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I am not looking for the magic one setting fits all - BUT - basically how do I set it to bring up soft parts (of a total mix).
I can set it to knowckdown peaks but don't seem to make lower volumes come up e.g. when all the instruments except the drums quit playing for a measure or two. Is there and order to use in setting the ratio, threshold and gain or something? Probably a pretty basic question but I am very high on the learning curve - it's just that my learning curve seems to slope downward Thanks! Brad |
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The answer, unfortunately, is "it depends"...........
Shailat's ARTICLE may help you get a handle on how to use a compressor...
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The older 166 with set attack and release times are quite fast on both ends for that.
Unless it's adjustable (XL?), can you slow it down...?
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