Side chaining, from what i understand(which is not much). It's like an alternate setting for compressors/limiters etc. allowing for clearer hits! Can someone elaborate the 'techy jargon' that websites use in explaining what the f*** it does and how i can implement it into my drums
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~ My bad, i'd bothered to search the forum and came across more than enough info
sorry!
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Niceneasyuk: 23-01-2009 20:44.
what program u using mate? i know a good graphic tutorial on how to do it in reason if u need it
basic principal of sidechaining - used a lot in house tunes to make the "pump" in dnb they are mainly used with the kick n sub, so it works like this: if u sidechain ur kick n ur sub basically evertime ur kick hits the sub "ducks" it - handy when both elements are taking up the same frequencies in the mix
basically when ur kick hits it causes the sub to duck at that point, so effectively the kick is cutting thru the mix and at that point it hits there sub moves out as soon as it is released the sub is back in there
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sorry!
