There are 2 ways to use multiband...
First as a 'fix' in mastering or mixing, usually when you want to squeeze high frequencies while handling low end frequencies with a lighter touch. This is generally the realm of FabFilter Pro-MB or something of that ilk.
Second is as a sound design tool to squash and enhance a specific frequency range of interest. This is pretty common in loud EDM genres; not so much in ambient music or organic styles like rock, jazz, etc. The notorious OTT compressor in Ableton, Xfer's OTT plugin, or Minimal's Fuse Compressor are good tools for this type of compression.
First as a 'fix' in mastering or mixing, usually when you want to squeeze high frequencies while handling low end frequencies with a lighter touch. This is generally the realm of FabFilter Pro-MB or something of that ilk.
Second is as a sound design tool to squash and enhance a specific frequency range of interest. This is pretty common in loud EDM genres; not so much in ambient music or organic styles like rock, jazz, etc. The notorious OTT compressor in Ableton, Xfer's OTT plugin, or Minimal's Fuse Compressor are good tools for this type of compression.
Statistics: Posted by billinder33 — Mon Dec 25, 2023 3:19 am