Amazing idea for a series! Again you provide real value to the community, David. Thanks a lot!

this is the part of my life that i don't regret for studying 6 years of electronics. Great video!

@vigneshkarthikeyan8174

Жыл бұрын

Yeah same. Ive built some, and could build the rest. And understand most of it to a sickening degree haha

Been looking forward so much for this!

Hey David! Thank you so much for your work. It is gold! I don’t know anyone on youtube who has such well explained and professional contents about audio production and mixing. You answered so much questions I had especially when I was a beginner back in 2017. I’m glad you are so dedicated. I usually don’t write comments on KZread but I must say again : just thank you !

I am so hyped for the series!! Cant wait for it!

This is one of the few MOST INFORMATIVE " SHOWS ON KZread". And i been watching for yrs!!

Broooooo thank you so much for doing this. Just this video was very informative. Can’t wait to see in depth dives into each type with your thoughts on when and where to use them! Thanks!

Thank you for starting this series!

You're a maniac in the best sense of the word, David. Very excited about this one! Can never thank you enough. Learning so so much!

Very cool quick rundown of the different kinds of compressors. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

Hey, thank you for this video, it answered a huge chunk of my questions almost immediately after they became questions. Great timing!

I'm hanging at your ear. I've become a real sucker for that most interesting subject. I even learned to hear differences now, but still have problems to choose the right tool in any given situation from the hundreds of available models. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us :)

Awesome, awesome bud...this is great. Really looking forward to the rest of the videos!

Love this idea. Keep em coming!

Once again, David, great info, thanks! I have collected WAY too many compressor plug ins.. all of them are great, but I am now needing some tips on choosing the best design for best application. This overview was awesome, I look forward to each deep dive on each type.

Super informative! Thank you for taking the time to create this.

Great video. Thanks!

Great series and looking forward to the upcoming vids. Thanks!

Really great video. You do an awesome job of breaking them down conceptually.

Exactly what i was looking for; concise with deliberate terminology and no bro-science production jargon. Excellent video! :)

Awesome. Rumor has it that David is gonna give away 100 units of each of these compressors every week until the end of the year because he loves us so much... ;)

@aaroneschenburg4018

2 ай бұрын

Joy

great video my man!

Thanks for a brilliantly comprehensive explanation of my ultimately favourite studio tool. As an acolyte of all things related to compression and compressors, this is the best video. Thanks loads!

Amazing delivery and compressor content. Thank you.

Wow, content like this is golden! So helpful and greatly appreciated, thank you!

Une des seuls chaînes avec un vrai contenu...franchement, je la conseille à mes potes musiciens...TOP

Excellent, can't wait for the other episodes!

Can't wait......you are doing great job for us !

Excellent, clear, concise

Thanks for the info. Great job... as usual!!

Man, i watch this channel like some people watch ESPN! This is one of my absolute favorites!....PERIOD!

look forward to the series, great idea

Already love this series!

You've gone BEAST mode David!!! This video is TOTAL Homerun with all bases loaded.

Great video!! Thank you

killed it! good job!

Absolutely Awesome info

This video is gold🔥

Thanks for this great explanation !

Great stuff man , enlightening. Your love for compressors is obvious like the tattoos on your forearms which seem inspired by FET transistors :)

Thanks david...very helpful information...

Great topic to get into detail, very nice

Very informative. Thank you.

what a wealth of knowledge of a video right here. so awesome thank you!!!

Great!! Thank you 🙏🏻🍀

Best on KZread, period

Great info thanks!

Excellent breakdown.

Omg... Yaaaaaaay!!! Let's go.. Finally..

im just now watching this and wondered why i love the chandler on parallel and you explained it. Good to know i have good ears.

Solid video, good sir!

You are without doubt the best source of Mixing and Mastering information I have found on KZread

@mixbustv

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

this is my 2nd time watching this video it's so informative it helped me a lot THANKS DAvid

Thnx...super well explained !

Looking forward to the new videos in the series!!!! Great idea

Great video!

Great video! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very good - thanks David.

Ready 💪 For real though this is the only audio video with zero dislikes amazing channel!!!

@wyattalexander4041

4 жыл бұрын

MixbusTV haha Wow I’d say that’s not bad at all!!

Thanks David! Speaking of PMW, Waves made a PIE based plugin and the SKnote SDC's second stage claims to be PMW based as well.

Great! Looking forward for the next videos in the series..... Thanks David! Have a great day! ;-)

Thanks alot !!

Best mixing and gear head channel on youtube, just a thing, I believe the waves pie compressor is an emulation of a PWM type, good idea for a series David.

Hey man Ik this is an older vid but great shit. Love watching these while having some lunch :)

Bravo Palomas!

Incredible! I am already 110% invested! :D

@whitefiretor7768

4 жыл бұрын

@@mixbustv No worries! Excuse the brick wall of text... sometimes I get a little carried away when writing back an email and don't know when to stop. 😅

Excellent video David. Again helped me decide on a Heritage Audio Successor over a WesAudio, Tegeler Crème and others. Bless You Bro!

MixBus TV! King 👑 of Kings 👑

This video is so useful that I saved into my favourite list

I appreciate this explanation....

We are here on the best KZread channels dedicated to sound techniques. Here I learned everything I did not know. Too bad for those who do not know it. Thank you for everything David.

@deobeatsmusic

4 жыл бұрын

Don't eat alone kage pro tv. ☺ share with your friends too

One word - YES 😊

Woah🔥🔥.... heavy introduction ❤️❤️❤️

You are the man!!!

Great! Let's go!

Great vid

Thank you for doing this series! I’m about to purchase my first hardware comp to go with my first hardware EQ (just released revision of the Manley Mastering Massive Passive) and I can’t wait for the next videos!! I’d love to know which types and models you’d say are “must-haves” for mastering in each group of similar genres (for me it’s the broad electronic genre, minus EDM)! Thanks again!!

Great video

Wow. This is great.

Well done Sir, as usual... Thanks for your clarity, on every subjects, always ... Alban

Awesome!

Thank you for the billionth time sir!!!

The only channel I don’t skip the commercials so you guys can fully monetize your efforts. Good s*** fam!

Great video! I'm looking forward to see what you have to say on all those compression technologies.

@samiwow

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe the same with EQ's later on ?

Now THIS is the shxt I needed 🤟🏽💯💯💯💯💯 salute from Australia

Love this and excited about the upcoming vids? Are they coming everyday?

Cool, I am totally down for a multi-part marathon geek-out...I'm in...

Love it bro!!! Make some more, give some more knowledge on compression. One of the complex things in engineering world

Funny how you adviced to use fairchail compressors in a subtle and transparant way, while I liked it the most when I used it in paralel on a drumbus while absolutely cranking the living shit out of the knobs in mid side. I really liked how that changed the stereofield. And pulled up so many detailed details while also making the drums sound more moving and alive. I played with a hardware version

Thank you

Thank you

Is the best Chanel

First time I see a great video with no dislikes 😀

Just bought the Audioscape Diode Limiter. Keen to use it.

You're the GOAT

thank you

Fountain of knowledge.

This is "Good Soup" as my son would say. Thank you.

Ecelxlent!

@bankal1442

4 жыл бұрын

ahahaha

Great video, love this kind if information! Id also love a video explaining how to hook it all up with a patchbay? What if you wanna use like 20 different outboard gear, would you not need a patchbay then? I have 16 input and 16 output channels using one audio interface with 8 channels and a digital adat for 8 more. But that wouldnt be enough to hook up like 20 outboard gear.