Parallel processing is FUN
How can you add effects and layers to a sound, without taking anything away from a sound? Let met introduce you to the concept of "parallel processing": doubling the signal chain for sounds, affecting them individually, and then merging them back together. The same concept leads us to creating dub effects, and layering instrument sounds. I show this in Ableton Live, but the concept is universal and applies in all DAWs! Contents: 0:00 The essentials of Parallel Processing 3:08 Using the Effect Rack in Ableton Live 3:49 Dub effects 4:33 Grouping instruments 5:27 Feeling overwhelmed making music?
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Parallel Processing in Ableton Live
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How To ACTUALLY Use Parallel Processing In Ableton Live
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How to Mix with Parallel Buses in Ableton Live
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The Correct Way To Do Parallel Compression
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Referencing skills in Ableton and Reason
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How to Process Vocals (Parallel Processing) Pt. 2
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Parallel Processing Explained in 4 min (Sends & Returns)
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This is the secret to every great mix (parallel processing)
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