To compress or not to compress?
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 5:29 pm
Yo guyz! Well first off many thanks to you dudez that have given me good useful advice on setting up some of dat deep voodoo sound here at the M0ASR studios
Current line up is:
Kenwood TS-870
Heil PR40
Behringer>
Ultragain Pro MIC2200 mic preamp
Intelligate XR2000 noise gate
Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P Parametric EQ
Ultrafex Pro EX3200 Harmonics processor
Now im getting that smoooooth voodoo sound after a lot of playin' around here
However I do have a very slight sibilance issue which is only minor but it is there so I intend to rectify this with a De-Esser.
I am thinking of purchasing the COMPOSER PRO-XL MDX2600 by Behringer which has a De-Esser on board so that will hopefuly fix my sibilance issue. However regarding the use of the compressor section on this device has got me wondering if it is indeed worth adding compression as currently my audio is sounding very nice indeed. So my questions are:
1. Is it worth adding compression and why?
2. If so is this model any good?
3. If so what setting would you guyz suggest?
Any help or advice greatly appreciated
Cheerz dudez,
Dom.
M0ASR / 2E0CIA.
Kenwood TS-870
Heil PR40
Behringer>
Ultragain Pro MIC2200 mic preamp
Intelligate XR2000 noise gate
Feedback Destroyer Pro DSP1124P Parametric EQ
Ultrafex Pro EX3200 Harmonics processor
Now im getting that smoooooth voodoo sound after a lot of playin' around here
I am thinking of purchasing the COMPOSER PRO-XL MDX2600 by Behringer which has a De-Esser on board so that will hopefuly fix my sibilance issue. However regarding the use of the compressor section on this device has got me wondering if it is indeed worth adding compression as currently my audio is sounding very nice indeed. So my questions are:
1. Is it worth adding compression and why?
2. If so is this model any good?
3. If so what setting would you guyz suggest?
Any help or advice greatly appreciated
Cheerz dudez,
Dom.
M0ASR / 2E0CIA.