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James K
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Hi,
I've got a Studiomaster 20/16/2 desk. I'm getting on well with it so far apart from one thing, the inserts are post-EQ. This is proving to be quite a pain as I want to compress before EQ. When I change the EQ it messes up the compressed sound and of course the compressor tries to counteract the change. Is there any way round this? I thought of wiring the outputs of my 16 track and the inputs on the desk into a normalised patch bay (thereby creating an insert point) and then patching in there instead of into the insert points. This seems like a complicated option though and I would lose the ability to alter the gain before the compressor.
Can anyone think of any other ways to get around this problem?
Cheers
James
I've got a Studiomaster 20/16/2 desk. I'm getting on well with it so far apart from one thing, the inserts are post-EQ. This is proving to be quite a pain as I want to compress before EQ. When I change the EQ it messes up the compressed sound and of course the compressor tries to counteract the change. Is there any way round this? I thought of wiring the outputs of my 16 track and the inputs on the desk into a normalised patch bay (thereby creating an insert point) and then patching in there instead of into the insert points. This seems like a complicated option though and I would lose the ability to alter the gain before the compressor.
Can anyone think of any other ways to get around this problem?
Cheers
James