Multiband Compression: OTT Tips & Tricks

[@NK-tn4rk]

Please don't stop to upload video's , because you are the honest person in the world Your every video so informative

[@GhastlyDesigns]

This was a fantastic explanation of how to actually use this effect. Super helpful, thanks!

[@Hyperbits]

Glad it was helpful!

[@digitalartmedialab5376]

Thanks a lot, man! This is the first video with an adequate explaining of OTT plugin. I know, what I'm talking about - because watched a lot of others! Excellent!

[@albiss1164]

The Intro sounds amazing :)

[@Hyperbits]

I think so too!

[@soundsliketree]

It would be helpful if you zoomed into the OTT plug. Thanks for the video.

[@Theboydevoye]

Seconded! Love the content though and subscribed!

[@ThomsenTower]

Agree. Cannot see anything! But subscribed anyway.

[@Hyperbits]

noted for sure!

[@sqyttles]

TO my understanding, the Amount knob is not a dry/wet slider: it just applies a percentage of the overall compression settings to the signal.

[@nikhilghatnekar]

Damn pretty informative but you can zoom in Ableton a bit , kinda impossible to watch on mobile devices

[@Hyperbits]

Great feedback, will make sure to do this moving forward! :)

[@wasup23tube]

Is there a reverb in that plugin? or is that just the compression of the natural reverb?

[@iamMTNofficial]

it's the crazy amount of compression that OTT does, no reverb is being added within OTT itself

[@djcj]

From my understanding... the left bands are basically using upwards compression to push all the quietest sounds up in volume while the right bands are pushing the loudest sounds down... the 'reverb' is the left bands continuing to push the quietest sounds up as long as they can.