Hi all,
Yep...I'm still a newbie, but with help from you guys I'm gonna' change that soon!!!
I use Samplitude and get along with it fine, however one thing I'm never sure of...When I go to the dynamics section of the mixer, the compressor is always defaulted to "COMPR. MAX". I can go in there and change this setting to "COMP" if I want to. There IS an audible difference in these settings, Comp Max always lifts the volume and Comp tends to lower it. What I want to know is...When everyone on this board is talking about compressors and various settings etc are they talking about Comp Max or Comp?? I guess you may need to be a Samplitude user to answer this?
My guess is that Comp Max lifts the troughs, while normal Comp lowers the peaks? If this is the case, which one do I use when reading all your compressor settings /advice etc...Basically, which one matches a standard "off the shelf" compressor box?
Not sure if that made sense...Hope so!!
Walshy
Yep...I'm still a newbie, but with help from you guys I'm gonna' change that soon!!!
I use Samplitude and get along with it fine, however one thing I'm never sure of...When I go to the dynamics section of the mixer, the compressor is always defaulted to "COMPR. MAX". I can go in there and change this setting to "COMP" if I want to. There IS an audible difference in these settings, Comp Max always lifts the volume and Comp tends to lower it. What I want to know is...When everyone on this board is talking about compressors and various settings etc are they talking about Comp Max or Comp?? I guess you may need to be a Samplitude user to answer this?
My guess is that Comp Max lifts the troughs, while normal Comp lowers the peaks? If this is the case, which one do I use when reading all your compressor settings /advice etc...Basically, which one matches a standard "off the shelf" compressor box?
Not sure if that made sense...Hope so!!
Walshy