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Caiphas
Caiphas
Started 17 years ago
Last activity 17 years ago

I recently started working with Ableton and i'm not really digging the compressor so i'm wondering what you guys are using as compressor? Preferably multiband btw...  Thx! 

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bandarlog
bandarlog
#1

Waves (L3)

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Freakywrath
Freakywrath
#2

yes L3 is good or steinberg multiband compressor on cubase sx 3 or 4 work too

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Kyran
Kyran
#3

Drums and track compression: Audio Damage Rough Rider Master track and more general use: IL Maximus

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Caiphas
Caiphas
#4

Is it possible L3 isn't compatible with Ableton? Because that's what it's saying... :)

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firefrog
firefrog
#5

i'm trying izotope ozone for the moment, pretty impressive all-in-one mastering tool

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tiger001
tiger001
#6

hello there,

i've tried all of them & must say that my talents are narrowed 2 this : multiband compression (on the mastertrack) is not 100% satisfactory 'cause you'll compress something u don't wanna compress & you'll limit things u just wanna hear (the difference in amplitude)

i'm more into singleband compression ; in Ableton u can insert a compressor on one channel / bus ; so u'll have complete control if u gonna do more/less on the drums/voice/synts/EFX/...

i like the Kjaerhus Golden Audio Series of VST plug ins !!

jay

ps. don't forget sidechain compression as a very effective tool !! ps.. Dark Side of The Moon was recorded with a very minimum of compression ; what an Amplitude Level !! (especially in DVD-Audio)

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dialekte
dialekte
#7

http://www.geocities.jp/webmaster_of_sss/vst/ look at the c3 multi band compress

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tiger001
tiger001
#8

hello, the new version of Ableton (8) has a multiband compressor who rockzzz!

jay

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