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Why Should you Use an Expander on your DI

Brandon S Hire :A/D, Amp, analyzer, Audio, Compression, Compressor, concepts, Converters, daw, db, dbfs, DI, Digital, expander, expanders, expansion, facebook, Factory, floor, Gain, Gain Reduction, guitar, Guitars, HoRNet, I/O, Instrument, Joey, Joey Sturgis, Joey Sturgis Tones, JST, melda, MeldaProduction, Multi, noise, noise floor, Nomad, plugin, Plugins, Production, REAPER, Reduction, Signal To Noise Ratio, Sturgis, Track Utility February 28, 2017

MELDAPRODUCTION MMULTIANALYZER NOISE FLOOR ANALYSIS WITH EXPANDER ENGAGED In the first picture, you’ll see 4 colored bands on the analyzer. The red band is the noise floor of my interface, and it’s reading down around -110dbfs. The dark orange band at the very bottom is where the expander is pushing that noise floor to, down […]

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Do we really need more 1176 plugin models?

Brandon S Hire :1176, 1176 compressors, Analog, Andrew, Andrew Scheps, Audio, Audiophiles, Audioware, Bus, CLA-76, Comp76, Deluxe, Devil-Loc, Driver, facebook, Factory, Fattener, FET, FETpressor, FG-116, Gain, Gain Reduction, Home Recording, iOS, Joey, JST, Klevgr, Korvpressor, LA-2A, Modeling, Monster, Nomad, Optical, Opto, Overloud, plugin, Plugins, PSP, Puremix, Puremix.com, Recording Techniques, Reduction, Sausage, Scheps, Slate, Slate Digital, software reviews, Sound, Sound Toys, Steven Slate, Stillwell, Sturgis, The Rocket, Tones, Toys, Universal, Universal Audio, Urei, WA76, warm, Zac Brown Band February 15, 2017

Back in the day, we had hardware. Since then, we started using software. Over the years, we’ve become better and better at developing this software so that it fools the trained ear into thinking it’s hardware. We make it move, overload, have noise, and try to recreate the exact sonic imprint of the hardware. We’ve […]

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Why Should you Use an Expander on your DI

Do we really need more 1176 plugin models?