The phase of audio signals plays a critical role in how in how signals interact with one another and come together in a mix and phase-shifting, including the phaser effect, is a creative way to add...
Category: Audio Effects/Processes
While studying dynamic range compression on its own or looking for experimental audio processing techniques, you may have come across the term "upward compression". What is upward...
If you've read my other articles on dynamic range compression, you'll know how important the process is in audio production. In addition to the typical threshold, ratio, attack and release time and...
Dynamic range compression is easily one of the most-used essential audio effects/processes. The attack and release parameters of compressors aren't always the first to be mentioned yet they are...
Dynamic range compression is one of the most widely used and important effects/processes in audio production. The makeup gain controls within compressors help us to A/B the compression with great...
Dynamic range compression is a popular and important effect/process in audio production. The knee control/parameter of a compressor will affect how the compressor responds to audio signals and is...