Release Year: 2016
Producer: Udemy.com
Producer’s Website: www.udemy.com/music-production-learn-the-compressor-effect/
Author: Mikael Baggström
Duration: 00:34:00
Type of Material: Video Lesson
Language: English
Description: In this creative, inspiring, and compact course, Mikael Baggström will show you how to use the compressor effect in your music productions, thereby taking the quality of your music to the next level.
Are you interested in music production?
Do you want to enhance the quality of your music and get louder and more balanced mixes?
In this creative, inspiring, and compact class, I will show you how to use the compressor effect in your music productions, which will take the quality of your music to the next level. You will learn: The What, Why, When and How of Dynamic Range Compression in Music.
What you will get in this Course:
THE FUNDAMENTALS – Learn the Theory of Dynamic Range Compression
LIVE EXAMPLES – Watch Live Demonstrations of Practical Applications
ADVANCED TIPS – I will give you bonus tips from my personal experience
My name is Mikael Baggström, but you can call me Mike from Sweden. I am a professional Music Composer and Audio Producer with a true passion to Teach, Share and Inspire as many people as I can.
I have over 15 years of experience in Music and Audio Production, and I have tried to condense my knowledge and experience of using Dynamic Range Compression in Music Production so that you can get results without reading boring books and articles.
I am looking forward to seeing you in the class!
Content :
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction 01:52
Lecture 2 What, How and Why? 03:05
Section 2: Main Content
Lecture 3: The Digital Audio Scale 02:20
Lecture 4: Audio Clipping 00:51
Lecture 5: Dynamic Range 01:43
Lecture 6: Average Loudness Level 01:34
Lecture 7: How Compression Works 06:43
Lecture 8: Live Example: Compressing a Single Channel 05:00
Lecture 9: Live Example: Compressing a Group Channel 02:04
Lecture 10: Live Example: Compressing the Full Mix 04:50
Section 3: Course Conclusion
Quiz 1: Check what you have learned 4 questions
Lecture 11: Mike’s Bonus Tips 02:21
Lecture 12: Final Video (Bonus) 02:05
Example files: none
Video format: MP4
Video: AVC, 1920×1080, 16:9, 30,000 fps, 5265 kbps
Audio: AAC, 48.0 kHz, ~192 kbps, 2 channels
