rrutz9700
Anyone aware of a good limiter compressor plug in or a standalone that could be used with VD7 to warm up the sound of MP3's
Inviato Mon 08 Jun 15 @ 12:05 pm
blckjck
In my experience, most of the prerecorded music is already severely compressed. To me, warming up the sound is more of an EQ or effect thing.
I use compressors on individual tracks like a guitar, drums, vocals etc. to get things to sit nicer in a mix during live sound or recording, but not on something already mastered.
Am I understanding you correctly?
I use compressors on individual tracks like a guitar, drums, vocals etc. to get things to sit nicer in a mix during live sound or recording, but not on something already mastered.
Am I understanding you correctly?
Inviato Mon 08 Jun 15 @ 2:30 pm
VDJ Ron
blckjck, a nice reply, this is a thread in which I'm very interested.
Inviato Mon 08 Jun 15 @ 6:41 pm
Martin FourS
I'm with Blckjck...
Compression on the mastersignal tends to level out the dynamics of the sound. Depending on how much compression is applied, it will amplify the mid- and highrange of your sound and limit the lowrange (or keep it at the same level it was). A limiter can help protect your speakers, but that is a way of making your set foolproof.
I'm using compressor/limiters, but only on the kick and the bass if I work with a band. It makes them tighter and clearer. For warming up the sound of your MP3's I'd rather look at a processor like an enhancer/exciter.
Compression on the mastersignal tends to level out the dynamics of the sound. Depending on how much compression is applied, it will amplify the mid- and highrange of your sound and limit the lowrange (or keep it at the same level it was). A limiter can help protect your speakers, but that is a way of making your set foolproof.
I'm using compressor/limiters, but only on the kick and the bass if I work with a band. It makes them tighter and clearer. For warming up the sound of your MP3's I'd rather look at a processor like an enhancer/exciter.
Inviato Tue 09 Jun 15 @ 6:44 am
GKAudiO DJ
Try the add on . EQ10. FROM SBDJ.Works very well for small gigs.
GK.
GK.
Inviato Tue 09 Jun 15 @ 9:18 am