Udemy - Audio Compression in-depth for music production

What you'll learn:
In-depth use of compressor
How to choose the right compressor for vocals, drums
Using compressor when mastering
How to side chain and create parallel compression
Requirements
This course is practical for any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)
Description
Compression really isn't as complicated as many people make it to be. This course breaks everything down that even a newbie can get great results!
Compression is so important when producing and engineering music, both for dynamics control and sound coloration. Because there are so many different compressor types, it can be confusing to decide which one to choose for a given situation. The aim of this course is to give you some clarity on the different compressor types and show you how they're typically used for vocals, drum buses, and mastering.
Once you understand the strengths and weaknesses of different compressor types, it's a lot easier to know which one to choose in given situations. The suggested applications here are only guidelines, based on how various compressors are typically used, but there's no saying that you can't go counter to them if it works for your music.
Learn the different types of compressors and when to use each one while mixing. In this guide, we'll level out which compressors are which: VCA, FET, Optical, Tube, and digital compressor plugins; increase your threshold of compression knowledge!
In this course, you will learn how to use VCA, FET, Optical, Tube, and digital compressor plugins for vocals, drums, and mastering songs.
The principle taught in this course applies to any genre, any DAW.
Who this course is for
Mixing engineers who want to go in-depth on one of the most essential mixing tools: Compression
Advanced mixing engineers who want refreshing ideas on how to use compressor
Beginner music producers, mixing engineers who are confused how compression truly works and need clarity
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/audio-compression-in-depth-for-music-production