Larry begins by showing how to analyze various aspects of a kick drum with the scope, such as the length of the tail, the fundamental pitch, and the level of the transient. With this knowledge, you'll have a better idea of how to create a similar kick sound in your own productions. You'll also learn how, when layering two kick samples together, you can check the scope to ensure of proper phase coherence.

Next, Larry explores how the scope can help you better understand common audio processing, such as compression, transient-shaping, and saturation, making you more informed in general when employing such effects. Then discover how the scope can help you understand the important phase relationship between the kick and bass. Thomas also shows you tips for setting attack times when side-chaining the kick and bass for achieving a tight, pumping effect.

See how transients (and their energy) play a role in front/back perspective in a mix with the help of the scope. And finally, Thomas demonstrates how, by visualizing the mix at different points, we can squeeze out as much loudness as possible when desired.

The oscilloscope is truly a powerful tool with dozens of uses - a Swiss army knife of audio analysis. This music production course will teach you how it can help you create better recordings, make informed processing decisions, and generate more effective mixes. Don't wait any longer to embrace this instrument of audio comprehension... watch "Using an Oscilloscope for Music Production Explained®" now!

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