Tonematch Mixers / Compressor - Revision history

ST at 19:58, 16 June 2019

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	If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.		If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.

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	The threshold is the most important control on any compressor, in my opinion. Careful adjustment of this is super important. You need to make sure you are compressing the parts of the instrument that you want to compress (peaks, 20% of the time, 100% of the time etc.)		The threshold is the most important control on any compressor, in my opinion. Careful adjustment of this is super important. You need to make sure you are compressing the parts of the instrument that you want to compress (peaks, 20% of the time, 100% of the time etc.)

			== Can I use more than one compressor function ==
			;Question: Can you add more than one effect on a given channel under the "comp/gate" channel parameter on the rotary dial?

			The is one compressor per channel, and it can do only one function at a time (compressor, limiter, noise gate, de-esser, kickgate). For most signal sources, this should not be a limitation as most of the applications where you would use these effects are mutually exclusive.

			The other effects (Mod, Delay) and Reverb operate the same way. You can only choose one function within the family of the effect.


	== Related Reading ==		== Related Reading ==

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	If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.		If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.

	[http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/The_Truth_About_Compressors_and_Limiters The Truth About Compressors and Limiters]		[http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/The_Truth_About_Compressors_and_Limiters The Truth About Compressors and Limiters]
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	If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.		If you are new to Compressors, Limiters and Noise Gates you might find this background reading helpful.

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	Notes from pages 22 and 23 of the {{T1® Owners Guide}}.		Notes from pages 22 and 23 of the {{T1® Owners Guide}}.
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Nick-at-Bose talks about Compressor settings

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	Right now I'm using medium compression but need understanding what threshold does.		Right now I'm using medium compression but need understanding what threshold does.

	;Nick-at-Bose		;Nick-at-Bose<ref>[http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/76010377/m/2520045386?r=3460045386#3460045386 Nick-at-Bose talks about the Compressor settings]</ref>


	This is a great question. I'll start out by saying compression is a huge topic and there isn't necessary a best setting, though there can definitely be wrong settings.		This is a great question. I'll start out by saying compression is a huge topic and there isn't necessary a best setting, though there can definitely be wrong settings.

2016-07-13T23:49:54Z

Nick-at-Bose talks about where to start

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	:What are the recommended compression settings for the tone match?		:What are the recommended compression settings for the tone match?
	Right now I'm using medium compression but need understanding what threshold does.~~using sm58 mic,thanks~~		Right now I'm using medium compression but need understanding what threshold does.

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	* Use the Light Compression setting		* Use the Light Compression setting
	* Leave the Gain at 3.0 dB		* Leave the Gain at 3.0 dB
	* Set the Threshold so that on the louder parts of the performance, the meter at the top of the screen is hitting between the 1st and 3rd hash marks. This would then mean that for the softer and mid-volume parts, there may be no compression happening at all. That's perfectly fine and probably desired.		* Set the Threshold so that on the louder parts of the performance, the meter at the top of the screen is hitting between the 1st and 3rd hash marks (starting at the right side of the screen). This would then mean that for the softer and mid-volume parts, there may be no compression happening at all. That's perfectly fine and probably desired.

	Source: [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/76010377/m/2520045386?r=3460045386#3460045386 Nick-at-Bose]		Source: [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/76010377/m/2520045386?r=3460045386#3460045386 Nick-at-Bose]

2016-07-13T17:24:14Z

MikeZ-at-Bose talks about the Compressor settings

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 #Rotate the Thresh button to adjust the input threshold (trigger) level from -20dB to 0dB.
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 The threshold is the most important control on any compressor, in my opinion. Careful adjustment of this is super important. You need to make sure you are compressing the parts of the instrument that you want to compress (peaks, 20% of the time, 100% of the time etc.)
 == Related Reading ==