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Not quite accurate: mb comp affects larger areas of the frequency spectrum hence, yes, it ultimately affects by compressing MORE the overall dynamics. Dynamic eq can become way more surgical by providing very narrow qβs and much more flexibility in the behaviour of minute areas of momentary compression, thereby affecting much less the overall dynamics of the track yet still smoothing very narrow bands of offending frequencies only when needed.
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I disagree, bad simplification. Multi-band compression doesn't push the sound down, it reduces the level going beyond the threshold (going up) by the ratio. Dynamic EQ starts cutting (pushing the sound down) at a determined attack speed until it reaches it's gain range when it exceeds a threshold. The way you simplified it should be the other way round in my opinion.
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A not related question: do anyone knows if there's a clipper that cuts ALL the transient by a certain given amount? For example, a drum clip will have big transients for kick, snare and toms so when you apply a limiter/clipper it will automatically bring the hi hats up too much so it will be useful a "transient clipper" more than a "threshold clipper" (get it?). Hope you can understand with this example because i wouldn't know how to explain it otherwise...
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@steppabanton9753
1 year ago
I think Streaky should do a full video explaining this at length. This clip is causing confusion.
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