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Morning Classes: MaMon, Tue, Thur, Fri, 10:15-1pmĮvening Classes: MaTuesdays and Thursdays, Fri 6:15pm-9pm You can hear Evan’s music and find out more about him at and /astrolith. Evan teaches sound design and music production at Dubspot NYC and helped develop the school’s Sound Design program. Astrolith is an electronic music producer, sound designer, and audio engineer living in New York. In this video Sutton demonstrates how this new effect sounds on different sorts of audio tracks in Ableton Live to give you a sense of what this new compressor can do.Įvan Sutton a.k.a.
#Cytomic the glue for mastering electronic software#
This new device was created in partnership with analog software modeling experts Cytomic, who have created an effect that aims to re-create the behavior and sound of an SSL bus compressor, which Evan explains “has been known to glue mixes together.” This compressor differs from the regular Ableton compressor in that it’s intended to be pushed a bit harder and used on multiple tracks at once, adding some punch without losing the sound’s character. One of the new effects in Ableton Live 9 is the Glue Compressor, which can help “glue” your mix together and create a more uniform sound. In this video tutorial, Dubspot instructor and course designer Evan Sutton takes a look at Ableton Live 9′s new Glue Compressor effect, which allows users to “glue” together of the elements of a drum part or an entire track.
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