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How to Use Compression in Studio One
Rating: 4.9 out of 5(16 ratings)
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How to Use Compression in Studio One

Learn how to use the Compressors in Studio One to improve your Music Productions
Created byGary Hiebner
Last updated 9/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn How to use Compression in Studio One
  • Learn the different types of Compressors
  • Learn how to compress different types of instruments
  • Learn how to mix with Compressors

Course content

6 sections24 lectures2h 36m total length
  • What is Compression and What We're Going to be Covering4:28
  • Going Over the Stock Compressors2:28

    Discover studio one's stock compressors, from the standard and tri-comp to multi-band dynamics and limiter. Learn how to apply fat channel emulations and pedalboard options.

  • The Basic Compressor Parameters7:15
  • The Threshold and Ratio Relationship5:32
  • Using the Envelope Attack and Release Times7:55
  • ASSIGNMENT 1: Using a Compressor
  • Compression on Vocals4:54

    Learn to use compression on vocals to tame dynamics with a 4:1 ratio, threshold around -30 dB, 8-9 dB makeup gain, and fast attack with mid release.

  • Compression on Guitars and Bass11:15

Requirements

  • Studio One Artist or Professional Software, or Presonus Sphere
  • A basic knowledge on how a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) works
  • A basic knowledge on how musical instruments work
  • A basic knowledge on audio effects

Description

Do you know how Compressors work?


I gotta admit that it took me a long while to realise how compressors work in music production and how they can really transform your mixes and make them more punchy, and alive.


Not only do they help control the dynamics in a mix. But they can also color the mix in a pleasing way and take your mixes to the next level.


In this course I will go through how compressors work. And more importantly how the stock compressors work in Studio One. As it comes will a big collection of compressors. And once you learn how each one works, you will know how to apply them in your mix.  And this will help you take your songs and productions to the next level!


Definitely don't underestimate the power of the stock compressors in Studio One. They can pack a mean punch!


So, if sounds like something interesting that you want to learn, then this is the perfect course for you! 


Learn EVERYTHING you can know in Studio One and its Compressors!


This course will take you step-by-step on how to add, use and edit the compressors. They will be applied to different types of tracks, bus channels and master buses.

With easy-to-follow tutorials and a real-world example to follow, you'll enjoy learning while taking action.

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?


  • What Compression is and What it Does

  • What Compressor Plugins are included in Studio One

  • Using Single-Band and Multiband Compressors

  • Using Different Types of Compression on Different Types of Tracks

  • Using the FAT Channel and its Analog-Emulated Compressors

  • Sidechain Compression Techniques

  • Parallel Compression

  • Adding Color to your Mixes with Compression

  • What are Limiters and How to use them

WHY USE STUDIO ONE?

Studio One is a packed with a ton of tools and features to use when working to video. And its ease of use and drag and drop functionality really make it easy to work to video.

WHY LEARN FROM US?


This course will go through the steps on how to get up and running in Studio One and its bundled compressors, plus show you all the features and functions you can do with them.

My goal with the course is to give you the tools and tricks that you need within Studio One to use the application efficiently.


I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU IN THE COURSE!


Cheers, 

Gary Hiebner

Who this course is for:

  • Music Producers and Songwriters who are wanting to use Studio One Compressors in their productions
  • Studio One users who want to see what is possible with the stock Compressors
  • Studio one users who want to improve their music productions with compression in their mixes