Multiband depression

"Mültibönd" :D

I use multiband compression on my salad.

As a small tip for people starting with compression: don't constantly listen with the band solo'd. It really starts messing with your ears quick. Always switch to listening to the entire plugin and compare it to the plugin bypassed. It sounds very time-consuming, but in the end you save time on not having to redo it. You can listen more to stuff solo'd when you know what you're doing. Also: reference tracks, ESPECIALLY when doing mastering like in this video. Like how Wietze does it at the end is a good example. It's a lot of information, but changing things while listening to the other bands (in this case) as well is a good practise.
I have some friends that are still a bit new to the producing thing and I see them work on a lot of stuff in solo and more often than not you make less educated decisions when working on a track in solo compared to listening to the full mix.
Don't be scared to use solo to take out resonances or want to further investigate what a plugin is doing, but keep it to the entire mix. This also goes for instruments, but a bit less so in my opinion.

nice video, the track has some subtle NIN vibe

the 2 band trick in the low is gold bro!!!

"I try to keep it simple" uses 5 bands on compressor 😉

Hahahaha @11:00 "get it under control", @11:07 the lyrics, he doesn't like your harshness control.

This video is golden. I've always used Waves C6 and I had no clue what I was doing. This clears things up big time. Thanks a lot! 👍

I could listen to this guy say Multiband Compresser all day

this is the most helpful multiband mastering tutorial on the internet.

"this track was not mixed by me" - it sounds like a pretty great mix to me though!

Brilliant! Love this channel. There's only a small handful I watch and this one has made its way to the top. Great the way you explain things, informative and funny. Always modest too even though you are obviously very knowledgeable. :)

I love this video. And it changed everything in my mastering journey. After seeing this video along with learning how to use soft clippers, my friends say I have professional studio quality sound. This one is special for me. Thanks.

I’m really glad Christopher came back and cured Wickus, cuz he’s doing great now. He grew his hair out, and he’s making some AWESOME mixing/mastering videos.

My FF MB-Pro always intimidated me. I never knew if multi-band compression was appropriate or not, or where to put the crossover filters. Now I'm going to try it in heavy rotation. Like you say, with "feeling".

Thank you for this amazingly easy explanation of the multiband compressor.
Love the work you do, keep it up.

I love creating custom de-essers with multiband compressors--one way they are useful at the track level. And for parallel compression. Fun stuff.

Great tips in this one! Especially using the side chain filter on a compressor to keep a hard hitting bass drum from affecting the rest of the track.

Love this Kid. Keep up the good work!