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Surora23 
Agressive Melodic Disorder
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a good thing to do is to render a wav, load it up in wav lab, apply a master eq with tiny compression, and a mix saturator... |
No compressor. A limiter! |
there are a billion ways of doing it 
all trial and error really... |
I don't agree. I always do a limiter coz the result always sounds better than when I use a compressor. Less squashed, more boost. |
all depends on the sounds of the track inside...if you got a very punchy set of drums compression over top works wonders for the4 drums and bass... but if you do a tech step track (such as most of yours) compression coudl do some damage..
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01-02-2006 23:59 |
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Surya
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all depends on the sounds of the track inside...if you got a very punchy set of drums compression over top works wonders for the4 drums and bass... but if you do a tech step track (such as most of yours) compression coudl do some damage.. |
Maybe so, but in that case I would put a compressor on those channels, but still a limiter on the master chanel. That will still give the same benefit as you describe for the punchy drums, but without some of the artifacts a compressor brings along.
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Surora23
Agressive Melodic Disorder
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all depends on the sounds of the track inside...if you got a very punchy set of drums compression over top works wonders for the4 drums and bass... but if you do a tech step track (such as most of yours) compression coudl do some damage.. |
Maybe so, but in that case I would put a compressor on those channels, but still a limiter on the master chanel. That will still give the same benefit as you describe for the punchy drums, but without some of the artifacts a compressor brings along. |
heheh deff deff... *shrugs* im just a messenger 
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02-02-2006 17:40 |
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Continum
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I have exactly de opposite problem 
helpfull isnt' it?
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03-02-2006 21:13 |
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Continum
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Ever tried a compressor????
mayb dis is helpfull!
Chease
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03-02-2006 21:15 |
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Friscko
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