Truefire FaderPro Jono Buchanan's Science of Sound: Compression TUTORiAL

Everything Music Producers Need To Know About Compression
Despite being one of the most used processes in music production, applying compression properly may seem like a daunting task to some. Thankfully, Jono Buchanan is on hand with The Science of Sound - Compression course, in which he covers all aspects of compression and applies the effect to a number of different production scenarios.

Whether you're new to the effect, or have some experience already, Jono is sure to have some tips and techniques that will help you to hone your skills when controlling dynamics.

As an experienced music producer and Apple-certified instructor, there are very few people better equipped to deliver this course than Jono Buchanan. While Jono works within Logic Pro X in this course, the concepts and approaches covered here can be applied in any other DAW. Jono's experience as a producer, composer and mix engineer give him a thorough all round understanding of the entire music production process.

With over two hours of tutorials, this course will take you through compression from the ground up, teaching you everything you need to know to apply the process in a range of production situations. From adding power to vocals and drums with parallel and New York style compression, to compressing specific frequencies with multi-band and frequency-sensitive techniques, this course is sure to deliver a wide range of production knowledge.

Jono delivers this course from his DAW of choice, Logic Pro X, and many of the compressor demonstrations use Logic's own built in compressor. Other plugins employed throughout the tutorial include Sonnox's Oxford Dynamics, Universal Audio's LA-2A emulation and Fabfilter's Pro-MB and Pro-C 2.

With thirteen knowledge-filled chapters, Jono Buchanan's Science of Sound - Compression course leaves no stone unturned when it comes to applying compression to a range of music production circumstances. While there is a lot to learn about, having the course split into bite size chunks means you can work through it at your own pace, revisiting chapters at any point in the future.

Whatever your music production background and level, you're sure to benefit from working through this course and applying Jono's teachings to your own music production workflow in your DAW of choice.

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