Audio Spilling Spill compander

  • Thread starter Thread starter walters
  • Start date Start date
W

walters

New member
Whats is Audio Spill?

How do i Increase Audio Spill to make it longer?

Cymbals , and reverb has Spill

Does a Compander make audio spill longer?

how do i control the audio spill

A Gate will cut off the spill

how do i make this spill longer on every track?

Do i use a expander? or a compander?
 
Walters - you have a Passive Aggressive disorder. Get help for it.
 
walters said:
Do i use a expander? or a compander?
Click to expand...

A compander!!! Walters, that is the best furking thing you've come up with yet.
 
walters said:
Whats is Audio Spill?

How do i Increase Audio Spill to make it longer?

Cymbals , and reverb has Spill

Does a Compander make audio spill longer?

how do i control the audio spill

A Gate will cut off the spill

how do i make this spill longer on every track?

Do i use a expander? or a compander?
Click to expand...
I beleive an audio spill is a term for Audio attack/to increase specific frequency ranges. Cymbals and reverb have spill due to the frequency ranges they already produce naturally. A compander = Abreviation for compressor/expander/limit/gate (a double-ended process for noise reduction or to increase apparent dynamic range or headroom in recording) and can be used to make a spill longer or to gate /limit a spill . A C1 Parametric Compander allows you to do all these functions. I think....I probably have it arse backward...But I tried... :D ..right WALTERS?
 
true-eurt said:
I beleive an audio spill is a term for Audio attack/to increase specific frequency ranges. Cymbals and reverb have spill due to the frequency ranges they already produce naturally. A compander = Abreviation for compressor/expander/limit/gate (a double-ended process for noise reduction or to increase apparent dynamic range or headroom in recording) and can be used to make a spill longer or to gate /limit a spill . A C1 Parametric Compander allows you to do all these functions. I think....I probably have it arse backward...But I tried... :D ..right WALTERS?
Click to expand...


Nice one eurt.
Ed
 
Dogman said:
Nice one eurt.
Ed
Click to expand...
Thank you Dogman..just trying to get one up for us Short Bus people... :D
Hey!!! Wait!..Was that Purge?!!..Man I think I missed the bus!!! :eek:
 
So i have to increase specific frequency ranges?

how do i do this?
 
spill can't happen in all the frequency ranges? :confused:

increase me!
 
Holy crap, willis, even I had a hard time looking at that one. :eek:
 
willis your going over the line dude you know this is a pro audio form
come on now your in every one of my post , posting like 8 times or
more and your like 38yrs old acting like this.
 
walters said:
willis your going over the line dude you know this is a pro audio form
come on now your in every one of my post , posting like 8 times or
more and your like 38yrs old acting like this.
Click to expand...

What are you talking about walters, do I know you? Have we met in a land far, far away? ;)

p.s., I'm getting closer. You'll wish you didn't post such jibberish here. ;) ;)
End it before it's too late, hmm-mmm, walters, wink-wink? ;)
There's still time, but not much.

All your drive are belong to willis. :D
 
walters said:
So i have to increase specific frequency ranges?

how do i do this?
Click to expand...
The shorter the wave lengths, the higher the frequency will be and the longer the wave lengths the lower the frequency. You must find a way to change the wave lengths in order to change the frequencies.

By applying a dynamic process to the frequency range you have selected, there will be a change in the wave lengths???
Hell I don't know! I'm tired!!
That is what the C1 Parametric Compander is supposed to do. So buy one of those.
I know, I know....Eurt, go to the Dunce corner at once!!!! But I'll miss the Short Bus!!! Purge!...Dog!...WAIT FOR Meeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!

It isn't easy living in a world of Ignorance.. :D.....
 
The Parametric Compander will create audio spill for any track i do ?

Parmetric Compander produces a envelope spill for a frequency right?
 
true-eurt said:
The shorter the wave lengths, the higher the frequency will be and the longer the wave lengths the lower the frequency. You must find a way to change the wave lengths in order to change the frequencies.

By applying a dynamic process to the frequency range you have selected, there will be a change in the wave lengths???
Hell I don't know! I'm tired!!
Click to expand...

You will need an excalibur to attack the high frequencies in order to capture the dynamic essense of the sample. Usually around the 4th plane of order, the excalibur will need to be left behind in preference of a mightier tool. Few of us have returned from the 4th plane. It is up to you, Walters. The compander descends from the inner wavelengths of the audio to populate the density of the mix. Use the winter-stabilizer to adequately quell the force of the post filtered PCM. I cannot stress this enough: you will need lots of RAM.
Good journey.
 
swatsds said:
You will need an excalibur to attack the high frequencies in order to capture the dynamic essense of the sample. Usually around the 4th plane of order, the excalibur will need to be left behind in preference of a mightier tool. Few of us have returned from the 4th plane. It is up to you, Walters. The compander descends from the inner wavelengths of the audio to populate the density of the mix. Use the winter-stabilizer to adequately quell the force of the post filtered PCM. I cannot stress this enough: you will need lots of RAM.
Good journey.
Click to expand...
:D :D :D
 
I stand corrected. Walters knew of an audio term I had never heard of. I am now going to jump off a cliff.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top