This man is so good at teaching

Absolutely love Dave Darlington's work on Aaron Park's Invisible Cinema, and his explanation here is crystal clear, what a pro!

Oh man. The more I know, the more I don't know.

@mcgruffmo

8 жыл бұрын

+John Smith that's the beauty of it all!

@Blue69HD

8 жыл бұрын

+John Smith "if you think you know everything , it's because you don't know nothing"

@alejandrotorres2223

3 жыл бұрын

That’s right dude ...

@adrianwagner336

3 жыл бұрын

the most valuable thing you know is that

It doesn't matter what or how much you know: it's so beautiful to discover something new every day. Thank you for this tutorial. I never thought about sidechaining this way.

I do this all the time (ducking the synths/pads, ducking the bass, ducking parts of the track with the vox), but I never thought to use it on an FX channel. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!

All his tutorials are off the hook, love this , i hope waves keeps more video from him coming, thanks dave

Thanks Dave. Nice demo on Side chaining

Love Dave's Tutorials..... Top Guy !

Wow! You live and you learn something new everyday.

Excellent tutorial. Thanks Dave.

Beautifully explained and demonstrated

Thanks for this "By the Book" reminder... reminds me on my time spent in SAE!

I love Dave's tutorials!

@littlejohnchrisley

7 жыл бұрын

any link you might be able to offer up from this guy id love to ask please sail my way.this guy is the bees knees ..minus the pumper plug but thats life and support ..thnk you

This one really helped. I started using the pumper jus fr effect in beats. Works real nice . Thnx Dave!!! Thnx Waves!

Thank you. Any tuts from Dave are good.

More from Dave please !!!

You made side chaining so easy to understand.

Explained it so clearly. Thank you.

Nice to see and hear the actual source for once.

Thank you. Really clear explanation, patiently done

Super explanation. I have to admit that I thought I was hearing badly mastered dance songs on badly limited radio stations for quite a while, and I'm not convinced that's not where the idea came from! Like someone plugged a new bassed out CD into the board at the classical station, and pegged the bass eq and caused that gulping noise in the limiter, and everyone called in to ask what that was and can you do it again tomorrow... and then a producer caught wind of it and said he could make a CD sound like that... in fact he had been struggling to AVOID that for the last 20 years... sure!

Brilliantly done and Friendly Dave - Thank You!. I think I am going to treat myself to a OneKnob Pumper for Christmas!! :)

Oooh, I get it now! Thanks Dave.

Great video, great examples. Thank you

Very cool and useful tutorial, thank you!

Brilliant. Thanks

Excellent demonstration, thanks Dave.

Thank you for your knowledge

Nice demos

HI Dave thanks. Still a good video. I grew up in North Jersey, been a long time since I heard NYC accent. God Bless. Go Knicks.

thank you! simplicty is key!

wow! thanks Sir!

Great Points!!!

wat a nice teacher!

thanks!!! learned a lot!

Great vidoeo! Definitely going to expirement right now!!

nice video. thanks and God bless.

cool track!

good man! thanks

Fantastic

thanks!

thanks you explained how that works really well. It's just that to a person who was a teenager during the 1980s, that sidechain compression, or pumping, effect sounds a lot like half the keyboards are running through a skidding tape deck. Not a good effect and it's unfathomable how it's so popular.

I think that the vocals are too squashed, but another good tutorial and new tips for me. Thanks a lot!

Would love to see Dave explain how he mixed Aaron Park’s invisible cinema.

Man, that OKP is one of the simplest sidechain plugs I’ve seen!

@seansweeney3532

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think it's side chain. It's the effect of side chaining, easily deployed in audio suite, but linked to the beat grid... so basically it pumps at pre-determined rhythm... not side chain... but a pseudo tremolo effect.

@DatAnydeks

3 жыл бұрын

@@seansweeney3532 Hey! good thinking, thanks!

coooool

On the last one regarding the delay, he used the delay send to trigger the compress - my question is, where did he put the compressor? Is it a plugin on the delay channel?

@chrisdecato

9 жыл бұрын

in the eg the comp was on the delay ch, but was being triggered by the dry vocal, or in this case super distorted vocal!

