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Vocal Compression
The thread about vocal compression got me to thinking. We can all guess the amount and kind of compression on a commercial release. We can trust that the interwebs provide us with an "accurate" account from the producer/engineer - but what about a track that has a known amount and type of compression? Ihave two rock tracks that I have done recently, that I am curious if anyone can guess the amount and type of compression? I'll put up a mellow song in a few days or so, once I have the song mixed. But for now, let's see if anyone can guess.
These are both "rough mixes", but the vocal compression levels should be pretty easily judged - http://www.lightningmp3.com/upload/little2.mp3 http://www.lightningmp3.com/upload/hick.mp3 
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