For everyone who recommended the dbx 160xt allow me to say Thank You!

HeatWAVS · 26th February 2006

man oh man oh man... what a difference a hardware compressor can make. I finally know what people are talking about now when they refer to smooth vocals

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vocal chain Chameleon AT 4050> Chameleon 7602> DBX 160XT> Audiophile 192 (soon to be Emu 1820m) I can feel myself getting closer to the sound I want everyday

One thing I am wondering for people with a 160xt (because I bought mine off ebay it came with no manual) what exactly does the overeasy mode do? I know that when I enable it sometimes I like it and sometimes I don't but technically what does it do?

Thanks again

DivineMusic · 26th February 2006

here's the manual via pdf from the dbx website

26th February 2006	#1
HeatWAVS Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Saint Petersburg, FL Posts: 256 Thread Starter	For everyone who recommended the dbx 160xt allow me to say Thank You! man oh man oh man... what a difference a hardware compressor can make. I finally know what people are talking about now when they refer to smooth vocals . vocal chain Chameleon AT 4050> Chameleon 7602> DBX 160XT> Audiophile 192 (soon to be Emu 1820m) I can feel myself getting closer to the sound I want everyday One thing I am wondering for people with a 160xt (because I bought mine off ebay it came with no manual) what exactly does the overeasy mode do? I know that when I enable it sometimes I like it and sometimes I don't but technically what does it do? Thanks again

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