Best compressor for percussions
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Not really sure what "tight" means here. Seems like everyone has a different view of what any of those sort of words mean: warm, punchy, crispy, tight, color.
I like to use FRG-4RE for tighter drums, especially on kicks and snares. But that's by my definition of tight.
You can push it pretty hard yet it still tends to sound quite natural.
I like to use FRG-4RE for tighter drums, especially on kicks and snares. But that's by my definition of tight.
You can push it pretty hard yet it still tends to sound quite natural.
The SSL channel is my go-to compressor for any percussive sound (including non-percussion instruments). Start with the defaults, ratio all the way up, release all the way down, threshold to give 1-2 LEDs (3-6 dB) gain reduction. Yes, I’m totally serious!
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I fancy trying this because I'm guilty of under utilising the channel comp due to never getting results which satisfy me. When you say all the way down or all the way up, is that the number/knob position or the rate/speed ?selig wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018The SSL channel is my go-to compressor for any percussive sound (including non-percussion instruments). Start with the defaults, ratio all the way up, release all the way down, threshold to give 1-2 LEDs (3-6 dB) gain reduction. Yes, I’m totally serious!
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Sorry, wasn’t 100% clear - I was speaking about the knob position rather than the parameter value.Flavolous wrote:I fancy trying this because I'm guilty of under utilising the channel comp due to never getting results which satisfy me. When you say all the way down or all the way up, is that the number/knob position or the rate/speed ?selig wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018The SSL channel is my go-to compressor for any percussive sound (including non-percussion instruments). Start with the defaults, ratio all the way up, release all the way down, threshold to give 1-2 LEDs (3-6 dB) gain reduction. Yes, I’m totally serious!
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To clarify: Ratio to max/right (inf:1), Release to min/left (fastest), all other parameters left at defaults.
This is about the only way I’ve used the channel comp over the years.
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Or a gater, if the transients are already leveled.sdst wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018What you need is an Transient Shaper
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... envshaper/
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And Kong has a Transient Shaper module which is super useful as well.sdst wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018What you need is an Transient Shaper
https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... envshaper/
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