Fanu/FatGyver

Alrightly Patreonians! I get asked about plugins a lot, and I wanted to do a post about some of the plugins I use the most. I have and use WAY more plugins than these, but these are the ones I use by far the most in mixing, music production and mastering (this post is less about mastering, though, w

Yo guys! Wanted to do a quick tip on how to "de-reverb" some drumloops. Technically this could be done with any gate, but I'm using Izotope Trash 2 here. Gating ("de-reverbing") with Izotope Trash 2 (YouTube)

Alrighty, guys! Showing you a slightly more advanced technique: how to sidechain width in Ableton Live. This means that when one sound plays, some other sound will lose its width while it’s happening. Showing two ways to do it, one involving Max For Live, and the other only using Ableton Live’s nati

(This was originally posted on my website in 2017 – I brought it here by a request) So what's this for…now this is for those who want some LO-FI in their lives! I did an “SP1200izer” audio effect rack for Ableton Live. How did I do it? I sampled two drumloops into my SP 1200 and back, and then put t

DOWNLOAD HERE So here's a multiband version of the free Gain Rack that has a Saturator, which I posted about yesterday (see previous post). This one divides the signal into three bands: lows, mids, and highs and also has a Saturator for each band. When you click on a band, you'll see its gain knob*.

DOWNLOAD HERE Wanted to share with you this free yet useful tool for Ableton Live 10. It's an audio effect rack that has a gain knob as its macro knob. When you rotate it clockwise, it feeds the signal into the rack / a Saturator by the chosen dB amount (set by the Gain macro knob) and also takes do