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if a track is soft (has little volume), do you set the threshold high because when you set it low you won't compress anything of the signal? |
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you set it low. Otherwise the compressor does nothing. The signal has to be higher than the threshold to trigger a response from the compressor. |
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yea exactly i used to think the threshold was substracted from whatever amount of volume the signal has, but it's substracted from the overall 0dB tnx it means that when your mixing/making a song, you shouldn't raise the volume of the ingoing instrument anymore after you've tweaked the compressor |
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Think of it this way, if your home's threshold is 1 meter high and you're like 1m 60cm, how the hell are you gonna get over it? By lowering the threshold :) |
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compress me baby |
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once you're inside your home, you can enjoy the pie ! |
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no princess? |
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it's her pie |
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