Gate Sidechaining

April 2010

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Gate Sidechaining

This is a really quick easy way to get nice rhythmic cuts based on the other elements in your track. Ableton Live tutorial using the standard gate plugin.

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  • Bohdai
    killer help, well explained (thx for history/context), easy to understand (solo'd loops then focuses on the gate to see it well) - thank you thank you. well chosen loops for demonstration =)
  • Good stuff man. Very interesting video :)
  • Thank you Rupert For sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated!
  • Rotatin
    Really interesting, nice little tips in there too. Tight!
  • RupertBrown
    Thanks for the feedback guys, its really appreciated.
    Good call with the reverb Phillipp Im going to use that :-) and ok the sound wasn't boring but it was droney / repetitive and far cooler cut up I thought.
  • Jgalt77
    Nice job, great explanation!
  • good job! thank you, DSP
  • Philipp
    Cool ... It also sounds pretty cool, if you do it with a long reverb tail of a sound, though this works best, when there is not to much rumbling.
    But c'mon, how could you say this original bass loop was boring? I thought it was bretty bad axe =D
  • Very cool video...thanks for sharing!!! Looking forward to experimenting with gate sidechaining.
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