the sidechaining in ableton 7

its pretty outstanding. i dunno how the audiophiles feel about it, but cubase simply doesnt have routing options liek this in terms of getting that 'synth over kick drum sound', which is important esp for club tracks.

  we_kill_soapscum said:

its pretty outstanding. i dunno how the audiophiles feel about it, but cubase simply doesnt have routing options liek this in terms of getting that 'synth over kick drum sound', which is important esp for club tracks.

mmm, i think ther's some vst compressors who have sidechaining options

  THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

  we_kill_soapscum said:

its pretty outstanding. i dunno how the audiophiles feel about it, but cubase simply doesnt have routing options liek this in terms of getting that 'synth over kick drum sound', which is important esp for club tracks.

mmm, i think ther's some vst compressors who have sidechaining options

yea do you know any? none of the ones i like and use have a 'virtual in' for sidechaining.

  we_kill_soapscum said:

  THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

  we_kill_soapscum said:

its pretty outstanding. i dunno how the audiophiles feel about it, but cubase simply doesnt have routing options liek this in terms of getting that 'synth over kick drum sound', which is important esp for club tracks.

mmm, i think ther's some vst compressors who have sidechaining options

 

yea do you know any? none of the ones i like and use have a 'virtual in' for sidechaining.

mmmm, to be honest i don't know any, i just suposed there was some, cause you know, reason's compressor has it, you put the compressor on the synth, then it has a line in where you plug the kick and it crushes the synth sound when the kick gets in.

I actually have some VSTs that do sidechaining, and I used them in Ableton before they got this built in sidechaining... I must say the routing for the VSTs was really complicated and annoying (it took me like 25 minutes to figure it out), but once I got it to work it was quite nice.

And actually, to be honest, I think it sounds a lot better than Ableton's built in sidechaining... It might just be that I didn't spend enough time figuring out the sidechaining in Ableton, but the VST I have seems to work better. Maybe I'm just being stubborn because I spent so much time figuring that out, and the built in one is too easy haha, but who knows.

If anyone is interested, here is the link for it: http://www.geocities.jp/webmaster_of_sss/vst/#sidech

  we_kill_soapscum said:

  THIS IS MICHAEL JACKSON said:

  we_kill_soapscum said:

its pretty outstanding. i dunno how the audiophiles feel about it, but cubase simply doesnt have routing options liek this in terms of getting that 'synth over kick drum sound', which is important esp for club tracks.

mmm, i think ther's some vst compressors who have sidechaining options

 

yea do you know any? none of the ones i like and use have a 'virtual in' for sidechaining.

GUP-1 can do side chaining

http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/gup-1.php?Selection=0

thanks fellazz

i put my tiny 'my first ableton 7 sidechaining' track on my myspace

http://www.myspace.com/spacedisease (first song)

  tauboo said:

  we_kill_soapscum said:

thanks fellazz

 

i put my tiny 'my first ableton 7 sidechaining' track on my myspace

 

http://www.myspace.com/spacedisease (first song)

kill yourself.

 

please.

 

fucking hell...

not enough glacial melodies for you eh

whooo whooo winter twice on it's way!!! let me know when the new one is ready!!!

  we_kill_soapscum said:

  tauboo said:

  we_kill_soapscum said:

thanks fellazz

 

i put my tiny 'my first ableton 7 sidechaining' track on my myspace

 

http://www.myspace.com/spacedisease (first song)

kill yourself.

 

please.

 

fucking hell...

 

not enough glacial melodies for you eh

no idea, don't remember posting that