Logic Pro #27 - Compressor (Compression Explained)

no doubt one of the best tutorials out there, thank you so much

This is the best compressor tutorial I've seen so far. I love how you go through each setting slow and in detail. Also, I love that sample song!

Concise and clear. Very informative. Straight to the point. I would give this 10 thumbs-up if I could. I like the tune as well. Many thanks!

thanks a lot bro 🙏❤

Merci beaucoup pour ce partage très instructif et parfaitement clair. 😉

Thank you. Your videos are a breath of fresh air.

Hearing and seeing your logic series has been very eye opening. Your explanations are all spot on and easy to understand. Thank you !

Thank you so much

Learned a lot

I'm really loving this. I've struggled for so long, I get the idea of compression but when I apply it, the sound never comes out as expected. I'm finding this really helpful, thanks

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Awesome video and song 🎉

Thank you so much for amazing explanation

Super helpful for beginners.

Just what I was looking for. Thanks.

Bravo! You only had to teach Logic, but you threw in a whole lesson on compression as well. I appreciate your videos big time.

i have a question. I produce housemusic. My mixes usually are 80% ok compared with similar tracks on e.g. traxsource etc. I still dont understand how to make the instruments more sounding 'in the face'. Is that mainly obtained in the mastering stage? Or are there other reasons?

thank you bro

Briliant video about compression, could you make a video about sidechain kick and bass?, also the button compare was on, what for? could you explain what the button compare is doing? thanks a lot.

Love your series and this episode in particular. Though the bass guitar in the bass guitar chapter has way too much sub boomy sound for my taste. I like more defintion in my bass guitar tones.

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
Never realised compression could be described this good before!!
God Bless! Love you Man!

Thank you!

You're my hero

You're helping me pass college. Thanks, man.

This one was very helpful for this beginning musix creator. Thnx!

thankyou very helpful

Your every video is a breath for new, Decicated & begginers musicians....
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Keep doing what you're doing man:) very knowledgeable. The best explanation about how compressor is work, simple and understandable, very good job!

Best tutorial ever on compression. Probably the most under used and under understood features of Logic for me that I am finally able to understand and explore with substance. Thank you!

Best compression explanation I've ever watched. Thank you!

"It's all about controlling the dynamics but in a musical way" 🤌

Nice Nice Nice!!! Thänx a lot!

I once clicked on the 0 db button under Auto Gain. Scared the hell out of me.

Man... Absolutely excellent tutorial! I really like your presentation style. I learned a lot. Thanks!

Very helpful, thank you!

Yes. Logic Pro compressors are really good features. Honestly, usually no need more when we fully use the possibilities of exiting one !

helped a lot

Awesome.. thank you.. now i know the buttons and knobs are not dialing into radio. Following you and is building me up for a better musical future.

I'm really struggling with this one, the others such as EQ or Reverb aren't as hard for me to grasp.

Your video helped a lot, thank you so much!!! 👍😊

very useful as always!!!!

Best comp explanation I have ever seen, and I have seen many! Thank you....

Phenomenal teaching!

Your Logic Pro Series is an absolutely amazing gift to musicians, producers and those of us who dabble along. Thank you!

One thing I discovered when testing Logic’s compressors with sine waves and pink noise is this:
- not every distortion option is used in each comp type, but the “soft” option does add the most harmonics (i.e. color), while “clip” adds no harmonics for most comp types
- the more gain reduction added (i.e. lowering threshold), the more harmonics are increased
- similarly, the more make up gain added, the more harmonics are increased. This is where negative output is really useful
- knee also effects the levels and content more than I previously thought
- finally, the cleanest to the most colorful are Plat Digital, Classic VCA, Vintage Opto (which adds most of it’s color near the source freq), Studio VCA, Studio FET, Vintage FET, Vintage VCA

This video is SOOOOO helpful! THANK YOU!

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