Is there a better compressor for a Lower price then the Alesis 3630?

[Teacher]

thanks for ur help

[Blue Bear Sound]

I don't know about lower price, but you'd have to spend a good $1500 more or so before you start getting a better compressor than the RNC from FMR Audio... ( http://www.fmraudio.com )

Bruce

[Teacher]

i'm not experienced with compression the only compressor i used was sonic foundry dx plugin.....and sonusman thanks for all that info...could grasp it all but thanks

[Blue Bear Sound]

Originally posted by sonusman
Anyway....

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Ed

Heh-heh

Bruce

[MISTERQCUE]

....the MultiCom and AutoCom,4-channel and 2-channel comps respectively that are extremely useful in most comping,limiting and gating applications,especially for the price! The RNC; 1of the smoothest,most transparent comps I've ever used, RULES!! (again,thx Bruce).I'm no TRUE expert on compressors,but d@mn,
gotta' give Behringer props for thier comps.
Also,in the field of compression applications,much praise to sonusman and Shailat for their invaluable lessons via their link,
plenty of experimentation and listening and learning!
As far as the 3630 IMHO,it will give you some weird efx using bass
that might be serviceable,but too much unwanted and noticeable
"aftertaste" tones are often produced.
Go with the RNC, which now can be had for 'bout US$160-175~

[frederic]

As far as the 3630 IMHO,it will give you some weird efx using bass
that might be serviceable,but too much unwanted and noticeable
"aftertaste" tones are often produced.
Go with the RNC, which now can be had for 'bout US$160-175~
[/B]

You mean you don't like compresser huffing on your bass lines?

::grin::

Frederic

[Scooter B]

For my money no compressor at all is better than the 3630 at any low price. The noise gate is sometimes usefull.

If you really want one I will sell you two of them for $200 so I can buy one RNC.

Any 3630 fans out there?