The Science of Perfect Compression

[@Tarune__]

Always appreciate this channel for super concise lessons. Constantly learning something new, thank you!

[@tyeblee23]

Thank you for putting all this information out ❤ your channel is extremely helpful.

[@randomobbiest3893]

oh thats why I can notice distortion when doing aggressive compressor settings

[@TheTonyTitan]

This answers a couple of questions

[@vkeymelody]

The best channel

[@StevieBoyesmusic]

6.02dB is twice the voltage and four times the power!! (Watts)

[@greglcr7283]

Very interesting and informativ video. Fine work for sure 👌

[@hugogtmusic]

This channel is gold

[@pedalboy7]

holy...poop. I have watched, I don't know, ten-to-twenty thousand tutorials and this is the first time the dBfs seems clear and easy, exactly because it was placed in context of Pascals as a unit (which I didn't know), human perception of volume etc. etc. Nicely done.

[@Lilslugx]

Thanks Sage! My mixes are crazy incredible Now 🔥

[@drsnd]

are you matue'fan?

[@jacquesancillon6635]

Magnifique leçon vraiment que du bonheur !!!!!!! In fact , I already regret having suspended my membership, because my English is too bad ... 🤢😪😡

[@Walid.OnTheTrack6725]

this is knowledge, very cool

[@lk0707]

Cool. Didn’t realise that proc2 can generate additional harmonics.

[@rpmusick]

Made a comment and deleted it, but by my understanding of this info you should not compress bass with fast attack speed or the compression will distort it?

[@sageaudio]

That's correct! You can do it for a creative effect though - if you want a bass guitar or drum to have some additional distortion, a fast release is a good way to introduce some extra harmonic distortion.

[@MaheshJudePereira]

Banger after banger vids 🎉🎉🎉

[@lequidbit9385]

Another 💎

[@teddyboamah]

Gems!!!

[@boxoffisa]

I want to be sound engineer but I didn’t know there is mathematics in this stuff. I skipped all mathematics classes in school coz the teacher made me hate it. 😢

[@chinmeysway]

make yourself love it? bully them back w your love!! it’s not that mathy in practice besides.

[@boxoffisa]

@@chinmeysway I will follow the dream. Great encouragement man.

[@chinmeysway]

do you / sage master with any actual hardware?

[@sageaudio]

Yep! If you scroll down you can see what our head engineer uses: www.sageaudio.com/studio-photos

[@nayanmoniboruah7099]

Hello sir, I have a studio setup. I have a bass cencelation problem in my listening position which is middle of my studio. But in other position the bass is good in listening. But I cannot move my listening position due to room shape. Is a good Subwoofer solve this problem? I want to conferm before buy and invest money. Plz answer.

[@johnheuer6540]

Use bass traps

[@engineerbhai000]

No compression to Love for u❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@boxoffisa]

Hey guys, my producer gave me mp3. Can you master that?

[@sageaudio]

Absolutely! If possible though, see if you can receive a WAV file - ideally 48kHz, 24-bit or higher. But if not, we can make it work

[@boxoffisa]

@@sageaudio okay. I sent an email for inquiry. I will go back to studio and try to see if I can get a wav.

[@shortrecipes9312]

Didn't understand anything 😢

[@mustafakaishofficial7771]

First Like First Comment❤

[@djcolinturnbull]

Interesting! But maybe things are getting too perfect! And less interesting. Use your ears!

[@craetr3014]

this will sound stupid...but can you dumb these tutorials down a bit?

[@EdwinDekker71]

This guy makes good tutorials kzbin.info/aero/PLbqhA-NKGP6DAkB4eYDsnNMQh9a9nvQh9&si=6Q9g611g60ZdINpO

[@EdwinDekker71]

My cmnt only shows when sorted by new

[@samusbros66]

You should try what he's doing even if you don't understand, try it with your own stuff