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| Gear interested Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Sydney
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| Compression: SSL vs outboard Hey Russ. Thanks for introducing me to gearslutz - really enjoying this forum... Question for you: Is there ever a time when you prefer using the onboard compression on the SSL, or do you nearly always use the more boutique outboard compressors? Do you ever use a little on the board before hitting the outboard? thanks man. tony Last edited by Buchman; 4th April 2007 at 02:30 PM.. Reason: spelling |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: NYC
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nice to see you here. you got room for me if i come out to sydney? ![]() most of the time i do go for the outboard gear. but i do really like the onboard compressors on the channels. they're really useful and add a nice punch on things. and yes sometimes, on the kick for instance, i will use a little onboard before i hit the outboard. or towards the end of the mix and everything is sitting right, and the automation is happenning, there might be that one thing that might need a slight push or tuck, in which case i'll go for the onboard. see you soon
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| Gear interested Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Sydney
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| SSL compression E vs J/K Always room for you brother. In Sydney I mix on an SSL E (believe it or not - there's still a few around!). I find the compressors lack character, but often let them control the kick or rooms a little before hitting the outboard. Are the compressors on the j and k's much better? Heard they're totally different and are much more usable... Thanks! tony |
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