►Big thanks to FabFilter:

I looked forward to a demo and it was very rewarding, excellent difference, smoother, on the 2nd example -the multiband

This is great. Pretty excited that I can actually hear the differences between fast and slow attack compression now lol. Excited to jump in and start utilizing multi band compression as well instead of just smashing everything. Thank you Justin!!

You are the best person in KZfaq to explain such in a good way...its real pleasure to learn easy,thank you so much !

I really appreciate your approach to these videos. You get to the core of what is trying to be accomplished in a mix and how to accomplish that in a way that is complimentary to the given track. So many mixing and mastering “experts” will just show you the parameters they use in their daw without adequately explaining the function of what they’re doing. Consequently, the viewers can easily get boxed into one specific way of unintuitively mixing everything the same way.

Big differences and great examples...thank you sir

I find myself using Sonible smart EQ and Compression for surgical , and Shadow Hills or similar for „colour“, depending on material New Fangled Audio for multiband processing, ozone for resonance control and widening, and lastly Sonible smart limiter, as ever, depending on material mid-side EQ/COMPRESSION/LIMITING,having the Plugin Alliance bundle gives me an amazing amount of choices for compression/master EQ/limiting, basically the the hardest part is to know which tools are the appropriate for the material being mastered, to this end I have made a cascading bus system where each bus has a choice of particular types of tools and then the order of the busses can easily be rearranged, that way each bus can be quickly bypassed and the effectiveness can quickly be checked, to a long time to build this template but now that it’s there it saves so much time…

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This is really really good. Literally a mini masterclass. Thank you very much sir!!!

Wow thank you, learned a lot from this. Especially how to apply attack / release.

Thank you so much for this video! It resolved a series of misconceptions I had which drove me sorta crazy often times :-)

Thank you very much for a great video! :)

THANK YOU

Great video! Thank you!

Always spot on! Happy Holidays!

very good presentation - good content - organized and good production values

Great tutorial, thank you!

Un millon de gracias, realmente muy clara la explicación. Gracias

The level of specificity in this video was amazing. I don't think I've ever heard this stuff laid out so clearly. Your specific use cases are very helpful because they let me know WHAT to listen for. And then once I hear it, I can make the right decision.

To me the subtler compression used in this video was not audible as compression but only as a slight change of feel... Like the percussive elements were still perceived due to the slow attack but attracted my attention a bit less so the rest of the elements and especially the vocals seemed to come a little bit more to the front...