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MaxC
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Chicago, IL

quote:
Originally posted by Eldritch
Is it a linear phase EQ?

I'm right with you Eldritch. If the EQ is not linear phase, perhaps the phase shift is causing certain frequencies to peak higher than before. I'm no DSP guru, so maybe someone else can explain the technical side of things more precisely than I. That was my first suspicion, however.

Jan-08-2009 01:57 United States

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capricorn15
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Registered: May 2001
Location: CA

quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
But transients are usually at the start of the sound, making the attack longer which would reduce the ammount of compression on that part of the sound. Shortening the attack would help

ah yes, i thought he was saying that the high transient was turning the compressor on too early.