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Rounik Admin
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Parallel Compression

Nov 12th, 2010, 01:35

Check this out to learn how and why to use Parallel Compression in your Mixes: [url]http://www.macprovideo.com/blog/logic-pro/parallel-compression-logic-pro[/url] (includes audio samples) :)
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logicluvva
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Re: Parallel Compression

Nov 12th, 2010, 05:32

Sounds great.Tasty , beefy groove. There's so much diversity when it comes to compressing the drums in Logic 9. I found it daunting at first but it always seems to come back to what sounds the best for the ears involved. Cheers. Just out of interest....what do you make of the use of the mix slider as opposed to this method ? Please do a tutorial for the frequency - specific section in the compressor. I know Olav has mentioned it but it's still a little confusing.I'd like to be more confident over the full use of Logic's compressor. Thanks again, Rounik
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mtec
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Re: Parallel Compression

Nov 12th, 2010, 10:53

Nice post R. could always use the mix slider at the bottom of the Compressor. mtec
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Rounik Admin
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Re: Parallel Compression

Nov 12th, 2010, 02:49

Thanks! Yup, turning the Compressors' Mix slider to 50% will add parallel compression... but there are a couple of benefits to the way I detailed: 1- You can adjust EQ (which is what logicluvva and Olav Basoski mention) to the overly compressed signal. Very cool way to bring out the highs/lows, etc. 2- This method should be similar to follow for those using other DAWs... :) But, good points... might do a follow-up to Compression, either Parallel or Serial, or something else... Cheers Rounik
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