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Posts Tagged ‘Compression’
Expansion, the lesser known dynamics tool
Hi people! Apologies for taking so long to get another article written. Been rather busy actually working on stuff. “But Tone, what about the multiband series??”. Well…I had intended to make screencast video’s, showing and explaining with narration, exactly how to get one of these things setup. But the fact is, making them takes an [...]
Compression as a creative tool
Continuing on the compression theme. I’m going to give some details on how to put it to some good use creatively, and hopefully put a positive spin on something that really gets a bad rap, due to being badly used by so many people.
Compression….again!!??
I think maybe the biggest thing I can do, is give you some tips on what doesn’t work in compression.
Learning to “read” the curve
Hi readers, welcome to my new weekly Audio article. Just to warn….I have been described as the “Victor Meldrew of the mastering world“(Thanks Mr James ), and I can see how it might read that way. Sure….I have a total intolerance for production & mastering blunders, but I’m pretty chilled in the real world. My [...]