Adding Impact to Your Sounds Explained TUTORiAL
9 November 2024 | 220 MB
Do you struggle with sounds that seem weak, sterile, or anemic? You’ve come to the right place. In this music production video course, studio wiz Thomas Cochran will show you several practical ways to combat these issues with several different plugins, including compressors, transient shapers, EQs, saturation, clippers, and more. You’ll learn how to identify issues and address them with dependable methods that deliver consistent results, providing increased punch and clarity to lifeless tracks. These music production videos are designed for intermediate mixing engineers who are looking to improve the sound of their tracks and mixes.
Thomas begins by examining the Hitsville EQ Collection (Universal Audio), demonstrating how it can beef up the low end of the drums and bass by enhancing the strength of transients through EQ and saturation. Then learn how to use transient shaper plugins like Transient Master (Native Instruments) and SPL Transient Designer Plus (Brainworx) to shape the attack of various sounds to your liking.
Next, Thomas teaches you the invaluable technique of restoring transients to an overly compressed vocal—an all-too-common issue—using Spiff (Oeksound), followed by a demonstration of using parallel distortion with Decapitator (Soundtoys) to increase the punch and attack on drums and bass. Other topics include using multi-band distortion with Saturn 2 (FabFilter) and employing clipping with StandardCLIP (SIR Audio Tools).
All the techniques in this music production video can be applied to a wide range of sources and with other plugins, and by the end of the course, you’ll be ready to try any or all of these ideas on your very next production. Check out the individual video tutorial descriptions for more info on everything that’s covered and how these tips can greatly enhance all kinds of sounds in your mixes. Learn to make your tracks come alive… Watch “Adding Impact to Your Sounds Explained®” now!
What You Will Learn:
-Transforming low-end tracks like kick and bass with UA’s Hitsville EQ Collection.
-Restoring transients on an over-compressed vocal track with Oeksound’s Spiff.
-How to use transient shapers to dial in just the right amount of attack on a sound.
-Using parallel distortion in creative ways to achieve unique tonal-shaping options.
-And more!
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