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One of the reasons for placing a compressor in the signal chain before hitting HD is that there is less quantisation error in the upper bits, and the compressor should bring up your level (as well as stop it hitting 0dBFS)
A limiter will help stop clipping. Im not sure if you can place a compressor plug on an input channel.....I must check it out in SX Also, like HC said, certain high end compressors add colour/character to signal. |
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Anyway.... I think I've finally decided. I've read up heaps over the past few days and I'm settling into my choice. I'm gunna go for the FMR RNC and still grab the DBX160a for bass. The RNC is raved about all over and for the cash nothing seems to come close. This should tide me over for the basics. Thanks to all that spoke out! :D |
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Cheers! -Alex |
OK.... Bought an FMR RNC here in Ausi and took it round to a mates place to test out yesterday. Cheaper here in Ausi, but still more expensive than the US.
Damn fine units for the money!!! Can't believe how they keep the high end intact for a start. Went straight it compressor no-no teritory - masive gain reduction, pumping/breathing and generally pushing the thing hard straight off the mark. Could not trip it up at all! For clean transparent stereo compression, definitely recomend it. |
Nice one HC....
They also have a RNLA (Really nice levelling amplifier) in the same vain as LA2a etc... I might look into something from FMR one day |
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For the money they are great units for sure Jase. Definitely worth a look/listen. |
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