The course begins with a quick overview of the interface and functionality of the plug-in, allowing you to familiarize yourself with the layout of all the features before digging in and getting into specifics. Then it's on to the Gate/Expander section, where you'll learn how all the controls allow you to work with low-level signals in various ways.

Then, Eli covers the compression and limiting sections, including the clipping function, which affords the ability to remove very fast transients while leaving the remaining signal intact. You'll learn about the master section next, where you can access global controls that manage how the channel strip works overall.

For the second half of the course, Eli will demonstrate the plug-in in action on several sources: drums/bass (multi-track drums and electric bass guitar), keys/guitars (side-chaining and clipping to blend the guitar bus into the mix), vocals (featuring the EQs, filter, and clipper), and mix bus (two instances of the plug-in used to complete a necessary EQ curve and clipping to act as glue).

The bx_consoloe AMEK 9099 is one complete channel strip, and after this course, you'll be ready to start implementing its sonic footprint on any and all tracks of your very next production. Check out the individual bx_console AMEK 9099 video tutorial descriptions for more information and ideas on how you can use this plug-in in your own songs and mixes. Capitalize on all the awesome features this plug-in has to offer... watch "bx_console AMEK 9099 Explained®" now!

What You Will Learn:
-How to deal with low-level material with the gate and expander
-Creative and practical uses for the compression and limiting sections, such as clipping off quick transients and gluing the mix together
-Setting up the overall behavior of the channel strip with the master section
-Specific use strategies on several different sources, including drums, bass, keys, guitars, vocals, and mix bus
-And more!

home page: https://www.groove3.com/products/bxconsole-AMEK-9099-Explained

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