Wow -- BetterIIRs wrote:I never used an L3, but I think a compressor would be a better bet for the parallel compression trick. Bob's recommended settings are: threshold nice and low so you squash everything lots, ratio approx 2.5:1, attack as fast as it will go, release approx 250 ms, then use the output gain to mix some of the compressed signal back with the original and control the amount of upward compression.. somewhere between -12dB and -3dB usually works for me.xander wrote: But could we use the L3 for an upward compression on the quiet bits? If not, which one would you recommend?
Something more like this probably.xander wrote: I'd love to hear what you'd do with it![]()
I see what you mean -- well done indeed. It definitely sounds more crisp and clean on my monitors than my previous L2 mix.
But did you use the parallel compression settings you described above -- Bobkat's recommended settings? What compressor?
Too interesting!!!
Cheers,
Alex



