PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained (2013) ! !!26-11!!
PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained (2013) !!26-11!!
PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained (2013)
eLearning | English | 1600x900 | AVC ~258 kbps | AAC ~127 Kbps | 512 MB
Music related
Do you use PSP Audioware dynamics plug-ins? Well, Mark Struthers has you covered! Learn what every button, feature and function does on the entire range of high quality, amazing sounding dynamics plug-ins from PSP Audioware, as well as audio examples so you can hear what they actually do!
Mark begins with the famous Vintage Warmer plug-in suite and all of their controls and functions. He shows you the differences between them and how their different modes like singleband and multi-band work. Mastercomp plug-ins are next and Mark digs deep explaining how they work and shows you them "in action" when using them as a sidechain compressor and more.
Next, Mark travels down memory lane with Oldtimer and explains the different emulation modes and how to apply them to your source audio. Busspressor is then explored and shown as both an insert and on the master buss for different types of "glue". Mixbass and Mixtreble2 are then revealed and Mark leaves no stone unturned. You'll also see and hear them used to enhance and flatter the harmonic content of your audio adding character, punch and sizzle.
Mark then finishes up with Mixpressor2, Mixsaturator2 and Mixgate2. All are closely examined and then shown in real-world situations that may arise in your sonic travels. A "Wrap Up" tutorial is presented and Mark showcases the PSP Xeon to craftily limit an audio file, raising its volume without clipping.
If you use any of the PSP Audioware dynamics plug-ins, this series is an important resource to have and use. Get the most out of these amazing sounding, but sometimes complex plug-ins... Watch "PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained" today!
01 MicroWarmer 07m:21s
02 Controls Relationship 07m:48s
03 VintageWarmer 1 and 2 06m:24s
04 Single Band in Use 07m:29s
05 Multi Band in Action 06m:30s
06 MicroComp and MasterComp 03m:50s
07 MicroComp Controls 08m:33s
08 MicroComp in Action 04m:50s
09 Setting Sidechain Routing 04m:43s
10 MasterComp in Action 12m:44s
11 Common Settings 06m:18s
12 OldTimer in Action 04m:01s
13 OldTimer ME in Action 09m:24s
14 UI and Controls 07m:23s
15 BussPressor in Action 05m:10s
16 CTRL Functions 05m:48s
17 Compression Controls 06m:10s
18 Character and Punch 05m:43s
19 Final Parameters 04m:20s
20 Hiss Remover 06m:28s
21 Transients and Enhancer 03m:40s
22 Harmonics 05m:53s
23 Controls 08m:48s
24 MixPressor2 in Action 02m:40s
25 Internal Sidechaining 06m:10s
26 User Interface 06m:20s
27 Saturation in Action 05m:07s
28 Gate Controls 04m:38s
29 Isolating Audio 03m:19s
30 Further Parameters 04m:01s
31 Final Thoughts 02m:12s
Total Run time: ~183 min
PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained (2013)
eLearning | English | 1600x900 | AVC ~258 kbps | AAC ~127 Kbps | 512 MB
Music related
Do you use PSP Audioware dynamics plug-ins? Well, Mark Struthers has you covered! Learn what every button, feature and function does on the entire range of high quality, amazing sounding dynamics plug-ins from PSP Audioware, as well as audio examples so you can hear what they actually do!
Mark begins with the famous Vintage Warmer plug-in suite and all of their controls and functions. He shows you the differences between them and how their different modes like singleband and multi-band work. Mastercomp plug-ins are next and Mark digs deep explaining how they work and shows you them "in action" when using them as a sidechain compressor and more.
Next, Mark travels down memory lane with Oldtimer and explains the different emulation modes and how to apply them to your source audio. Busspressor is then explored and shown as both an insert and on the master buss for different types of "glue". Mixbass and Mixtreble2 are then revealed and Mark leaves no stone unturned. You'll also see and hear them used to enhance and flatter the harmonic content of your audio adding character, punch and sizzle.
Mark then finishes up with Mixpressor2, Mixsaturator2 and Mixgate2. All are closely examined and then shown in real-world situations that may arise in your sonic travels. A "Wrap Up" tutorial is presented and Mark showcases the PSP Xeon to craftily limit an audio file, raising its volume without clipping.
If you use any of the PSP Audioware dynamics plug-ins, this series is an important resource to have and use. Get the most out of these amazing sounding, but sometimes complex plug-ins... Watch "PSP Dynamics Plug-Ins Explained" today!
01 MicroWarmer 07m:21s
02 Controls Relationship 07m:48s
03 VintageWarmer 1 and 2 06m:24s
04 Single Band in Use 07m:29s
05 Multi Band in Action 06m:30s
06 MicroComp and MasterComp 03m:50s
07 MicroComp Controls 08m:33s
08 MicroComp in Action 04m:50s
09 Setting Sidechain Routing 04m:43s
10 MasterComp in Action 12m:44s
11 Common Settings 06m:18s
12 OldTimer in Action 04m:01s
13 OldTimer ME in Action 09m:24s
14 UI and Controls 07m:23s
15 BussPressor in Action 05m:10s
16 CTRL Functions 05m:48s
17 Compression Controls 06m:10s
18 Character and Punch 05m:43s
19 Final Parameters 04m:20s
20 Hiss Remover 06m:28s
21 Transients and Enhancer 03m:40s
22 Harmonics 05m:53s
23 Controls 08m:48s
24 MixPressor2 in Action 02m:40s
25 Internal Sidechaining 06m:10s
26 User Interface 06m:20s
27 Saturation in Action 05m:07s
28 Gate Controls 04m:38s
29 Isolating Audio 03m:19s
30 Further Parameters 04m:01s
31 Final Thoughts 02m:12s
Total Run time: ~183 min
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