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By the way I noticed now that for the second time I titled a thread wrong. How hard can it be for me to name it right in one time, sorry for that. The title should be: Do ANALOG hardware 'upward compressors' exist? I tried that with an analog downward compressor but when doing so I still heard...

Do ANALOG hardware 'upward compressors' exist? I have tried some plug-in demo's and it works so unconvenient being used to a simple analog compressor. Have tried the Neodynium plug which is very complicated and no preset called upward compressor. Are there any analog hardware compressors doing...

I mean a way to make softer volumes below a certain treshold louder, while NOT making the louder volumes softer above that treshold. No gain reduction but gain addition. When doing parallel compression (= normal signal + heavy compressed signal) then at least the compressed signal would be...

Both methods will raise the volume level of the lower signals. But it seems to me that with a normal compressor the peaks of the original are very vulnerable, there is always some little processing of those peaks. Peaks get damaged easily. But with a compressor that makes soft volumes louder...

I do not mean parallel compression or de-compression! What do I mean? The volume is dropping under a certain treshold and then the compressor will make the volume louder. When the volume is above that treshold it will stop making the original volume louder. Does this exist?

Sorry, but I find it the best equipment for bringing in the high tones to make it sound brighter. Mostly better than eq's and vitalizers and such. When there is little bass in older recordings then it does a good job (remastering for private use). And with my own made house music it works by...

Isn't there anyone who used both of them for an extended period?

I have an Aphex 104 with big bottom since 1997. Now I am thinking about taking the 204 model which is already 10 years old. What is the difference especially when it comes to the bass, the big bottom? I have seen that there is an extra Tune knob for the bass. Does it really make much...

Nobody here that listens to BBC World that can confirm that the sound of the movie is the same sound as BBC world news outside The Netherlands? http://rapidshare.com/files/24365285...nd_en_bbc.mpeg

I think the stations itself have the biggest responsibility. If they sound ok then at the distribution point they only have to use the same standard setting for all the stations. But listen to the sound....is it the same sound as being broadcasted in England? If it is the same sound then the...

When you 'really' like the sound of that BBC broadcast and you are not over exaggerating or overly proud on YOUR BBC then it is just a matter of taste. I can say that most people don't like the BBC far away sound...here in Holland. But over there in England they do, it's just a matter of taste...

The BBC clearly sounds like mud, distant sound. When some of you say it is a good sound then you are probably very 'proud' on your BBC and used to the sound since childhood. You have that right.....but be honest it is a lousy sound.:)

UPC said that I have to find out more adresses that have a bad sound. They say it is probably UPC his own fault. But is it? Or does the BBC just have a bad sound. Here is a video that you can see and hear the Dutch tv and the BBC tv next to each other. I believe that only 10 people can see that...

I was not talking about low level signal it is a bad sounding signal, like mud. I will translate your diagnosis and send it to them.

I have received an email from my cable provider UPC. It says the following..... "There is no interference problems known to us. We advise you to check your in house cabling and if necessary to replace them with C12 coax cables with metal connectors. If you still have any problems we could send...