How to use TubeComp in Studio One
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2023
- We continue our Fat Channel XT series with TubeComp, which is one of the easiest Compressor models to use. TubeComp is a tube-amplified optical Compressor with a unique sound.
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Gregor is a must, presonus should have a Gregor master class !
Thank you so much! I do have Masterclasses on PreSonus Sphere :) my.presonus.com/learn/videos/all
-GBY
Hi Gregor, I am grateful for your enthusiasm to teach us, thank you for your immense generosity, God has blessed you with such talent, I am looking to buy studio monitors, I am looking at (Adam A7v) Would you recommend them for mixing & mastering? If you would recommend others please let me know. Also do you Master your own tracks, if yes what are your prices please, thank you.Roman from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺.
please when you finish with the fat channel series make a playlist with every video, it will be easier to rewatch. Thank you
I use clip gain to even out the wave about 50% using crossfades. The Tube Comp is an LA2A emulation. Alanis Morissette insisted on recording Jagged Little Pill with an LA2A. They're a little bit slower on the attack which lets the initial transient of each word through a little more - something you may not even notice unless its not there, but you can feel it. Makes the words of the song easier to hear and understand and feel. I personally think that is their magic. And being slower, they're a little smoother. You have no attack or release knobs, so you are reminded that you are making music and aren't in control of everything :)
As a sphere member I appreciate these vids so much, it’s nice to know more about the tools I use🙂
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Oh you went for the subscription model where you own nothing?
I tried using this as a glue. It sounded like all the tracks aligned in the stereo field. I like it.
Thanks for doing that visual comparisons :)
ℹ absolutely love this tube compressor, I use it as the first compressor in all my vocal chains, with no more than -6 db gain reduction🔥🔥
Gregor, I really like the way you explained this. Great Job!
Thank you for these explanations and tips!
Thankyou Gregor
Man you absolutely made that easier to grab ! thank you time well spent on this video.
Glad it helped! Thanks for your kind words. -GBY
Great info Gregor, thanks. Vintage style compressor plug-ins are one item I typically reach for first.
A good, easy-use compressor 0:40
Why you use compressors 1:18
How to use compressor 2:14 and 5:20
This may be the most valuable 8-minute tutorial!
In one video you covered:
Overviewing the FAT Channel, showing upgrade options, showing how to manually edit via the Clip Gain Envelope, demonstrate was compression does and the role of make-up gain, show how to set the Peak Reduction on an LA-2A-syled compressor (oh, after explaining how Optical Compression works, and why the TubeCOMP has its name, How to Mixdown an Event to see the processed effect, How to convert a Stereo file to Mono, and how to compare waves via overlay.
Stunning effiiciency and helpfulness, Greggor!
Thank you so very much!!
Gregor you make it all make sense ... thank you!
The mixdown -> bounce mono is the most amazing S1 timesaver ever. I’ve been splitting to dual mono and reimporting in the browser forEVER. I mean, thanks for the compression walkthrough, but talk about burying the lede!
Thanks Gregor, will give it a try.. Ive been staying away from compressors lately except on the drums, will try this technique on the drums as well!. Opto isolators are cool, Morely Wah Wahs, Fender Vibroto too.
Really great explanation and demonstration - Kudos!
Every time I´m about to release a single I face the dilema: "If I watch ONE more Greg video (or Joe, of course), it´s gonna sound so much better". Eventually, I just release, but that´s it... every video helps. Thanks a lot
Love this comment! Thanks for the laugh. -GBY
Brillant description.
Great video! Definitely going to try using the gain envelope on a lot of different tracks. It looks like it can be extremely precise.
I love this compressor! thanks.
Great tutorial. Thanks
that hair cut is wild lmao😂😂😂
Thank you for this
Hi, super Channel! How to leave a scale on the tracks?
Great video always.
Gregor, i wanted to ask. When you do the Mixdown on a track like you just did. Does it work the same as when i print a track with effects.
I don’t know why, but when he said “that’s stupid”, I thought it was funny and even laughed at it.
I actually made a gif out of it
You should say what you're pressing at all times for new users. For instance 1:42 how did you alter the wav to bring up the volume?
Can you do a video on how to use the noise reduction HPF ?
Groovy...
Bravo.
Love the videos. Do you know how to connect the Yamaha EAD10 to studio one ? Having trouble
PROBLEM - when I full screen the daw and press alt+tab to open my recent app, it doesn't happen and I have to press f11 again to come out from full screen mode and then switch, please do something Mr. Gregor 🤷🌻
Presonus need to make these usable in Studio One outside Fat Channel, individually.
Hey Gregor. Try the VT1 compressor and show us how the side chain filter works. Oh wait. It doesn't work. It only high passes the output. Great programming huh?
Are you going to be adding more compressors and EQs to the Fat Channel? There are still many popular/commonly used/desired EQs and compressors that aren't part of this plugin.
An unrelated question.
My audio volume is so low in S1. In normal use, I keep my system volume at about 8-9.
When using S1, I have to really crank up the volume to 35-40 to get a comparable volume.
Is there something I can do to increase S1's volume besides juggling my system volume every time I use S1?
if i use the cut tool for every base note of a bass track does studio one have an option to take all those cut notes and make them the same db level?
Wait. we're supposed to EQ AFTER compressing?
it depends! :) EQ before and after compressing are both viable options. A good rule of thumb is this: If you cut frequencies, put the EQ before the Compressor - if you boost frequencies, do it after. -GBY
Is it possible to use 32 bit float in studio one?
how would I use this for metal guitar tracks?
You would compress the lead vocal quite heavily so that it can prevail against the massive walls of guitar that are probably playing at the same time. Try high gain reduction amounts and see what happens. -GBY
Nice plug for Sphere, 😅
I'm a Presonus fan, but honestly, the problem with the TubeComp and the fat channel in general is, it has no character. This unit doesn't generate any harmonic distortion no matter how hard you push it. It makes the module pointless. Attack and Release curves are important to get the feeling, but that's nothhing you can't achieve using the standard comp module. The truth is, there is no color in it... It looks cool, but it sounds like a clean digital compressor should, just like the stock one.
For me the fat channel is a great concept, but it just doesn't do the job. I bought several modules, and stop using them in a few days. Maybe the 160 has a kind of nice snappy sound, but I guess if it is for real, or just the fact you can see the Below/Above lights and it visually helps to set it right for some materials.
Again, I own Presonus Software and Hardware since decades, and I love you guys, but this one is almost a scam.
Prove me I'm wrong, I'll be happy for me and you.
It doess say "Tube comp" but its actually a opto compressor. You can add a saturation plugin like the "redlight" plugin which is amazing by the way. Orrr you can use a preamp plugin like a Pre73 or something like that. This plugin is simply a leveler plugin. Not so much a character plugin. Hope this helps
Fix your audio interfaces…. I have an Audiobox usb 96 it’s always crackling and popping. Every other interface from Behringer or focusrite works just fine.
We know we have the best DAW, but maybe the staff itself should be less self-praising. Just honest feedback.
Unfortunately, the company Presonus works poorly in making plugins.
Still, rather confusing and too nuanced for a newbie