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by Mo Volans
Difficulty:IntermediateLength:QuickLanguages:
This tutorial contains three screencasts showing you how to set up sidechain routing in Logic 9, Cubase 5 and Reason 4.
In these tutorials I use a kick drum to trigger the sidechain and use a piano loop for the processed sound but obviously you can apply this technique to any two sounds you wish. I have also included the project files from each DAW so you can load them up yourselves.
Setting Up Sidechain Routing in Logic Pro 9
Setting Up Sidechain Routing in Cubase 5
Setting Up Sidechain Routing in Reason 4
Download the Play Pack for this tutorial (3.3MB)
Contents
- Logic Source Files
- Cubase Source Files
- Reason Source Files
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