Hi!

I've been searching for a free vst multiband compressor plugin for some time now but can't seem to find the one I'm looking for...I'll be using it for mastering in wavelab 6 and here are the features I would like for the compressor: 4 bands, 2 settings of frequency range/band, threshold, ratio, attack and release. Main in, gain and output would also be great!

Hi all...again!

Hi There,
I have just joined here after reading about the forum in the 'Home Studio Recording' book by Rod Gervais (which has been a huge help to my new studio build)

Today, I gave an instructional speech for beginners on the basics of mixing professional audio for a record release. I've uploaded the reference materials in a zip file and posted them to DropBox.

I'm very happy with what I have going but over the weekend I was searching around for ideas on how users might utilize the Direct Outs of a MixDream to further expand its abilities.

Hey everyone, just finished up this mix. Master bus is completely empty. Any feedbacks greatly appreciated! I'll be posting the mastered e.p. for download if you like the band also http://

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This is a new set of compressors I've made for Nebula. Nebula compressors have had a reputation for not really being too reliable for their compression abilities, and many people just use them for their tone and use a separate VST for compression. I think this set of comps should change that. They are based on very transparent hardware but the results still sound like analog compression.

A preface: I am a complete and absolute amateur in every way. This is my first real attempt at recording my vocals and guitar. I used a http://www.samsonte… Samson CO1U condenser microphone for the vocals and guitar, then edited them in Adobe Audition CS6.

I am looking for any specifics tips you can give me on the recording and editing process.

Had an opportunity to use a Summitt 2BA-221 pre the other day on some bass tracks. Impressed. Easy set up and the performance was out of sight. Not a 'new' toy by any means, I think they've been around for a while, but new to my usage.