
rxkevco
New member
Hi all,
Am going to buy a hardware compressor to use with my small studio set-up, but have never used one before.
I know roughly what they do,, and what you can acheive with them, but thats as far as my experience goes,, so ,, am gonna get one and experiment.
Would like a bit of help in choosing a decent one ,, to start off with, and to learn how to use a compressor within my recording .
Dont want the cheapest, ie behringer etc,,, although they are good for what you pay for them.Would like something that i will still find useful when i get to know it.
Dont want to be dissatisfied with it, and then have to upgrade again.
SO,,,,,have been looking at the lower end DBX, and Drawmer models. Would like some advice or opinions on my choices.
Once again,, i am limited to buying used, from ebay.
I have up to £100 max, to spend.
The Drawmer models are the MX30 , and the LX20.
The DBX model is the 266XL.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Am going to buy a hardware compressor to use with my small studio set-up, but have never used one before.
I know roughly what they do,, and what you can acheive with them, but thats as far as my experience goes,, so ,, am gonna get one and experiment.
Would like a bit of help in choosing a decent one ,, to start off with, and to learn how to use a compressor within my recording .
Dont want the cheapest, ie behringer etc,,, although they are good for what you pay for them.Would like something that i will still find useful when i get to know it.
Dont want to be dissatisfied with it, and then have to upgrade again.
SO,,,,,have been looking at the lower end DBX, and Drawmer models. Would like some advice or opinions on my choices.
Once again,, i am limited to buying used, from ebay.
I have up to £100 max, to spend.
The Drawmer models are the MX30 , and the LX20.
The DBX model is the 266XL.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.