Mastering and mixing

[fidox]

thanks garyb for the replies !

still learning, that's why i like scope so much, never ends

i'd like to know little more about sidechaining, which modules/devices should i use ?
i saw one device here, sc insert, is this for what i'm looking for ?

maybe also project picture, for example ? would be very happy

[garyb]

side-chaining is mostly something used on a compressor. the idea is to have another signal control the action of an effect other than the signal being affected.

it's a very useful technique, but not for very many different situations. it's something that gets used in a limited fashion. it's not something that is a basic skill(even though it's stupidly easy, just assign the signal of choice to the side-chain input).

[fidox]

even though it's stupidly easy

yea, i believe
still, didn't master that.

this is also ducker device ?

[garyb]

yep, side-chained compressor can be a ducker.

[fidox]

primarily, in my case, would be useful for kick + bass.

[fidox]

something like this ?
it's a simple project for testing.
Prisma synth - bass sound (mono) to ducker and inside ducker out from Kick Me (out GraphL).

[garyb]

sure. in this case the ducker is controller by the kickMe 2.

[dawman]

What a great idea for ducking.
Can’t wait to try that my SE-02s

Been using hardware ducking on the TC Fireworx and it’s great on vocals.
Should be a good effect for stripping away frequencies.