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[Video] Robert Babicz on mastering (pg. 2)
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Acton
that was a good watch

its a shame he didnt go into any great technical detail.

i was particularly interested in the layering of multiple compressors, i know quite a few producers do this but still cant get my head round it :(
StanVoid
does anyone know any common techniques for layering compressors?

I wouldn't even know where to start with that ...
BOOsTER
use something like a plugin chain in soundforge? or simply put them back to back on your master in Ableton or something? I don't know...

but I guess what he meant actually is the side-compression.
that is achievable with mix sends-returns...
you put one compressor with normal settings on your master and a compressor with drastic compression to your send 1...than you send ammount X of your master to your send, which is returning the drastically compressed signal...that gives a bit of that extra ooomph...if you get what I mean :)
oh btw...carefull...this should be done only up to about 5% ;)

maybe someone else could explain this trick a little better :)
richg101
i liked the idea of using a super over comped layer underneath a uncompressed layer. to get the best of both worlds.


i dont know what is not to understand with regards to layering compressors so you get a collaberative compression effect. just set each different comp to a different parameter and adjust the ratio/thresholds accordingly.
music2dance2
I've wondered about this technique.
BOOsTER
so...was I right? :conf:
music2dance2
sounds so but Im not sure myself so I cant confirm anything. I assume they are connected in a serial manner?
Haak
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Originally posted by meDina
cool vid... anyone know the tracklist they used for the vid... or at least the same song that kept repeating.... unless it was all just 1 song. :)


I think most, if not all, of the tunes are from his last album, A cheerful temper
http://www.discogs.com/release/955385
Floorfiller
thanks for the link haak...was a good one hehe :p


i hope people payed attention...that's a real producer right there.
d_Verge
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing. :)

I love what he says about presets at the end, I'm constantly yelling at some friends of mine for using presets. lol

Lucidity
I believe this technique is called Parallel Compression? Many compressors have this built in, such as Fabfilter Pro C. Essentially there is a wet/dry mix, so you could do dramatic compression and just scale back the wet/dry mix.
BOOsTER
exactly parallel or side-compression that's called yeah :)
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