
Sidechaining in Studio One 3
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3:23
Introduction
Introduction and description of what sidechaining is.
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8:06
Sidechaining the Kick to Bass
Learn how to create this classic effect.
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11:33
Sidechaining the Kick & Snare to Bass
Learn how to improve your mix for all types of music.
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6:24
Sidechaining Snare & Hi-Hats to Instruments
Explore creative possibilities with this sidechaining technique.
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10:54
Sidechaining Snare to FX & Room Tracks
Learn how to add width and depth to drums.
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7:58
Sidechaining Toms & Instruments
Learn how to create space and improve impact of toms using sidechaining.
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5:11
Using Ghost Tracks
Explore nudging ghost tracks for interesting sidechaining results.
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10:33
Using Loop Ghost Tracks
Learn how loop ghost tracks create interesting pumping and rhythmical results.
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9:12
Multiband Sidechaining
Learn how to multiband sidechaining can transform tracks and groove.
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4:57
Mixing Music & Dialogue using Sidechaining
Explains why this popular technique is used and demonstrates how in Studio One 3.
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10:36
Using the Sidechain Input
Moving forward once more, we now have an overview look at the Key Editor that acts like a ‘full version’ of the In Place Editor with extra functions. We take in information about some of the tool bar options that make using all of the editors easier.
Product Overview
The elusive art of using Sidechains and Side Chain Compression to make tracks come alive is one of the most exciting musical weapons in your arsenal. In this 11 video tutorial series, Studio One 3 expert Michael Tomblin makes Sidechaining creative, fun and easy.
Michael starts by going over the basic definition of what Sidechaining is, and how to use the Sidechain input in Studio One 3. From there, the creative experiments begin! Michael shows you how to Sidechain the Kick and Snare to effects on the Bass Track to get that classic, pumping dance bass, among other uses.
Next, Michael gives you an example of some rhythmic possibilities when you Sidechain Snares and Hi-Hats to Instrument Tracks. Still focused on drums, Michael demonstrates how Sidechaining the Snare to the Effects and Room Tracks can add width and depth to your drum processing. Sidechaining the Toms to the Instrument Tracks is also shown, and how it can create space and increase the impact of the Toms.
Michael then covers using Ghost Tracks and Looping Ghost Tracks in his next 2 videos. You’ll learn how tracks that you don't send to the outputs can be sent to a Sidechain Input for unique rhythmic and creative results.
Finally, Michael covers how you can use Sidechaining with Multi-Band Processors and other built-in Studio One 3 processors for some Transformative Groove Effects. Lastly, see how Sidechaining can be used when Mixing Dialog and Music together.
Whether you're new to Studio One 3 and Sidechaining or an experienced user looking to pick up some killer new techniques, don't miss "Sidechaining in Studio One 3"!
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Reviews
Submitted 3 years ago
Add to your mixing bag of tricks.
You may not love the music, but the various examples of sidechaining in this course may give you some food for thought and inspiration for being more creative with your own mixes. It's worth the watch.
I am a: Studio One
Submitted 3 years ago
not bad, some techniques are useful but the music is not meaningful, only few loop tracks
the problem with such music examples is that they don't have relation to the reality in a professional production - its easy to play around with some demo loop tracks - everything seems to work spectacular. but in the real daily station wth 50 plus tracks the things work very different... well don nevertheless!
I am a: Professional, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
Very well done!
Really well laid out, with clear examples. I only wish he had used examples from a greater variety of musical styles. It's mostly EDM.
I am a: Professional, Musician, Producer, Sound for Film/TV, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Studio One
Response from Customer Service:
Thank you for the review. We're glad the tutorial was helpful.
Just so you know, sidechaining isn't genre specific so you can apply the same technique to any type of music regardless of what examples are used.
I hope that clears it up!
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 4 years ago
Great information and instructor.
Very useful information.
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Reason, Studio One
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 5 years ago
Some really cool ideas in this series
This was a great purchase expanding my mind in new ways of using stock plugins. very cool!
I am a: Semi-Pro, Audio Engineer, Musician
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 5 years ago
Well done
Couldn't have been explained better. It was very informative.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 3 years ago
Add to your mixing bag of tricks.
You may not love the music, but the various examples of sidechaining in this course may give you some food for thought and inspiration for being more creative with your own mixes. It's worth the watch.
I am a: Studio One
Submitted 3 years ago
not bad, some techniques are useful but the music is not meaningful, only few loop tracks
the problem with such music examples is that they don't have relation to the reality in a professional production - its easy to play around with some demo loop tracks - everything seems to work spectacular. but in the real daily station wth 50 plus tracks the things work very different... well don nevertheless!
I am a: Professional, Musician, Producer, Audio Engineer
Submitted 4 years ago
Very well done!
Really well laid out, with clear examples. I only wish he had used examples from a greater variety of musical styles. It's mostly EDM.
I am a: Professional, Musician, Producer, Sound for Film/TV, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Studio One
Response from Customer Service:
Thank you for the review. We're glad the tutorial was helpful.
Just so you know, sidechaining isn't genre specific so you can apply the same technique to any type of music regardless of what examples are used.
I hope that clears it up!
Submitted 4 years ago
Great information and instructor.
Very useful information.
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Sound Designer, Sound for Film/TV, Ableton Live, Reason, Studio One
Submitted 5 years ago
Some really cool ideas in this series
This was a great purchase expanding my mind in new ways of using stock plugins. very cool!
I am a: Semi-Pro, Audio Engineer, Musician
Submitted 5 years ago
Well done
Couldn't have been explained better. It was very informative.