Been looking all over for a example how to side chain with these plugins mainly mixer hub

@waves

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, our tech support department is open 7 days a week and will be more than glad to assist. Please contact us directly: www.waves.com/contact-us

do you have a dvd out that show how to record in debt from begining to end if so where can i buy one from bc im really trying to learn how to record

🔥

I realize they released the one knob pumper for free a couple of weeks ago, but TAL industries has the TAL-Filter for free all the time I'm pretty sure. And You can do the exact same thing with it. I've been doing it that way for almost a year now, it's no different than actual side chaining really.

Thank you for this very interesting video, I have a (silly ?) question though. Can I use this on ableton ? And how can I trigger the track to use the compression ?

@iodace193

3 жыл бұрын

You can. You'll have to create either another audio or return track. Slap your sidechain plugin on the track through which the signal you want to duck passes. Set the audio in option on the new blank track to e.g. kick, and audio out to the track on which you have your plugin. Set the send on the kick track to 100%. Done.

Yo Dave. Long time no see. Just talked with Larry,

What's the songname of the band? I heard the name of the band is "Bonified 3000", right?

Anyone know a free plugin that has the external key, trigger option ?

Nice plugin, but i would rather stick to R comp, I don't think that any other plugin would react on side chaining if i change the kick eq parameters, especially the low end.

One knob pressure or one knob pumper ? Can't find it

What is track 26 doing? Apologies in advance for being thick. I can tell its the mono sum of track 25 but....help

why not use a gate/expander for the delay? sounded still like a bit much delay on the last example.

@seansweeney3532

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, but what would you be gating or expanding? You would be using it on the vocals, right? Buy in his mix his vocals are already mixed where he wants them, so it's the delay effect he wants to limit with the comp, and then swell back up when there are no vocals... I can't envision a way to do that with any kind of gate without re-mixing the vocals.

oneknob is not sidechaining though righT? just a preset tempo for the compression

@sebastianalegre7148

8 жыл бұрын

+Ossian M Looks like it. Its a way to avoid a mute kick track which I find to be less messy.

@_gheo

7 жыл бұрын

I agree with Sebastian. OneKnobb Pumper looks like just a sidechain effect designed to just follow the tempo.

@littlejohnchrisley

7 жыл бұрын

its a good way to avoid understanding..i was excited..it postponed me learning for another lifetime haha

@_gheo

7 жыл бұрын

it is a good effect though.Helps you to keep the daw clean and takes less RAM, but it doesn't let you control properly the effect (i.e. a kick that hits every 1/4 note and then changes to every 1/8). I guess the only way to achieve this with oneknobb pumper would be with automation, but in my opinion it's too much work compared to sidechaining it manually.

@kaptablack

6 жыл бұрын

Same as plugin kickstart

Music name?

What is a sidechain? How do you sidechain?

Hi! Which DAW is he using?

@virgilhughes7837

2 жыл бұрын

That is Pro Tools.

@TheSideProject

2 жыл бұрын

@@virgilhughes7837 There's people saying Pro Tools works better on recording than mixing and mastering. What do you think?

Why no one shows how to set up the side chain we all know side chain works wth

I was a bit confused, because technically it is not side-chaining - the kick happens to be on every 1/4th but it's signal is never used. I would prefer calling this ducking,. because that is the heavy effect often used in pop. Sidechaining can also be used very subtle so one instrument leaves just a bit of room for the other when it is needed, in a blues track for instance.

Imagine that band playing live that song... No relation at all with the recording

@kaspartambur

7 жыл бұрын

Imagine live side-chain compressing ;)

lol that 50 millisecond delay was awful for that track... sounded out of time

Sidechaining is being used far too heavily over almost every instrument, on many songs produced recently, it's ruining music! Less is more if it's across many instruments. Don't kid yourself it sounds cool, it's all about the song, not a wild pumping effect. I've lost count of songs produced with massive sidechaining, totally ruined.

@TheSkuxboi

7 жыл бұрын

TRAP NATION BUD haha feel ya

@DirtyFB1

6 жыл бұрын

I use it just to make kick and bass not overlap, so you cant even hear the pumping, I think thats a fair use :p

@seansweeney3532

3 жыл бұрын

Yea. It's the overused effect for the 15 minutes we're currently occupying. And in about 5-10 years people will hear and ask WTF drugs we're they on? They engineered the songs to sound like you did a blackout hit of FREON... BUT WHY?? lol

Its good tutorial but that song sucks lol too much going on

This isn't sidechaining

how to polish a turd.

Grossbeat