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@christianw I use Chris's compressor. Without cranking through the video, do you use it at the default settings? I never said it doesn't ...

I use Chris's compressor.

https://vimeo.com/287374350

Not arguing with Koz, just sayin'.

I don't know that anybody has messed with Chris's Compressor since he reached end of life. Oddly, that's not recommended for audiobook production because ...

... BEFORE my main edit (ie. deleting, cutting, splicing, etc). 2. Using Chris's Dynamic Compressor I heard much mention of this, tried it, and like it. (Before that, I tried Levlator ...

... Any thoughts on adding bass or other improvements to help make this something people would be glad to listen to for a long time? I'd make it smoother by compressing the dynamic range. After compression, sibilance will be even louder so de-essing will be required. The combination of compression ...

Reading back to chapter 6. Let's get the basic mixer working. Plug the mic into channel 1. Gain at around 3:00 o'clock Compressor off The next 5 knobs at zero or in the middle. The compressor knob should be off, but the EQ knobs should be in the middle. All the way to the left on ...

... to do to fix it " rather than Automatic Gain Control , its real name. Chris's Compressor is not a bad post-production "fix everything." It needs to be installed. https://theaudacitytopodcast.com/chriss-dynamic-compressor-plugin-for-audacity/ ...

... your responses. I've been trying out kozikowski's suggestion of using Chris's Compressor on the songs that sound the weakest and, once I figured out how to trick it into ...

... there is a straight-line process for that in Audacity. You might try Chris's Compressor. Chris wrote a compressor so he could listen to dynamic, light and airy opera in ...

Did you try Chris's Compressor? Chris designed it so he could listen to wildly changing volume opera in a noisy car. I use it at a ...