?/confirmation: MDynamics

[steve2KVR]

...is it correct to assume/believe that the two processors are in series 1>2, and not parallel?...in a couple of instances, I gotten/created some very "odd" results and I am trying to sort things out...the docs have no "comment" in the matter...tia.../s~

[DarkStar]

As I understand it: neither in series nor in parallel.

They are both compressors / expanders so can be used to set up "double-kneed" signal level processing. For example, you can have more compression at higher levels.



Here, if the level is above-17 dB then the signal is compressed by a ratio of 2.11. if it is below -17 dB but above -26.1 dB then a compression ratio of 1.79 is used. For signals below -26.1 dB no compression is applied.

PS If you want more control over the compression curve, click the "envelope" button at the top of the Processing Shape panel.

[steve2KVR]

...hey DS, thanx for your time...I'm gonna have to think about this a bit, not being either serial or parallel...however your example is exactly the problem I'm trying to solve...the track is a "gypse/Django" acoustic rhythm guitar where the player has a very strong/powerful down stroke, but the following syncopation strokes are very light/feathered...and are easly lost in the rest of the composition...so I want to take the "top" off the big down stroke and make it closer to the following strokes in level, and I sorta need to do that twice to get what I need.../s~

[Grizzellda]

Hey Steve - as much as I like Melda stuff, I would (regarding compression, especially!!!) recommend trying any & all compressors you have for a given job, because of subtle, esoteric differences that might elude your analysis!

I think I mean...use your ears!

But I think you know that, huh? Say, aren't you an older dude... yeah, I recall you mentioning something during that analogue thread...you put a compressor in the fridge to cool off the circuits? To get "that sound"!

And I'm trying to give you advice? Oh golly...

[steve2KVR]

....mmmmmmmm..."an older dude"....hav'ta think about that one a bit , just seemed like everyone else was getting slowly younger ...a relativity sort'a thing...and back in the day a lot of what we were doing had to do with actually understanding the physics/electronics of the situation blahblahblah...I'm now all itb with zero-zed interest in emulation , just love the new domain....../s~

[MeldaProduction]

Both processors form the resulting transfer curve .
Anyways right now working on a simulation of pretty much all relevant (not only) analog comps inside a dynamics super plugin . Coming up soon as one of the requirements for the development of the mixing revolution

[pumafred]

[Svama]

Sounds great, if soon only was yesterday;-)

[MeldaProduction]

yeah, time cheating right?

[Svama]

Hi Vojtech,

mixing revolution sounds awesome as everytime. I tried the new Waves Greg Wells Signature. It's so simple, sounds amazing to me. Something qualitywise and easy to use like this, but more flexible would be great.

[MeldaProduction]

Well, there is nothing revolutionar in the greg wells stuff really, I'm aiming into a completely different dimension .

[Svama]

That´s correct! But you get good results quick, that´s revolutionar! This plugin-sound would be a great starting point for piano in the mturbomix. It fits in so well in the mix.

I´m very excited about your mixing revolution.

[pumafred]

I'm aiming into a completely different dimension .

I would imagine you would go in a more "spectral collision" direction... I´m really curious what you will come up with.

[MeldaProduction]

Hehe psssssst , all secret for now... and sadly it will probably take quite a long time , but it will be worth it!