CrazyMonkey
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On the 3rd tab of the Dynamics Processing effect, there are two seperate Attack and Release settings. What is the difference between the two Attack settings and the two Release settings?
Ultrafunk's easy, for sure. The advantage of CEP's compressors, I think, is that you have the ability to compress AND expand a signal in one process. It squashes the transient peaks, and raises the signals below whatever threshold you set. If you're using ultrafunk, I think you have to have a seperate plugin to do any expansion.dobro said:"Just buy a plug-in that works and is easy to use," I say. I use the Ultrafunk compressor. It works and it's a snap to understand.
Yes...In fact... If you think about it, the actual "look ahead" time parameter (below the 2nd set) can only relate to the second set of settings. (I used the word "set" WAAAAY too much there).CrazyMonkey said:Thanks for the explanation! So, if I understand correctly, the first attack/release set of controls would be the traditional attack/release found on most compressors, determining how quickly gain is adjusted, and the 2nd set help determine when it kicks in, kind of like a look-ahead time?