| Steven_Rosas |
| (Newbie) |
| 07/22/06 10:28 AM |
Side Chain in Nuendo
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I've been trying to figure out a way to side chain in Nuendo. Can anyone give me any idea how to start this process.
Thanks.
JasonK
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| (Guru) |
| 08/11/06 02:09 AM |
Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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If you just want to side chain a stereo signal it's not too difficult, however you need a plugin that can be sidechained like the Voxengo Crunchessor. What you do is put the plugin in a Quadro group channel, route the signal you want to compress to the 2 front channels of the group and the route the keying input to the 2 rear channels by way of the key channel's surround panner. Press the sidechain button on the crunchessor and you're on your way.
| Digitalhorizon |
| (Newbie) |
| 08/12/06 03:49 PM |
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Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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Take a look at Sidekickv3 Im testing it out, seems ok to me
http://www.twistedlemon.nl/
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JasonK
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| (Guru) |
| 08/13/06 02:31 AM |
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Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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Problem there is you are limited to the ducking/keying fx (which are basically like a sidechained gate and the reverse) that are built into sidekick, rather than creating a routing to a compressor or other plugin that accepts sidechaining.
This seems like a great effect and/or tool on its own though.
| Steven_Rosas |
| (Newbie) |
| 09/14/06 01:54 PM |
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Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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Thanks! I'll take a look at that and give you an update. Thanks again for your time and knowledge!
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JasonK
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| (Guru) |
| 01/29/07 03:45 PM |
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Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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As far as I can tell crunchessor still seems like the most sidechain compliant comp. Has anyone found any better plugs for this purpose yet?
| ilterocktive |
| (Newbie) |
| 07/31/07 11:53 AM |
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Re: Side Chain in Nuendo
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Hi guys,
dB audioware has just released 2 plugs, but it is possible to use the sidechaining features in Nuendo/Cubase.
Here are some tutorials:
http://www.audiocourses.com/article1752.html
http://www.audiocourses.com/article1748.html
1 for sidechaining a compressor, and the other for a gate.
For sure, plugin should be capable of sidechaining. And luckily there are more than couple of 'em.