
JKestle
New member
sorry for any confussion.
I guess my example wasn't very well thought out, and I didn't mean to suggest to have a "ratio goal" before hearing anything, and I forgot to add "everything else being equal" (threshold etc...)
My point is,
Compressing multiple times can ruin your tracks...really really fast ....if your not careful.
Take into consideration that things will be compressed in the mix, mastering and again at the radio station (if it gets that far)....
By understanding that compression multiplies at each stage, you can learn to not follow the herd and create some dynamic music for a change by easing up in the early stages.
I guess my example wasn't very well thought out, and I didn't mean to suggest to have a "ratio goal" before hearing anything, and I forgot to add "everything else being equal" (threshold etc...)
My point is,
Compressing multiple times can ruin your tracks...really really fast ....if your not careful.
Take into consideration that things will be compressed in the mix, mastering and again at the radio station (if it gets that far)....
By understanding that compression multiplies at each stage, you can learn to not follow the herd and create some dynamic music for a change by easing up in the early stages.