Glue compression is a distinct type of compressor which is most effectively used on busses, including the master bus. Let’s talk about what glue compression is, how it differs from a conventional compressor, and when and how to use it. What is Glue Compression First, what is glue compression and what makes it different from
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Serial compression is a technique used by mixing engineers all over. Integrating this technique into your own music can yield a more natural sound as opposed to just using one compressor. Let’s talk about what serial compression is and when to use it and how to use it (with settings). What is Serial Compression? First
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Maximizers and limiters both allow you to turn your track or mix up without clipping, but is there anything which sets them apart? Are they two different names for the same thing? Let’s compare the maximizer vs limiter to get to the bottom of this. Maximizer vs Limiter What is a Limiter A limiter is
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Ableton’s stock plugins are as good if not better than a lot of the premium offerings out there. If you want to use sidechain compression, Ableton has you covered as part of their stock compressor plugin. Here is how to use Ableton sidechain compression. Ableton Sidechain Compression Here are the settings I recommend when using
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Ratio, threshold, attack, release and more! Audio compressors are designed to attenuate dynamics in audio, or the difference between the loudest and quietest parts. This gives the audio a more consistent level and with it a feeling of more energy. This audio compressor settings chart will address every typical setting you’ll find on a typical
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