Wow, I'm applying this to some of my drafts and I get so much more clarity out of the sound! Thank you so much!
Dec 2, 16
Exact! There are tracks in which the clipping only occurs in the central band (500-2kHz) and that way you only compress that band and do not subtract dynamics to the other frequency bands. Each band compresses only what it needs.
Dec 2, 16
What is so significant about spreading compression across five bands? Does it give you more control over the balance of the sound?
Dec 2, 16
At the output, parametric equalizers are added to compensate for the increase in the fair gain at the cut-off frequencies of the bandpass 150Hz / 500Hz / 2kHz / 8kHz which occurs due to the overlap of the filters
To adjust the compression of each band, press the "Solo" button on the mixer channel (Centroid). It should be possible to decrease the peak value without being noticed in the sound. It sounds strange to isolate each band but one then becomes accustomed to compress as well
Dec 2, 16
@noirgreyson Filters divide the frequency spectrum into five bands 0-150Hz / 150-500Hz / 500-2000Hz / 2-8kHz / 8-10kHz. Instead of using bandpass filters (which have a variable gain), two cascade streams are used in a cascade high pass with a low pass. Then there are compressors that do nothing except increase the gain 2db to facilitate the work of the compressors of the line below that are those that really compress
Dec 2, 16
Also I just realized that I have no idea what the Parametric EQ does
Dec 2, 16
So I'm trying to understand how this is set up. Is the first compressor just to keep the band from peaking? What does the second one do differently?
ohh, amigo, la belleza de esta cancion es indescriptible.
good to hear these sounds again! :D
still can't get over this <333
this is so pretty <3
Another great creation... Thanks for the feedback and likes.
NICE!!!!
take notes on this compression set up, people!