Description In Mastering Multi-Band compression I\'m going to be giving you the step by step formula for using multiband compression.
Now in this book I\'m givin.
This means they can be replicated and repeated for consistent results across many mediums.
As my students have already discovered in "The 3-Space Reverb Framework" and "The Bus compression Masterclass," some of the most difficult parts of mixing are actually very formulaic.
Whether we realize it or not habitual mix decisions are in fact presets.
Every skilled producer/engineer I\'ve met does this to some degree.
I\'m telling you this because at every level of mixing my primary goal is to simplify the process with set and forget presets.
Once I realized that presets are just tutorials, my skills improved geometrically.
I already went through my phase of hating presets and it only slowed down my progress.
In the end mixing is art and I want the act of doing art to feel simple for you.
Depth is in fact the exacted result of the formulaic processes I teach.
We like depth.
This is how we create depth.
This allows me to achieve more vibrant levels of contrast and with that 70/30 split a mix becomes increasingly more spacious and clear.
If you know anything about my mixing philosophy then you know that I\'m always aiming for 70% of my instruments to blend together and 30% of my instruments to contrast against that blended backdrop.
By identifying whether you need Transient Control or Volume Leveling you can then literally copy/paste any of my 17 techniques and get the sound you\'re after.
And there are only 2 situations a multiband compressor deals with: Transient Control and Volume Leveling on a per-frequency band basis.
I\'m not in the camp of people who will tell you "It all depends." Well actually it does depend-- it depends on the situation.
This isn\'t another wishy-washy difficult to grasp book on mixing theory.
By using this formula you\'ll get rid of the confusion and discover the benefits of multiband compression.
Description In Mastering Multi-Band compression I\'m going to be giving you the step by step formula for using multiband compression
