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In Reply to: Compressor suggestions posted by Frost on November 6, 2000 at 14:56:58:
Frost, are you going to use thie new Compressor mainly for vocals?I get the best results, by training my vocalist extensively, so I can get away without one. The strait line approch is the very best ticket.
I know what am going to say sounds "Cheap", but their are so many "Rabbits" that can be pulled out of the hat.
I auditioned a 300 Dollar program called T-Racks. That thing can sound very good. It is a vaccum tube emulation , Like a plug-in, but Works alone, in your workstation. You may be familiar with it, but have you actually played with it? It uses 32 bit tech. , and acts like an analog piece. I do use the Drawmers, for instruments, and the Uries'.
It cost 1/100th of one side of my efx rack, and actually gets' employeed, from time to time.
Vocal practice, for Vox, is the first step. I use the Bruel&Kjaer 3529's for vocals, and try to use as few outboards as possible.
Keep it as simple, and short as possible , in the signal chain.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Compressor suggestions - RBP 07:32:00 11/07/00 (2)
- Re: Compressor suggestions - Frost 09:53:28 11/07/00 (1)
- my friend you need a Fairchild - morinix 14:42:50 11/07/00 (0)
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