How To Use Waves CLA76 Or Any 1176 Style Compressor
In this video I look at how to use the Waves CLA76 compressor but this will also work with pretty much every 1176 compressor. If you would like more info on the Waves CLA 76 check this link waves.alzt.net...
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🎶🎵 Sections Of This Waves CLA 76 Video 🎵🎶
0:00 Intro To The 1176 Compressor
0:12 You Don't Need the Waves CLA76 For This
0:28 Why You Should Know What A Compressor Does
0:42 What A Compressor Does
1:56 A Quick Look At The Waves CLA 76
2:25 A Look At the 1176 Controls
2:38 Ratio Controls
3:22 The Big Input Control
3:41 1176 Output Control
3:52 How To Level Matching
4:31 1176 Attack And Release Controls
4:51 What Attack Does
5:21 1176 Release Control
6:18 Another Very Important Part of The Plugin
7:09 Analog Settings In The Waves CLA 76
7:27 How To Use 1176 Presets
8:15 Setting Up The 1176 On Vocals From Scratch
9:11 Setting Up The Ratio On The 1176
9:38 Setting The Input Compression Level
10:07 Setting The 1176 Attack
10:30 Setting The 1176 Release
10:55 Level Matching
11:34 Listening To What The Compressor Is Doing So Far
11:49 Lowering The Ratio
12:04 Doing Some Final Adjustments
12:46 Testing Out the Blacky And Bluey Versions On Vocals
13:07 Listening To The Compressed Vocals In A Mix
14:02 1176 On A Drum Bus
14:28 1176 On A Drum Bus In A Mix
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About this video
In this video Zane from Audio Tech TV (formerly Simple Green Tech) looks at how to setup the Waves CLA-76 tutorial. But this will show you how to setup pretty much any 1176 compressor plugin. The 1176 is a very easy compressor to use and it's very quick to setup. Match that with it's excellent, musical, sound and you will likely be reaching for an 1176 plugin for pretty much everything in your mix. The Waves CLA 76 plugin has both the Black and Bluey versions of the 1176 compressor and each one has it's own unique character. In this video I look at how to setup the 1176 on vocals and on a drum bus. Plus I go over all of the controls so you should feel comfortable enough to start loading the Waves CLA-76 into your projects and dialing in your own settings.
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Damn, I mean, we've all been there: you head to Beach Drive, 3 friends catch a ride and then decide to party the whole night through.
Great explanation! This is the type of content that will really help folks learn how to use plugins in their DAW.
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Always have my attack at 11 and release at 5 o clock. Works every time. Also a good tip… before you compress to balance peaks, go through and clip gain down big peaks so the compressor doesn’t have to work as hard. You’ll get a more cohesive sound.
Best explanation I’ve seen yet. The light bulb clicked for me because of your video. Thank you
This is the best music tutorial for ANYTHING music related I have ever seen on KZread. You guys definitely have a new supporter.
@AudioTechTV
Жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for this comment and for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Great explanation, especially of setting the "release" to the drum beat.
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
So instead I head to the beach drive three friends jump in to catch a ride and they decide to party the whole night through
This the first time compression truly made sense to me bro! Thank you and I’m subscribed to ALL notifications.
@AudioTechTV
Жыл бұрын
Glad the video helped. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Good advice to start with a higher ratio to better hear what's happening, then back it off. I'm going to try that out. Thanks!
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
I hope it works out for you. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Thanks.You explain very well, was a pleasure to listen.
Great tutorial!
thank you so much for sharing. this is very helpful. I have one more question though. the red light above the meter, does it matter when it turns on? does it mean that your signal is too hot? cause i notice that it turns on pretty easily and often on drum buss.
Loved the video, I just ended up with one doubt: What it means when that red light is on?
Great video, thanks! One thing I missed in the video was checking what level you are going into and out of the 1176. I heard the compressor works best on inputs "sitting around" -18 dBFS? At around 4:17 your bass track seems to be hitting the compressor "sitting around" -13 dBFS, peaking at -6.23 dBFS. How can we make sure we're setting the input levels optimally?
Cool. I've got this one but have never used it. Now I will.
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
I’m glad this video helped to inspire you to give this plugin a try. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
Amazing walkthrough! Thank you
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Well explained. Simple, short but detailed. My compliments. How are you now? I had same problems years ago so I know the implications...
