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Professional Mixed CD Compilation - With Compressor OR Ducker? (pg. 4)
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | | [i][b] none of Armin makes it even more likely. |
man the poll is bulit on the popularty around the globe , don't forget armin have the most listened radio show and he his the man that pushes the most the industry that called Trance in our days...
I Know there's a lot of other great producers but he is the man of the moment
but it's not really relevant to the topic... |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nightshift
for the record, i think most of you are trippin
most cd compilations these days, if not all (and even alot of radio shows), use multiband compression to keep the same balance/tone throughout the mix. as we all know different tracks have different levels of bass/mid/treb as well as levels of volume and compression, so you ever notice how in compilations things flow smoothly as regards to the balance and tone? Ever try playing or even mixing two of the tracks one after another? It usually doesnt sound even nearly the same. |
I Thinks that's Answer My Qu
that's means that i need to use multiband compression on the entire exported (1 File) mix? (practical for my home uses but still want to hear better) |
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| Rodri Santos |
| we all know that in the radioshows they put a compressor and a limiter , and you see that the dynamics are squashed, first of all don't try doing that without knowing how to do it and secondly your mix will sound very smooth, the tracks like and what makes a good compilation a good compilation is not the flawless mix, but the tracks, just see the ISOS previously commented. |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
we all know that in the radioshows they put a compressor and a limiter , and you see that the dynamics are squashed, first of all don't try doing that without knowing how to do it and secondly your mix will sound very smooth, the tracks like and what makes a good compilation a good compilation is not the flawless mix, but the tracks, just see the ISOS previously commented. |
Heard Everyone of Theme, and "ASOT" are tighter
But still Also like the compilations of tiesto |
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| Atlantis-AR |
| quote: | Originally posted by _dinamit_
that the reason i asked people here
But for the guy that told me to put a limter... isn't a compressor?
I mean, theres other tool that can i put on the entire mix without changeing the dynamics ??? that's what i'm looking for!! |
A limiter is more or less a compressor with an infinite ratio. I can see where a limiter would be useful placed on the output, only if it's not normally applying any gain reduction. In other words, you only limit the sound should a peak happen to slip through. But the second you start compressing the bulk of a track you end up like almost every other compilation out there - squashed and fatiguing to listen to. Once tracks are mastered they just shouldn't be compressed further in this day and age. This is why I never buy compilations anymore. |
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| Senator Clay Davis |
| @dinamit: jesus you are a AvB fanboy arent you lol ;) |
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| Atlantis-AR |
| quote: | Originally posted by _dinamit_
I Thinks that's Answer My Qu
that's means that i need to use multiband compression on the entire exported (1 File) mix? (practical for my home uses but still want to hear better) |
Multi-band compression on top of a mastered file is more degenerative than compressing to MP3. I still advise you NOT to do this. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| this must be the thinking of those djs who punish our ears every weekend redlining the mixers. Louder = Better... Oh lord... |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Senator Clay Davis
@dinamit: jesus you are a AvB fanboy arent you lol ;) |
something like that as a dj and preformer, but as a producer? I like the most andy duguid and Yuri kane - they are really talented |
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| kitphillips |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nightshift
as we all know different tracks have different levels of bass/mid/treb as well as levels of volume and compression, so you ever notice how in compilations things flow smoothly as regards to the balance and tone? Ever try playing or even mixing two of the tracks one after another? It usually doesnt sound even nearly the same. |
Are you a DJ? And are you any good? Making tracks sound seamless is your job, and modern tools like ableton make it way too easy, even without post processing.
| quote: | Originally posted by _dinamit_
man the poll is bulit on the popularty around the globe , don't forget armin have the most listened radio show and he his the man that pushes the most the industry that called Trance in our days...
I Know there's a lot of other great producers but he is the man of the moment
but it's not really relevant to the topic... |
1/ Your spelling and grammar are as bad as your DJing skills.
2/ he was the man of the moment 8 years ago, not now.
| quote: | Originally posted by Atlantis-AR
Multi-band compression on top of a mastered file is more degenerative than compressing to MP3. I still advise you NOT to do this. |
Thankyou. |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by kitphillips
Are you a DJ? And are you any good? Making tracks sound seamless is your job, and modern tools like ableton make it way too easy, even without post processing.
1/ Your spelling and grammar are as bad as your DJing skills.
2/ he was the man of the moment 8 years ago, not now.
Thankyou. |
Im sorry that my english isn't perfect,
that's because i'm not american or British citizen.
just from curiosity who do you think is the man of the moment in trance scene? and lead industry?
unbelievable the disrespect here |
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