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KORG Gadget │ Side-Chain Compression Tutorial - haQ attaQ 184
In this video I am clarifying exactly what Side-chain compression is generally, how it works inside KORG Gadget and how to set it up! This episode has been made in response to all the questions I've been receiving on this topic since I started the KORG Gadget dnb production tricks series. I am also demonstrating why Im working with a muted London gadget to control the side-chain compression.
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Comments
Good video, as usual.
@TozBourne Aw, thank you Toz! =D
I really needed a video like this. Thank!!'
@MusicMan4Christ My pleasure! I'm glad you found the video helpful! =D
You da man, Jakob.. Thanks again
thx Jacob for this Video
@Telstar5 @Bartlinux My pleasure! I'm glad you found the vid helpful! =D
Hello!
What do you think about side chain in Gadget? I think that it doesn't work normally because it need delay compensation
That is why I prefer make automation like this
Another use for side chaining using this method is to create stutter effects like those found in Launchpad, but with complete control over the timing of the stutter.
@Denzkps Yeah I've always felt like the timing was a bit off. Just kinda let it slip whenever I use it. But thanks for the great tip on how you do it. I'll have to try that myself. Don't think I've ever done compression like that before. =D