Logic pro sidechain compression how to#

Logic pro sidechain compression how to#

Evan explains how to use basic sidechaining to quickly duck the levels of a bass part to give the kick drum room to cut through the mix. I don't understand why the kick does sound distorted after I've bounced it and dragged it into an audio track. Expert sound designer Evan Sutton aka Astrolith explains how compressors work and then demonstrates how to use sidechain compression in Logic Pro to mix sounds. (when i turn down the compressor threshold and the release on the compressor, its REALLY distorted and i can hear a distorted kick coming through.) < that might help someone here know whats happening. What am i doing wrong? I'm almost V sure that after ive bounced the kick, and dragged in the file when THAT sounds really loud and pretty distorted, that could be something to do with it? I really want to get this technique to work, but it just always sounds distorted and sounds nasty. THe hats/any perc sounds that im using and side chaining, always sound distorted, ive played about with the A and R in the compressor, and the threshold etc, it helps a bit, but it just doesn't sound nice AT ALL! Now this brings me to my problem im having: going back a couple of steps, after i exported the original kickdrum file, and then dragged it into a audio track and press play, the kick pretty much always sounds slightly different, like nearly distorted. Then once the region has been exported, i created another track, an audio track this time,ДЄnd dragged in the kick drum audio file, set the output of this AUDIO track to NONE, i can see the feedback when i hit play,ДЄnd then compressor on my perc channel, click on the top right 'sidechain' part, and selected the audio track with that 2nd kickdrum on, fine, it works. Right click on the region and 'export as audio file' (this is 'bouncing, right?) I have managed to do this, this is how i did:Дragged a kickdrum sample into UB (ultrabeat) What i am trying to achieve and kind of have, is to get the sound im using (hats) to dip/make the pumping effect each time the kick hits. I wanted to keep it short and tried to make it as simple as i could.If this video was useful in any way. The compressor will compress both sounds as if it were one, allowing for a tighter and more in-sync bass sound.Right, i ve previoslu posted a thread in here regarding how to: 'side chain compression, using a ghost kick'. Hi YouTube.I hope this video was useful in some way. For example, if you have two different bass sounds in your track, it may be a good idea to add them to a Summing Stack and place a compressor on that stack. This is great for tightening sounds and making them sound similar.

A plugin on a Summing Stack will read all of the tracks as one track, therefore affecting the different tracks as a whole. Summing Stacks have the same inserts as normal tracks. Note: In earlier versions of Ableton Live (< 10.1), setting up sidechaining worked differently, which is described here. To display the Side Chain control you need to enable Show. In Logic Pro X you may not see the Side Chain input at the top of the VocALign Plug-in window. Summing Stacks give you more flexibility to tweak sounds to your liking. A typical usage for a compressor plugin in a signal chain is in a 'side chain' configuration. If youвЂ™re new to using Track Stacks, we went into depth about the different types in a previous post: вЂњHow to Build a Worship Set in Logic ProвЂќ. LetвЂ™s look into each one so you can implement it in your music production and build on your existing sounds. Track Stacks and sidechain compression are very useful tools for producing. Published by Loop Community on February 20, 2020 How to Use Track Stacks and Sidechain Compression in Logic Pro