Creating an Automatic Gain Compensation Plug-In - ModernMixing.com

[@Ramt33n]

wow, this is so useful. I think it helps specially when mastering after limiter to check if the sound has really been improved aside from only being louder!

[@ModernMixing]

Great Tip! That's a New Years resolution for me, to brush up on short cuts. Cheers.

[@IntheDAW]

Shift S toggles solo on or off on selected tracks Shift M is mute Shift R is record arm on track. :)

[@starsandguitars2050]

Just saw this. You make mixing more fun for me Justin. Thank you.

[@IntheDAW]

just a quick tip you might not know shift s is the hot key to solo selected track if you have two channels selected in pro tools one soloed the other not soloed and you do shift s it will basically switch them so you can do a real quick AB.

[@alekseikovaltsuk3820]

Hello. 3:38. i don't quite get it, how it supposed to add distortion, even if i increase the Input gain, when settings of distortion plugin is 0.03%. Can i increase distortion in camelCrusher as well or that way i will ruin the sound? thanks

[@NaviRetlav]

OK, what about gain compensation for EQ plugin ? Could you explain how to make that ?

[@heavymetalmixer91]

Very interesting, gotta start trying it.

[@p.a.g.7772]

bro I don't get it cause at the end u have to pull out the limiter so it isn't a "Automatic Gain Compensation" tell me if im wrong

[@muziekmindtwister]

So the peaks changed and even out becouse of adding distortion ? i didn't know distortion can have that behaviour :O

[@Typhoon792]

You should make a comparison between how the Camel Crusher plug sounds adding the distortion on it's own mechanic vs. feeding more of the signal in with the gain plug-in. It's possible in many cases that the control on whichever plug-in of choice is doing something more than just adding input signal when raising it's built-in knob. If not an actual test of this, I simply wonder what you think on the matter. Thanks as always!

[@heavymetalmixer91]

I actually wanna see this too.

[@sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

Yeah, I am looking for something with a "Variable Peak Output based adjustment" as well.

[@brandonbuxton8960]

So good man

[@Boiled_Bologna]

Holy shit, I'm soooo using this. Thanks!

[@ishmaelhutson5328]

I LUV IT!!!

[@LuisHouses]

waooow great video