So, I've been searching this site on Compression, Limiting, Normalization (in fact I am reading Shailat's article on Compression) anyway... you get the idea
My question is this: If Compression is NOT to bring up the overall level of a track with a VERY low volume and Normalization is supposed to be a bad thing, then what I can I do with a track in a song that hangs out around -45 and peaks at -35?
I know... better mic. and recording techniques (see I've been reading).
If I could re-track it I would but the client isn't interested. In fact, I don't think he really cares but I DO!
So far this has been a hard lesson for me but I am learing a ton and having fun doing it
Please advise...
-Brad
My question is this: If Compression is NOT to bring up the overall level of a track with a VERY low volume and Normalization is supposed to be a bad thing, then what I can I do with a track in a song that hangs out around -45 and peaks at -35?
I know... better mic. and recording techniques (see I've been reading).
If I could re-track it I would but the client isn't interested. In fact, I don't think he really cares but I DO!
So far this has been a hard lesson for me but I am learing a ton and having fun doing it
Please advise...
-Brad