I'm no noobie to compression, but I find the compressor on Europa and Grain extremely difficult to use.
It's drastically changes the volume of the synth so much that I actually can't hear what it's really doing.
Any tips here?
How to use Europa/Grain Compressor?
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I actually recently reported that as a bug. For whatever reason I've not taken a look at those compressors before recently. But yea, at times it can cause a boost of 20-30 dB, no joke! And if you like to explore extreme settings as I do (especially on a synth), there's no makeup gain to bring the level back to a reasonable place.
My suggestions: add a gain reduction meter (even a simple one), provide a manual makeup gain mode (currently it uses auto makeup gain, which has never worked well for me even in the SSL channel comp). The reason I suggest adding a makeup gain "mode" (with a switch) is that they cannot change the basic behavior since it would break patches that use it.
My suggestions: add a gain reduction meter (even a simple one), provide a manual makeup gain mode (currently it uses auto makeup gain, which has never worked well for me even in the SSL channel comp). The reason I suggest adding a makeup gain "mode" (with a switch) is that they cannot change the basic behavior since it would break patches that use it.
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Best way to use the comoressor is to click the off button and add a compressor RE after the synth.
Ya, I fully get the idea of Auto Make-Up gain but these compressor tends to go way beyond the call of duty here.
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I can hear it doing something on extreme settings, then I do what Loque suggests. Its crazy the change in Gain this thing does.
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