This can be done if you don’t want your really low end signal triggering the compressor. What this is going to do is move the filter section in front of the dynamics. On the external microphone I’m still using the E-Channel, but i’ve clicked on the split button right here. I’m rolling off around 200 and 300 Hz to take away the boxiness and then boosting finally around 60 Hz just so I can kind of fill out the bottom end of my kick drum. And I have a 4-band equalizer, boosting a little bit around 2k and up around 5k to give it some snap and punch. What I’m doing here is just a little bit of compression and then the expander/gate, then I’m going into the filter section which has a high pass starting around 40 Hz, and then a low pass around 10k. I’ve got it in it’s default settings, and the default routing is to first start out with the dynamics section then go into my filter section, and finally the EQ section. First I’ll start off with my kick drum track. On some of the tracks I’ve inserted the E-Channel Strip and on other ones I’ve inserted the G-Channel strip.īecause the routing is a little bit different on each of these plugins. I have kick drum over here, snare drum, toms, overhead and a couple room mics. Here I have a with consists of several different microphones on the drum kit. Why don’t we get to an example and I can show you all the different options. You can also use the internal routing options to do more advanced techniques such as de-easing. Or put you dynamics section before you equalizer. Internal routing options can be used to change the order of these sections such as putting your equalizer before you dynamics section. Another section is the 4-band equalizer, and the last section is the dynamics section which consists of the compressor and expander/gate. There are three sections: one section is the filters section, which consists of a. These options change the order of the various sections of the plugins. One thing that might be overlooked when first using the plugins is the internal routing options.
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