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Old 29th May 2004   #1
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limiting kick/snare or 2bus in hiphop tracks?

this is my first post and i like to thank you all for this great forum. i watch it a few month now and learned a lot.

what i want is to get less dynamic between KK/SNR and the rest of the sounds, without loosing the punch. right now i have no real limmiter (thinking to get a aphex dominator II)

my current setup:

mac g4 with logic 5.5
joemeek sc4 compressor ( to slow for that)
2 channel 9098 amek eq
symetrix 544 quad gate
dbx 160a
mackie 8bus
digi 001


i try to use the logic limiter, but didnt get anny good results. so is the dominator a solution for that (drums or 2bus)?

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Did you try the Logic compressor?
The limiter might be killing your sound and that is why you found it to not work.

maybe try the comp with a slow attack and fast release. Don't solo..listen in the mix.

I would doubt the Aphex could do much better than your plugz.
Plus the latency incurred might suck.

Hope this helps.
I have no clue so take it as such.

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hmm... i tried the logic comp, but still no good results. i dont want to compress the drums, just cut the peaks a little bit to get the whole thing louder.

i use the mackie 8bus for summing with the 8 outs of my digi001 + 1 external synth. like channel 1-2 drums, 3-4 voice, and so on.... so latency is not the problem. in case i go back to the DAW with my drums i delay all the other tracks for 51 samples ( this is what i mesured out )
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try multing the kick/snare tracks, and limiting the hell out of this 2nd version
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Parallel compression works well. Send your drum tracks to bus 1-2 on your Mackie desk. Insert the Joemeek and mix to flava....
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