Lets have a listen to using subgroup compression on kick, snare and bass. Also lets listen to snare reverb sent to groups vs left and right.
This video demonstrates the use of subgroup compression for mixing kick and snare with a bass guitar, with a focus on fast attack and short release and hold times for preventing pumping sounds. The bus master feature is shown for controlling individual instrument groups such as the kick and snare or guitar, and the importance of running effects like reverb associated with an instrument back into the same groups is explained. The effects of compression and reverb on the kick snare bass subgroup are demonstrated, with examples of how the reverb dominates the mix when pushed hotter and completely drops out when pushed lower.
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 Mr Bones
01:23 Kick and Snare Group Compression
03:48 Compressor settings
04:59 Why I use fast attack and release
05:59 Group DCA vs group level compression
08:30 EFX to group vs L/R
12:17 Wrap up