Give any plugin a Dry/Wet Knob - Works on Any DAW
What do you do if your plugins don't have a Dry/Wet Knob? In this video I'm going do a deep dive into how to set up aux tracks and do parallel processing.
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0:00 Intro
0:58 How and Why You Need This
2:53 Aux Tracks and Layers
04:05 Audio Demo - Unprocessed Drums
04:50 Saturation Layer
05:56 Faders vs Send Knobs - Same Thing!
07:39 Difference from Splitter Technique
08:31 Sending the Same Mix to Effects
10:13 Post/Pre Fader Examples
11:10 Avoiding Too Much Low End Saturation
12:22 Audio Demo - Saturation on Drums Arouser LT and Big Freq
14:21 Using a Control Surface for Mixing Control
15:08 Compression Layer Explained
16:26 Audio Demo - Compression Layer Arouser LT
17:18 Advanced Technique
18:57 Audio Demo - Transient Shaping
19:58 Why a Polarity Flip Shapes the Sound
21:00 Final Thoughts on Drum Mixing
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Great video once again. To all my fellow Reaper users: Yes we have a Mix knob on every plugin and they’re fantastic, however…. 1) in the mix they require Opening every plugin to use them. Not ideal. 2) using a traditional Send/Return technique as in this video lays everything out in front of you 3) you can blend at individual track fader, the send, and the receive and fine tune your processing. 4) all of that is Pushing Into the processing (pre-compression/saturation) whereas the wet/dry in the reaper plugin is blending the Post processing with the dry. 5) even better than the mix knob in Reaper is CSI. I have an X-Touch and 3 Extenders, so 32-faders of 100mm blending bliss: channels, busses, parallels all at your fingertips rather than mouse clicks If you’re at all a Michael Brauerizer, then this technique is second nature.
Hey Ryan, I dig that old Ward/Beck VU meter... how are you sending audio to it? If I remember correctly, they had those old tie-line type screw inputs? Are you sending a summed signal or just one mono? Thanks, and keep up the excellent work!
I wanna know Equalizer plug-in with dry/wet knob
All my plugins have a dry/wet knob, thanks to Reaper ;)
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I actually thought of that exact fact
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Have fun opening every plugin
Step 1: Download Reaper Step 2: use the dry/wet control 😄