
crosstudio
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I was reading another mastering related thread on multi-comp settings attack, release etc...
I didn't really agree with what was said as far as using a fast attack/release time because i believe that the multi-comp isn't used for catching those quick transients, but rather for making the mix sit better. i believe that the peak limiter is used to 'eliminate' those quick transients that ruin your ability to get a loud mix.
having said that, and taking much to long to say it, where are you putting your crossover points for a 4 section multi-comp?
I didn't really agree with what was said as far as using a fast attack/release time because i believe that the multi-comp isn't used for catching those quick transients, but rather for making the mix sit better. i believe that the peak limiter is used to 'eliminate' those quick transients that ruin your ability to get a loud mix.
having said that, and taking much to long to say it, where are you putting your crossover points for a 4 section multi-comp?