Now clip the snare and kick. And automate this whole sidechain process.

Thank you for this man this is sick

Hey, fella. This has nothing to do with your videos. I just checked out your video with Volumeshaper and you have a beard in that one. Honestly, if you had a British accent, you'd at least pass for George Harrison's brother. I could barely keep up with your tips for looking at your features. I haven't looked over your videos, but is there a similar method to shaping vocals with Volumeshaper?

Holy smokes that sounds waaaaaaaay better than FL's studio native transient shaper. My vocal mix was sounding a tid bit dull for my liking... But if I changed the vocal compression, it made the vocal harsh. So This shall solve my problem and is what led me here... Thanks for doing the video.

why cant i never get this to work like im doing literally everything step by step and it doesn't work

Hell yeah, I appreciate a lot this tuts. I'm finally understanding my own routing decisions and overall for sidechain. Huge thanks and respect. Keep up

Yeah that mutliband selecta is delicious

the best

Actually you could get clicking by adding attack if I'm not wrong because that might leave a bit of room for a transient to come through I think. But that's maybe not the case with volume shaper

Could you do a tutorial on how to do this and properly route to a pre master?

I can't get the beginning of the yellow line up and the end down. I want the volume to be lowered slowly but the curve at the end doesn't go down

Truly a great tutorial. Thank you!!!!

Great video, one of the best 👍

Hey, little late to the party, but still a wonderful tutorial, which helped me a lot! If you're still planning on doing some further tutorial stuff, I'd love a video on how to put different tracks of an Ableton project into a group. I'm struggling an awful lot figuring out, which instruments I would conveniently put into e.g. a Sidechain Bus, since it's just something that I haven't made any experience with. Thanks for your work anyways, appreciate the efforts :)

This is 100% the best Shaperbox tutorial for midi sidechaining I've seen! Mate, thank you!

Did you try it on vocals?

Hello Bastion, can u explain the routing for sidechain, its a little bit confused.

Hello! How do I make the sidechain apply when exporting the stems? Because when I do it it doesn't export me with the effect

thanks! could i just slap the sidechain in the track which I want to change or why should i route it through that sends and groups?

11:58 the way that you drink out of the mug never stops cracking me up lol

This video kicks ass. 2nd time watching it and I can recognize the time & energy that went into creating it. Big ups!

Why did you choose the midi trigger approach. It’s sounds no better than the default.

Is this version 6 you’re demoing.

which track are you putting volume shaper on it is not clear through the video

I love the gun shot FX on your videos. I am an immediate subscriber. Big ups Bastion Music.

Instead of moving the MIDI trigger back you can use Abletons track delay feature (Top bar, view, track delay) which lets you adjust by ms.

nice explanation thank you!!

I almosted used the name Bastion as my stage name!!

Great video, super informative :):)

4:35 Thanks for the tut' but my instance of shaperbox is grey so I can't click on it... Any help? :/

damn. how are you gotta sh*t on the other tutorials? LOL. that's cold. but thanks for the video!

I was going to make a video highlighting the absolute gem that is multiband sidechaining and adding a ms offset to make it snap harder...well i guess there is no need now! Bravo!

Thanks for making this- veryy helpful

very cool!

Instead of moving the midi so the side chain starts when the snare hits, you can make the midi track hit 10ms before and then make the side chain dip at 10ms in volume shaper

Great video, thank you very much for your work!

how the fuck are you not bigger on youtube?!!!! subscribed, thank u bro

genius * thank you for making this, so helpful

One thing that VolumeShaper lacks is velocity sensitivity for the side-chain. I've worked around this by having different notes to trigger side-chain curves of different amplitudes. A simple example where this matters would be a kick fill.

If you keep making videos like this you will blow up! The last video with sidechain was very good also✅

What if you just create automations with a volume and EQ? It can be a little time consuming but it works and it's free lol

dope! definitely considering this now!

great stuff. Thank you - I love Shaperbox

Can shaper box take from audio ? Like on abletons gate effect theres an option to "Take input audio from..." Im really trying to figure out how to do that in FL studio

Bad lightning? For VST tutorial? Are you mad or something?

how can I route retrigger into my MPC 2.10 software?

Great. Ive seen people use volume shaper to duck out volume for kicks but never was clear how that worked. I do a lot of dub, bass heavy tracks and always struggle with the low end. I usually use Izotope plugins to sidechain the bass with the kick using an eq and a compressor.This seems like its a cleaner way of doing the same thing. I already have sub mix groups on my busses so i’m going to have to look at the routing to make this work since i don’t think you can route midi to a bus.

Thanks for this man. Very helpful

Can you do more videos on shaperbox? It’s dope but idk how to use it

Please do the reference track tutorial. I’ve been looking for a good vid on reference track and I appreciate the way you explain things. Subbed