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@j_liljedahl please consider porting the AUFX series to Auria. I've bought all of your previous FX apps, and will probably buy this just to support the great work that you do, but in all honestly I can't see myself actually using this app outside of Auria. I know I can use it as an IAA effect, but that workflow sucks compared to using native Auria plugins.
If this was available as an Auria plugin I would happily pay far more for it, which might make sense if the Auria ecosystem is a more limited market.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Pristine 24 bit oversampled silence algorithm, that's just hilarious
If that one didn't this one sure does. I think my whole screen was ducking:
Yup. And this with their Q (and anything else you want to throw into the pot) gets me 80% closer in 10% of the time.
Are you kidding me? That is one of the best examples of side-chain compression. That song was a trendsetter for side-chain compression. Listen at 0:30 how the kickdrum pumps and sucks the bassline, especially the reverb tale.
@eustressor That's a good example too. I can't believe that video is flagged. What's wrong with people on Youtube?
Any other soft porn videos that demonstrate side chaining? With the garbage that's put out today, I suppose you could just throw a rock and you're likely hit one. Just remember to choose a large rock and to throw it hard.
Not quite the same thing, but not unrelated.
— the guitar is gated by noise gates using a drum machine hats signal.
Yes. Get the joke?
Think the joke was squashed.
The effects you can use a sidechain input for are pretty infinite. I included the link I did because it also covered some of the basic, maybe even boring-in-comparison original uses for them as well: ducking, de-essing... Those are the reasons they were even included on the hardware units to begin with. Then, creative people did what they do.
Almost all of the stuff you can do with a sidechain enabled compressor can also be done via automation these days (both boring/mixing and creative applications). It's just a hell of a lot easier to use a sidechain input. Almost like using an LFO or an ENV to control a synth's filter though you could use CCs and automation (or live knob movements) to the same effect. Sidechains also allow for happy accidents.
No please explain.
The video was distracting. That's all. Epic song though.