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shaneblyth Voir le profil	dim. 5 sept. 2004, 03:25 Message #1
Member Groupe : Members Messages : 50 Inscrit : 16 juil. 04 Lieu : Queenstown - NZ Membre n^o 47,017	I am setting up my home studio and wanted to know if i require a hardware based Compressor for the vocals as I record them or if there is a way to get round it and compress as I record with various DAW software.. like Logic, Ableton Live 4 or Tracktion? I am trying to save a little money and this is not a commercial studio as I am sure you have guessed but I definitley want to compress on recording then do a little more in the mix stage on the Vocals

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Dave Bourke Voir le profil	dim. 5 sept. 2004, 15:30 Message #2
Member Groupe : Members Messages : 79 Inscrit : 23 janv. 04 Lieu : Dublin - IE Membre n^o 33,924	I faced this problem, too. I solved it by buying an Aphex 207 dual tube preamp. It has built-in mic limiting circuitry. It doesn't compress, obviously, but it ensures the artist won't clip on input. I love it. Worth its weight in gold. And very reasonably priced, too. Good luck! -------------------- Dave Bourke - ideation -

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shaneblyth Do I Need A Hardware Based Compressor ? dim. 5 sept. 2004, 03:25

tunetwister I use A hardware based compressor so that I do not... dim. 5 sept. 2004, 07:43

FinnB Recording through a compressor is a "destruct... dim. 5 sept. 2004, 12:25

Dave Bourke I faced this problem, too. I solved it by buying a... dim. 5 sept. 2004, 15:30

tunetwister I try to record well bellow 0db to allow head room... lun. 6 sept. 2004, 08:43

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