🍑 FL Studio 20 - #28: Compresión [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial

what's up how are you welcome to this new tutorial I'm the byd and this is episode number 28 of our course on how to use efe studio 20 completely from scratch we're going to continue seeing some of the effects and this time we're going to see a pretty good effect it is important that

compression is going to give us there are different types of compressors I am going to leave you here below in the description a link to the video where he talked about types of compressors but well efe the studio has a couple of compressors this is the fruit and compressor and we have this other one called fruit and limited

are these two the compressor because it is simpler they only have six controls and the limit has more controls because well it acts as a compressor and a limiter but well before going into this we have to learn what dynamics is so let's see very quickly when we have a sound here we have the waveform and we can represent the intensity with

peaks for example here we see an intensity p ues more or less uniform and there are not too high equestrians on the other hand for example here in the snet we have a transient here the lines above here remember if we divide it in half downwards it is the negative phase upwards it is the positive phase and in the edges are zero decibels so for example here it is

getting very close to 0 decibels here also in the negative phase it is getting very close to 0 decibels that is to say this is a fairly high volume and in this part it is a low volume so then the dynamics it is defined as the difference in intensity between the loudest part

of a sound versus the quietest part and how decibels are measured, well, we can measure it there, let's say that it was here at zero decibels and here at 20 we would say that there is a dynamic of about 20 decibels but well the important thing is to know this not that it is the difference