioware Compressor. you need two instances, a sender and a reciever.
HERE's a short tutorial...
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Absolute gold thanks mate :D |
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