Say you have a 6 band compressor set up in MMultiBandDynamics, and you want to set the dynamic detection attack and release shapes to 'Slow' or 'Extreme', you have to do this on each band, even when 'Link' is selected. I believe these settings are the only ones that dont link across bands and it takes a while to change them across all bands.
Connected to this, Vojtech, can you give some more details on what the custom speed setting does? I've read the manual a few times and it's still not clear to me. Some more examples might help, I understand that 'slow' is essentially 100% speed across the whole graph, what about the others? Do the X and Y axis on the graph correspond to amplitude above threshold and speed?
Thanks!
Bug - Dynamic Detection Advanced Settings Dont Link Across Bands
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- KVRian
- 1094 posts since 23 Sep, 2006
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MeldaProduction MeldaProduction https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=176122 - KVRAF
- 14339 posts since 15 Mar, 2008 from Czech republic
I'm afraid this just won't work. The link works only with automatable parameters, many of them aren't, for simplicity reasons, optimizations etc...
The "custom speed graphs" are kind of specific - basically they specify the speed of the attack/release (how quickly the level can go up/down) for each level. By default it is 100% throughout all levels, meaning the speed is the same no matter the level. But you may for example want the level to be able to rise slower when the level is higher (common scenario with analog components), so the graph may be "rising".
The other modes than "Slow" are just specific, don't try to "hack it", just listen and find the best one
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The "custom speed graphs" are kind of specific - basically they specify the speed of the attack/release (how quickly the level can go up/down) for each level. By default it is 100% throughout all levels, meaning the speed is the same no matter the level. But you may for example want the level to be able to rise slower when the level is higher (common scenario with analog components), so the graph may be "rising".
The other modes than "Slow" are just specific, don't try to "hack it", just listen and find the best one
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