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Re: Compression use on a Voice track
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James Canning
on Jun 27, 2008 at 12:29:15 am
I suppose what I'm trying to get advice on, is there a ballpark rule for setting a compressor for a voice track?
From what I've tried, the attack and release seems to confuse me an make things worse. Or to bring quiet passages up, should I have a low threshold on the compressor and if so, how should the attack and release be? I'm a bit confused...
Ideally, riding gain would be the best, but not always possible, like I've just learned...
Any advice would be great!
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Compression use on a Voice track
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