3 Levels of Sidechain Techniques: Beginner to Pro

I feel like 1 and 3 are almost or pretty much the same

I love the track! Is it released?

What a great video. Thank you Borys and thank you PML. You guys are the best.

Thank you for your video, it is very useful ! Sorry to look stupid, I tried to find a link to Ableton Project file of the track which played in this video. Where is it located?

For god sake please stop teaching people to sidechain low end with a compressor. This massive GR will make your bass sound like ass on a big system... Although compressor has this sidechain option, it is not designed to do this stuff. All PML tutorials and templates use this technique and it's no good. Other techniques are alright but you're introducing phasing with EQ. It's best to use plugins that are designed for this purpose.

thanks!!! i was looking for the shaper + utility!!!! 🎉🎉🎉 i wish there was a simple M4L that does this without mapping stuff, for the Push 3 (like that Kickstarter plugin)

thanks very nice but it has nothing to do if you are beginner or "pro"

soothe 2 does this very well ;)

Awesome tutorial thanks for sharing!!!

I always try to shape kick and bass with equalization and sound design first, making them fit into a "bottom end pocket" which will be entirely filled only when kick and bass are overlapping, but with the minimum possible amount of masking. I don't even need sidechaining most of the times.

You want your sidechain to begin 5ms before the kick, because of ringing etc. Will reduce peaks by a lot 😉

Interesting video with boring music…

Great techniques, but you can also use Shaperbox and Trackspacer for a way quicker workflow

Nice!

or maybe you can use MB Comp

Are shaper and envelope follower new to Ableton 12? How have I not noticed these

Get rid of the bed music…. Very distracting…. Rest of the content is great…. Just no need for filler music

Interesting. Could the 3rd technique be done with a multiband compressor as well?

Excellent !!! thank you ! loved the third one 💯

I loved your tutorial, very good! I loved!!!

boris