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What's the point of mixing a compressed signal?
I've heard people talk about, say for example a stereo drum group, mixing in a compressed signal with the uncompressed stereo tracks. I know people do it with vox too.
What's the advantage of mixing the two, why wouldn't you just compress the tracks however much you want rather than leaving the uncompressed signal with a partially mixed compressed signal? Thanks, Brandon |
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Sometimes you'll want a more controlled and bigger signal, as well as tighter but not over compressed. Think in layers.
You get an alive uncompressed dynamic signal with healthier freq content together with a layer of - big - controlled- tight. |
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this is so simple it hurts sometimes it represses the dynamics of the vocal without compromising feel as far as the drums thing goes its like this ever hear somone tell you to mic a guitar cone off axis and a lil off angle we dont know why but do it and listen it just sounds better so nah!
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Anyhow, thanks for listening man. Slackmaster 2000
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You need help!
![]() Man, it took forever to read that bit. But then again that was your point, right? ![]()
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My age or IQ has nothing to do with my inability to use proper grammar. The main fact is while everyone else was in school
studying English I was off to one electronic competition or another. I honest went through all of high school without taking a single lit course. which makes me look stupid IM sure but IM gonna try and send all my post through word pad and see if that helps. |
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and btw slackmaster i just got done down loading your txt/mp3
tutorial on drum mic placment great stuff, but not enough of what i need. I'm having a heck of a time getting seperation from my kick and my bass, and i have a full cd worth to deal with do you by any chance know of any good articals strickly on that topic? |
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The first victom of heavy compression is usually clarity. That is because compression can kill the attack of a sound and take away the transients leaving you with a duller sound. When you mix in the original sound you can get the best of both worlds.
The best way to understand it is just to try it. Bring up your raw drums then gradually bring up the compressed submix and see how it thickens it up. |
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