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Posted by db on July 03, 2000 at 09:33:51:

In Reply to: Compression posted by Juzzer on July 03, 2000 at 01:27:55:

A little compression narrows the (peak to average ratio) resulting in a louder average program. Compression reduces dynamic range. Most cd, vinyl, music is compressed especially cassetts almost all FM ,AM , and television broadcasts are compressed. Commercials are heavily compressed. Re: Sample, If you indeed sampled yourself, look at the loop, reduce the peaks that are causing the harshness. If you have an expander(another subject entire) set the controls to shave off the initial attack then add some compression to even it out. It should sound ssSSSmoother.

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• Re: Juzzers compression Kevin 10:04:17 7/03/00 (8)
  • One more thing, now that I've read kevin's post Puke 13:58:19 7/04/00 (7)
    • Re: One more thing, now that I've read kevin's post Juzzer 20:38:14 7/04/00 (4)
      • Hollywood, CA is where here is, most of the time, or at least thereabouts. Puke 21:05:49 7/04/00 (0)
      • Re: One more thing, now that I've read kevin's post Kevin 20:46:45 7/04/00 (2)
        • We have friends in Boise, My aunt has 5500 acres of sugar beets near Burly, but we never go to their farm. Puke 21:39:01 7/04/00 (1)
          • Re: We have friends in Boise, My aunt has 5500 acres of sugar beets near Burly, but we never go to their farm. Kevin 06:43:22 7/05/00 (0)
    • Re: One more thing, now that I've read kevin's post Kevin 20:27:01 7/04/00 (1)
      • Actually, we just don't want to make it easy for someone to screw up the project. Puke 21:48:47 7/04/00 (0)

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