Sidechain Reverb Trick All Pros Use

[@EDMTips]

If you liked this tip, you can watch the full tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKaleWaXhaeEa80

[@migats2160]

It works even better on leads.

[@EDMTips]

Great suggestion!

Amazing! Once I had a session where solo guitar and vocals overlapped at the end of the solo for like a second or so and I couldn't get them to work together. So I just side chained the guitar to the vocals and it worked nicely

[@EDMTips]

Nice!

[@brendon8450]

AWESOME TIP!!

[@EDMTips]

Cheers, Brendon! Glad you found it helpful :)

[@EpilepsyGod]

I already wrote this below your full tips video, but man, once again, big thanks from Philadelphia, from russian speaking people!)))

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, Lidero, I am glad my videos have helped you so far! 🙂🙌🏻

[@Salkinmusic]

Actually a sick tip! Thanks🔥

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome! For more tips like this, check out my full tutorial :)

[@KINGUMBRAMUSIC]

Fantastic tip, especially for reverb heavy styles. Thanks for sharing!

[@EDMTips]

You're welcome, glad you found it helpful! 🙂🙌🏻

[@CardiacMac]

You Just Changed My Life!

[@EDMTips]

Thanks, I am glad you found it helpful!@

[@Musicbyperfection]

SICK!

[@EDMTips]

Appreciate it! 🙌🙏Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂

[@neonvoid]

nice trick, somehow this is something i figured out own my own, it just feels lik ecommon sense -> very useful indeed! in techno same goes basically for the rumble return track, should be side compressed by the dry kick to give it space + a nice punch while keeping the warehouse vibe too.

[@EDMTips]

Glad you found this helpful! And thank you for a great tip :)

[@babijii]

superb

[@Desiqnify]

I use this trick using an audio effect rack, it works really well

[@EDMTips]

Awesome, stoked to hear that! 🙌🏻

[@UziBlancoOfficial]

Hey I'm new to your channel bro but is there any way you could do a full video breakdown of this technique?? Like can you do a similar step using other plugins an daw or do you have to have what your using here?? For instance I have no idea how to compress my reverb..

[@EDMTips]

Great question, Uzi! Here's a link to a full tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKaleWaXhaeEa80 Hope you enjoy!

[@ayalav02]

Great tip!

[@EDMTips]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🙂

[@RVNTH_ofc]

In toraverb by d16 you can do this automaticly with a ducking knob

[@EDMTips]

Great tip, thanks for sharing! 🙌🏻

[@Dieje]

as clear as can be

[@ROFEL]

Is the reverb and compressor on the dry vocal track as well? Or what track is it on

[@bbddymusic]

💜💜

[@SgtIrradiated]

Thanks! Great tip!

[@AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69]

Just a little bit? -32.00db? Thats just a little bit? Legit question because if so I haven't been adding enough. I also just got suite and loving it.

[@PluggedinAV]

Genius

[@valueds]

more pls

[@burakbasut]

a beginner question: in the reverb auxilary channel, is it possible to put compressor before reverb? does it change anything or isn't it possible? thanks for tips and tricks btw.

[@self-made-datascientist1181]

Yes you can, that will compress the input before the reverb receives it, although i think you should compress it on the dry channel instead

[@juanrojas7505]

🎯

[@WassupFred]

Great tip. Simple way of explaining it. I use trackspacer to do this

[@EDMTips]

Thanks, I am glad you found it helpful! Trackspacer works too :)

[@gtmlsmsc]

What if I have an eq on the same return channel does the compressor go first or the reverb go first

[@EDMTips]

Honestly, the most proper way is having an EQ first and another EQ last. But if you want to "spare" one then at least have one EQ last to remove rumble.

[@alextorresmusic]

🙌🙌

[@aleksimerras5565]

Btw are u gonna match the output gain on this one?

[@Jimmy-Chin]

Is the compressor on the reverb return?

[@EDMTips]

Yes

[@pheumacoffer]

Why not just turn down the wetness on the reverb.

[@Kuziela]

OMG You are so handsome...

[@EDMTips]

Cheers, I’ll take it as a compliment 🙂