How to use parallel processing in Reason 12 to make your mixes sound more professional

This tells me how to stick parallel channels on, but it omits to tell me *why*. Why do this? What advantage does it have over using insert effects and turning them up or down to the desired volume?

What would influence your decision between using parallel processing for reverb vs. using a send?

Are you able to share your ValhallaRoom presets?

dang, I wanted to hear it all together

I like the hand rocking in the background. Good video!

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Sounds not like a regular compressor. It feels like really squeezing the waveform. 😄👏

This is probably the best tutorial on YT Excellent.

I saw this tutorial a few days ago, really liked it, and was curious about something. Is is possible, when creating parallel channels further down the effects chain, to have those effects stack up? For example, I have a bassline and created a parallel channel with a delay and mixed it in. I want to add a chorus to the mix to give it some more presence but even though the chorus channel is a parallel created from the delay line, there is no delay in the chorus signal.

Would this be a situation where i'd need to put both effects in the same channel or route the cables differently on the back?

MORE!!! YOU MAKE IT EASY BRO. THANK YOU

I'm curious why you would ad an eq, when the channel strip has an amazing eq and pass filters.

bonkers, this helps thank you

can't you do this with the "wet" mix? Same thing.

Thanks for sharing this! I always Parallel in Logic Pro. Didn’t know it was an option in reason!

I Will create Music in reason all day at home today :-) i Will surely play around with this :-)

What does the bus do for the parallel channels? Learning the technical pieces.

Awww Snap... New tool for the arsenal..

Very nice and very hands-on, Reasonstudios. More like this please and def more by this producer please, thank you!

Is parallel same as sends?

Do the effects from the original track carry over to the parralell tracks?

Great video!!

Cheers fella, appreciate the tutorial.

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Wow, that’s very clever and useful. Yeah, I need to watch more videos about paralleling.

Very nice!

I can just cry 😢. U save me lmao facts ty 😊 🙏 😘

Can't you do all this with the mixer send/returns? Is there a sonic difference?

Is there a difference between using the "create parallel" command and just copying the track?

Very nice and easily replicated with reason stock devices. I tend to use splitters and line mixers so will try a combi patch with this approach.

Awesome stuff! 💯 Gonna totally use this in the future productions. 💪🏼

I do all that inside Kong.
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Nice! A good Reason DnB tutorial!

This was a great tutorial. Thank you!

Can you do a video on how to delay compensation? There's this free RE VMG-01 sample delay but I have no idea how to use it.

So easy but powerful. Great tutorial!

I thought I was going crazy hearing the notification vibration of my smartphones... Yes I have plural... only after multiple looks at them realizing the sound is in the video.

So if i use the mix or dry/wet knob in a plug-in in the insert, ain’t that parallel processing anyway?
I was hoping to see a tutorial on parallel compression, gluing kick & bass together 😊

Really great advice for us Reason Users! Thanks matey

That is useful, thanks!
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great technique big up

Good tutorial however all but one device was 3rd party VSTs, I'd like to see how people can use Reason 12 stock devices more to do similar tasks.

I kept hope you will play it all at once processed :D

parallel processing is really powerful.
Also wish the eq's in reason had more db slopes.

Vst3 support now

You guys got a lot of 'mumbling' bass sounds somewhere in the background of the room playing / resonating, a very noisy mic and a regularly buzzing phone too... hahaahahaa.
Well how can I say it...: pretty annoying when listening this video thru headphones, for the best hearing experience of all the changing settings being explained.

Otherwise: very nice tutorial. Thanx!

making music for over 40 years ... and still there is always something new to learn out there :)

super useful. Thanks!

Is there a special reason why you use the Fabfilter instead of using the filters of that channel?