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>>Hmm, I'm not sure who you are quoting about
individual compression, and If this weren't off topic to begin with, I'd be
curious as to why you think compressing individual instruments, in a multitrack
recording, is somehow worse than compressing ALL the
instruments.<<
er, yes. got
me. I was ranting, and what's more, ranting on the wrong list. it would've made
a lot more sense on the r-to-r list where I usually rant about things like this.
fwiw, though, multiband and/or indvidual track compression leads to listener
fatigue and is an entirely artificial experience. I am opposed to it especially
when it comes to recording drums, all close-mic'd and separately
gated/compressed. it's at odds with real-life experiences of dynamics- your own
ears have a kind of comp-lim mechanism though it's more mechanical in
operation..... the effect of a loud noise in nature is to reduce the perceived
level of everything at once. a single compression process on a whole mix mimics
this to some degree. multiband or track compression causes the energy level to
vary constantly throughout the spectrum, irrespective of the overall dynamic of
the content..... yada yada yada....
sorry 'bout
that.
duncan.
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