gregsk777
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Is that just mixing a compressed version with a non compressed version so dynamics don't get lost? Wouldn't it be kind of like doubling up drums? Sounds interesting
SouthSIDE Glen
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moresound
Loud Sun Studios
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G.
And who's going to clean up that mess in the bottom of the ark?
legionserial
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Yeah, basically that's pretty much it. It's also known as New York compression. Gives a bit of oomph to the drums without totally killing the dynamics. I don't usually tend to double the drums as such though. It's more running it through the compressor as a send using an fx track in Cubase and then balancing the volume between the two. The compressed drums usually sit pretty low. Just enough to have the desired effect. I involve the bass guitar aswell quite often, it's a tangled spaghetti monster of routing that I can't remember well enough to detail. I just do it at the time.
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tyya
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That's a cool King Tutankhamun smiley Glen.
Chili
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I can tell already, you're going to try to spam the boards, aren't you??
Massive Master
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That's where my bet goes also.
loveofjazz
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This has been a helpful thread, fellas. Thanks to all for the input. 