@AudioTechTV
2 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video. I’m getting better. There’s still some small things going on but I’m hoping to not go through that again. Thank you for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
Cla before rcompress in the vocal chain?
whats the song?
If the attack and release are opposite in this plugin, how do we interpret the number they use for those features? Is it milliseconds? If the number goes up as you turn the dial, it's weird that it means that it's faster. Good to know!
Thanks for sharing!
When processing vocals do you use multiple compressors ? Would you de ess, EQ, then start compressing with cla 76, then go to a vocal compressor like Rvox ? Sorry, I am very new and learning
@AudioTechTV
9 ай бұрын
A lot of times I will use multiple compressors. I usually do a channel strip with some eq settings and also I use the gate on it too. Then I’ll go into a 6 band eq typically I used REQ6 and do whatever is needed after the channel strip. If a deesser is need on the vocal then I will try it before the compressor and sometimes I try it after and listen to whatever sounds best on that track. I typically use the CLA76 first where I usually look for around -8 to -10db of gain reduction then I’ll follow it up with the CLA2A where I go for about -3db of gain reduction. After the compressors I will sometimes use the deesser like I said earlier and also I may add some saturation, and possibly a vocal doubling effect like the ReelADT. Then the vocal will also be sent to 1 or two busses with reverbs and/or sometimes delays. Plus sometimes if it’s a loud song it may need to have a parallel bus to add some weight to the vocal. That’s typically how I do it for my own tracks. Nothing is ever written in stone. I will also use other compressors and EQs. Like the DBX160 can be great on vocals too or sometimes just a stock digital compressor can be useful. I’ve never really gotten into Rvox but if that works for you then go for it.
Can these be sidechained?
@AudioTechTV
4 ай бұрын
No they can’t be sidechained.
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Nice video. What DAW is it?
@AudioTechTV
Жыл бұрын
The DAW I’m using in this video is Tracktion Waveform. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
If I compress vocals and every track in my mix then when it’s time for mastering, they’re gonna compress it AGAIN!!! Can’t I just NOT compress ANYTHING and let the mastering engineer squish it all at once?
@AudioTechTV
10 күн бұрын
The compression that happens during mastering is different and aimed at the mix as a whole. Compressing individual tracks can help vocals or other instruments to not get buried in the overall mix by helping to level them out. When you compress, you’re lowering the dynamic range of the track, basically making the louder parts quieter. By doing this it allows you to increase the level of the track which brings the quieter parts up but still keeping the same overall loudness of that track. Compression can also be used to add some “oomph” to a track. Like add it to a snare and it can help to make that snare smack harder. This would be a more creative use of compression as you aren’t just using it to level things out but using it to really change the sound or energy of the track. There are other types of creative compression uses like side chaining where you use the output of a separate track to control the compression of the track the compressor is on. A subtle use of this would be to have the kick drum lower the bass guitar slightly every time the kick hits. So the kick can stand out a bit more by ducking out an instrument that competes with its frequencies. A more in your face use would be to create pumping effects on other tracks or to the overall mix. Mastering takes your mix and enhances it. If your mix has things that are being drowned out or needing energy, mastering may not be able to achieve the results you want if your mix isn’t solid. By the time you get to mastering, your vocals for example may have like 20 db of gain reduction or maybe even more, maybe less. It all depends on what the song and tracks need.
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@AudioTechTV
10 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Rip “goes for $30” 😭😭
@AudioTechTV
Жыл бұрын
There are free 1176 compressors available. Analog Obsession has one called Fetish. If you use Cakewalk there is one built in to the pro channel. If you use Studio One it has an 1176 in the Fat Channel XT. Pro Tools also comes with one. There are a lot of options out there.
this is the least intuitive UI i've ever seen lol. thanks
@AudioTechTV
7 ай бұрын
I think Waves really nailed the Ui as it’s pretty much identical to the real compressor other than the added little bar at the bottom which has some very straightforward controls.
This plugin isn't even a little close to the hardware. I know the hardware is more expensive but these plugin manufacturers gotta stop selling you a graphical picture of something that isn't. This plug sounds NOTHING at all like the Bluey hardware I have. I A/B compared em myself and it's kind of a joke there's such a big difference. There's plugs you can use for FX with great success and quality but when it comes to bread and butter FX like compression, limiting, saturation, high voltage transformers, ect.... your way better off getting the hardware. Even a cheap hardware compressor is going to sound and work better than this.