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Mike
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I'm in need of a compressor strictly for voiceover work. I've heard good things about the 3630 but don't know anybody who has used the Nano Compressor. Will the Nano be sufficient for V/O's?
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loudnaybor
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I got a nano when I bought the Studio Pack. I didn't like it at all. I still use it, but only for slightly compressing certain individual instruments during recording. I ended up buying a behringer compressor for everything else.
sonusman
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For the same money, the Behringer Composer is a much better compressor than the 3036.
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ruebarb
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I've owned both - I like the 3630 better because A: Built in Noise Gate and B: actually fits in the rack. (NanoCompressors are 1/3, but damned if I know how to mount them into a rack)
For the few extra bucks, the 3630 gives you the extra bit or two that make it worth it. - But I haven't used a behringer, so I can't provide input on that.
For the few extra bucks, the 3630 gives you the extra bit or two that make it worth it. - But I haven't used a behringer, so I can't provide input on that.
sonusman
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The Behringer Composer also has a built in noise gate. Trust me when I say (I own both an Alesis and an Behringer, got the Alesis for next to nothing) that the Behringer is a much better compressor by a long shot. Basically it is an exact rip off of a $1000 Drawmer compressor/limiter.
The Composers Peak Limiting is outstanding, and the compressor is really clean, and when used right, very transparent.
Don't waste your money on a Alesis compressor.
Ed Rei
Echo Star Studio www.echostarstudio.com
The Composers Peak Limiting is outstanding, and the compressor is really clean, and when used right, very transparent.
Don't waste your money on a Alesis compressor.
Ed Rei
Echo Star Studio www.echostarstudio.com