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To build on all the above, apply Chris's Compressor (or any of the other compressors) to just the voice to make it more forceful and dense, then ...

... basement. The Russian track could easily have been someone applying a compressor to the final in order to make it tight and dense. You might try Chris's Compressor for that. He wrote a very graceful compressor that can be made to sound ...

kozikowski wrote:Chris's Compressor is highly recommended.

http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/

Chris's Compressor is highly recommended. It has the same affect as a radio station's compressors -- it goes both ways, bringing up the low bits and squashing the high ones. I change the Compression number to .77 from .5 and otherwise leave it alone.

Koz

... reduce the volume of the quiet bits. Audacity 1.3 does come with a compressor but other free ones are available which can be used in Audacity, e.g. "Chris's compressor", "Blockfish" (the latter requires "VST enabler" to be installed in Audacity).

... overloaded. If your output show volume becomes unstable, you can apply Chris's Compressor to the final WAV export to even everything out. Not everybody supports 32-bit floating ...

... voice at all and his expression is completely squashed out. I'd try Chris's Compressor with the compression cranked way up over the default 0.5. You may want to apply ...

I would do this automatically with Chris's Compressor. Chris's Compressor http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/ Split the tracks in half ...

... Post Production and Effects tools like the compressors, leveler, and Chris's Dynamic Compressor which you have to download. Chris's Compressor http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor/ ...

... Are you intent on making your shows "legal" but louder than normal? Try Chris's Compressor and bump the compression ratio up from where it is (.5??) to .77 or higher. Chris's ...