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... if you do that. Dynamic compression is a college course. The original compressor (if that's what you're talking about) was restricted useful because ... tools you had to run before you ever started to use Compressor. I like Chris's Compressor because you can shovel floor-sweepings into it and it ...

a compressor program will boost lower volume passages to "normalize" the volume levels with the overall song volume level. Normally yes. This processor, however, was designed for a different goal. Bring up the quiet parts ...

As I understand it, a compressor program will boost lower volume passages to "normalize" the volume levels ... is applied to bring-up the overall-average volume so compression makes it louder. Chris's compressor is "different" (and there are lots of different compressors) but typically ...

a compressor program will boost lower volume passages to "normalize" the volume levels with the overall song volume level. Normally yes. This processor, however, was designed for a different goal. Bring up the quiet parts ...

... audio system at the same volume setting as the radio? You could try Chris's Compressor. He intentionally wrote it so he could listen to opera in the noisy car. Opera features ...

... audio system at the same volume setting as the radio? You could try Chris's Compressor. He intentionally wrote it so he could listen to opera in the noisy car. Opera features ...

I'm not sure if this applies to Chris's compressor, but some Nyquist plug-ins have to load the entire track into the first 32-bit addressable RAM ...

... so I'm stopping my investigation for now. I do appreciate the link to Chris's Compressor and intend to look at that. Since I'm using Audacity to edit and amplify. As to ...

... the crunch and not the rumble, that's what's causing it. That's where Chris's Compressor may help. Are you anywhere near a Costco in the US? Many of them will give you a ...

... in making the performances louder, you may be a candidate for Chris's Compressor. Chris wrote a compressor to make operas louder so he could listen to them in a ...