Negative Ratio Compression
Turn the ratio up, and a compressor becomes a limiter. Go even further and you enter the world of reverse dynamics — and unique sonic effects.
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Turn the ratio up, and a compressor becomes a limiter. Go even further and you enter the world of reverse dynamics — and unique sonic effects.
Eddie Bazil demystifies Compression and Expansion with a detailed explanation of their uses, which he demonstrates using plug-ins through seven practical examples.
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Paul White further explores the secrets of successful compression, and explains how to use advanced techniques for mastering your mixes.
Paul White looks at different gain-control elements and their effect on audio.