Most likely to compress without coloring

[chessrock]

I recommend reviving 3-year old threads as much as possible.

 

[tdukex]

I recommend reviving 3-year old threads as much as possible.

I prefer the term "resurrect" as in "to raise from the dead."

 

[chessrock]

resuscitate ?

 

[SonicAlbert]

regurgitate

 

[MISTERQCUE]

I must correct my post from back in 2001!! (I didn't know any better)

RNC works for me!!

 

[acorec]

I must correct my post from back in 2001!! (I didn't know any better)

RNC works for me!!

Aww, I would have bet money that you would choose Behringer!


Ya know, 'Q?

 

[Massive Master]

That's what it said under my name in my high-school yearbook...

Sorry if someone already used that joke...

 

[Mo-Kay]

haha Chessrock, oldskoollllllll

so hey while we're at it...what would be a good compressor to dirty up (hiphop) drums?

they're not all that clean to begin with by the way *hugs his sp-12 turbo*

 

[mixsit]

#1
Volume automation.

 

[Stefan Elmblad]

Wow, 90 votes... I never thought so many people had used everything from the Alesis digital unit to Avalon.

 

[Ford Van]

Wow, 90 votes... I never thought so many people had used everything from the Alesis digital unit to Avalon.

Green chicklets for that one!

 

[rogernotroger]

RNC gets my vote for no colouring, and affordability. (I can't afford an Avalon quite yet, but used it in a friend's studio and it is lush.)

Have used DBX 286A and got LOADS of colour. Joe Meek definitely colours lots, good for doing a single vocal take, but I wouldn't use it on BVs.

er... that's it.

any opinions on the FMR Really Nice Levelling Amplifier???