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Sidechaining in Reason 4 vs Ableton Live
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| FromAbove |
I've always practiced producing in Reason, and was quite happy with it's ease and all. Now I'm learning Ableton and I've noticed one huge thing; sidechaining in Ableton is way better.
When I connect the compressor of an instrument to be controlled by the kick drum in Reason, I find that it does do its job until I solo the instrument, and then it's back to normal. With Ableton even if I solo the sidechained instrument it still ducks and it sounds really good. I don't know if I was doing it wrong all along in Reason but it seems to me that with Ableton sidechaining is really more advanced and useful. |
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| owien |
| quote: | Originally posted by FromAbove
I've always practiced producing in Reason, and was quite happy with it's ease and all. Now I'm learning Ableton and I've noticed one huge thing; sidechaining in Ableton is way better.
When I connect the compressor of an instrument to be controlled by the kick drum in Reason, I find that it does do its job until I solo the instrument, and then it's back to normal. With Ableton even if I solo the sidechained instrument it still ducks and it sounds really good. I don't know if I was doing it wrong all along in Reason but it seems to me that with Ableton sidechaining is really more advanced and useful. |
that's because you've learnded one way off doing things in one daw and the same in a another.
now try the other way around do something different on ableton then in reason. :thepirate |
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