Looks good guys

Code:

http://recordingschool.biz/homerecording/advanced-compression-p-106.html

 

Man... 76$ !!

Hope it will be on Audioz soon because it sounds very interesting !

 

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that does look very interesting

 

I have permission



Advanced Compression Techniques Simplified



Dynamics techniques are some of the most important techniques in audio recording.
There are some very powerful advanced techniques used by the pros that the average recording enthusiast does not utilize.
These techniques VERY often set apart the professional from the armature.
In the past these techniques have been viewed as complicated and difficult.
In this video we simplify a full range of very powerful dynamics control and reshaping techniques, complete with examples.
Some of the techniques we explain and teach in this video are:

Parallel Compression
Upward Compression
Upward Expansion
Downward Expansion
Downward Compression
Vintage Technique's
Vintage Design and Differences
VCA
Vari-Mu
FET
Optical
Electro
Auto-summing Peak Limiters
Multiband Limiters
Multiband Compressors
Expansion
Reshaping Dynamics
Macro-dynamics
Micro-dynamics
Producers Choice of Compressor for each Instrument
Characteristic's of Different Compressors
Tape Emulation
Producers Dynamics Tricks

 

I dont want to know any more about compression

 

I read about a guy who got sued for distributing RSO videos, he was sent to jail...NO SHIT!
I wouldn't mind having a copy though....

 

Damn dyslexia i forgotten the c lol anywho unless your bruce sweidien this stuff is all good for a better mix try to know it beyond knowing it guys ;-)

 

Bluer.

 

From the site: "These techniques VERY often set apart the professional from the armature." Not professional writing anyway! lol

 

Compression is overrated... RAR is the best, closely followed by 7Z. [joke] Really, it's mostly needed only on *some* drums, bass and vocals. hmm "only" lol. Ears and EQ is the main shit. ;) However, if you have shitty sounds and shitty arrangement, nothing will help you to get professionally sounding results.

Cheers!

 

Ah well, another video showing the never-shown-before, must-know invaluable secrets of the stars, which is more important than using your own ears and techniques, of course.

Interesting. Wasn't it the very Bruce Swedien who's one of the most famous propagators of *not using compression*?

BTW, while fighting for free speech on the Internet, why not also fight against the worldwide loudness war...

 

lol i guess the guy that put the new tutorials up might have dyslexia too, i agree with good gainstaging mixed with eq, compression would be used less but it depends on the circumstances of the genre of music in a sense.....