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randyfromde
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That's great chessrock, but I have no idea what you are talking about :-/
randyfromde said:That's great chessrock, but I have no idea what you are talking about :-/
sonicpaint said:Multi-band compression will produce a dull sound and ruin the crispness of the guitar.
As far as compression and EQ doing the same thing? I have to disagree with you there.
Compression controls the dynamic range. In the case of the multi-band compressor, it controls the dynamic range in any given frequency that is chosen.
I believe ultrafunk has one, as well, and if you're on a budget, those are some outstanding plugins to have.
It's like having a little guy at the EQ knob who senses whenever that A string is hit, and automatically makes the EQ adjustment when it's pops out with too much force. . . and then returns everything to normal after when it dies out
If you're so much better at this stuff than a guy like me, why is it that you seem to have so much trouble with that? And why is it that such a compression whiz can't even figure out how to use one without making everything sound dull?
sonicpaint said:If you are not saying that EQ and Compression are not the same then how can "a little guy at the EQ knob turn down the A string" when it's hit during the use of a compressor? Them being different, this wouldn't be possible now would it? Talk about counter-dicking yourself.
chessrock said:A compressor is like having a little green man at the fader. A multiband compressor is like having a little green man at the EQ. Get it?