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The compressor's ratio was at 4:1, attack and release controls were at 10 and 100ms respectively, and the Threshold was set for a maximum of 8dB gain reduction on peaks. The drum mix in the DrumsOHComp example was then passed through the UAD model of SSL's console master compressor (the 4k Buss Compressor plug-in) to get some more pumping happening. You can also hear the results of heavy heavy compression on the snare mic, achieved using the plug-in version of SSL's famously severe Listen Mic Compressor.Дrums Buss Comp drumsbusscomp.mp3 drumsbusscomp.wav This is a mix of the drum parts during one of the choruses, showing how the processing in the OverheadsComp example sounded in context. The compressor was set to its Tracking mode, with attack time at 10ms and release time at 50ms, to get the extrovert compressor sound, and then the Warmth and Tranny controls were adjusted to thicken the sound to taste.Дrums OH Comp drumsohcomp.mp3 drumsohcomp.wav This is the same signal as you can hear in OverheadsNoComp, but heavily processed through Empirical Labs' EL7 Fatso Snr compressor and saturator plug-in running on Universal Audio's UAD2 hardware accelerator. Overheads Comp overheadscomp.mp3 overheadscomp.wav For comparison with the OverheadsComp file. This is the sound of the drum overheads without any compression, with just some high-pass filtering from Reaper's ReaEQ and a slight brightening boost at 12kHz from URS's Console Strip Pro. Overheads No Comp overheadsnocomp.mp3 overheadsnocomp.wav

#Da sample glaceverb download#

You can listen to these as MP3s in the media player in the main article ( /sos/mar10/articles/mixrescue_0310.htm) or can download from this page as CD-quality WAVs for more critical auditioning in your DAW. Here is a selection of audio files to accompany this month's Mix Rescue of Zeno's track 'Signs'.