Sidechain ducking only certain freq ranges

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Found this, which i plan on trying out tonight. http://howtomakeelectronicmusic.com/how ... ency-range
But how you others of you get the same effect? How have you used this?

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LFO tool. And you're done.

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not quite sidechaining a specific range but it's sidechaining a filter instead of compressing the bass: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 9&t=427617

:D i'm pretty sure with a couple of bandpasses, a compressor, and a lot of duct tape I could make this work for specific frequencies. (Might have to find a multi out VST that splits the frequencies to different outputs though)
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You can get very specific by using Blue Cat's MB-7 Mixer along with LFOTool. Sidechain or duck a frequency range or multiple in very different ways. Maximum flexibility.
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If you're using Reaper by chance there's paramter modulation (basically same functionality as FL's peak controller).


On this one the external SC can be used band-specific (and it's free :))

http://www.platinumears.com/5orcery.html

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It's also very easy with VolumeShaper 4 .

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fabfilter c

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Vengeance Multiband Sidechain.

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vata44 wrote:fabfilter c
I believe Pro-C allows you to listen on certain frequencies of the sidechain input, but not actually duck certain frequencies - which I think is what the OP was asking.

Having said that, I know FabFilter's Pro-MB does allow for ducking of the different frequency bands.

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