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Other compressors allow a minimum attack below 1 ms ... Perhaps they do, but do they go up to 5 seconds attack and 30 seconds release? At the minimum settings, those GMulti compressor setting will not behave like a "dynamic compressor" in the Audacity Compressor - it's too fast for low fr...

Within the current effect: I'm +1 for Attack Time to go down to 0.01 seconds, but -1 for going less than that. That's a minimum attack of of 10 ms. Other compressors allow a minimum attack below 1 ms ... Gmulti -muiltiband compressor.gif FloorFish (expander) , attack and release ranges.gif The defa...

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billw58 wrote:To put it mildly, the Audacity compressor is quirky ...

I thought it would be a simple matter of moving a decimal point three places : where it says "secs" becomes "ms" (milliseconds).

More evidence for the prosecution :) ... ... ball‑park figures ... Attack and release times depend on the style of the track and the action of the compressor, but I would start with 1‑3 ms for the attack and 250‑350 ms for the release http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/oct09/articles/qa1009_2.htm I oft...

Split from http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=82140 And while we are on the subject , why is the minimum release-time on Audacity's native compressor one second ? ... Audacity's native compressor, minimum realease time is one second#.gif Release-times of less than second are not...

This is mainly useful when compressing speech, to prevent the gain increasing during pauses and so over-amplifying the background noise." What does "unduly amplified" mean? see the gap between "no right" and "no desire" on the WAV attached ... Dubya , before-after...

I have downloaded the latest Audacity to my Toshiba Satellite C660 (Win 7) Laptop I can use Audacity OK on my Desktop. But on the laptop I can only record from the built-in mike! Some computers don't offer the "stereo mix" aka "what-u-hear" option in Windows recording devices, (...