I have a lot of experience with high-endcompressors like distressors, manley, 1176's, API etc. I am looking for some utility compression that you can use for "less important duties". For example when I have a dense mix happening and I need to squeeze in a keyboard or some other element I need something to really contain the source.
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I'm looking to buy a couple of the dbx 160 compressor/limiter series. I've heard the dbx 160x and the 160a, and found the 160x to be superior. I've never heard the original dbx 160, and was wondering if it is considered the best model of the 160 series, or if the only difference between the 160 and 160x is the VU meter being swapped out for the LED meter?
Thanks,
can anyone on this forum help me out with this one?
thnx for the help
Hi guys,
Alright, I do mainly hip hop , r&b music.
Lots of rap vocals. So its widely known the with hip hop , if the drums don't thump, the songs not happening all the way.
I'm looking to invest in my first outboard compressor. I have lots of
I'm currently in need of a budget hardware compressor. I already have a dbx 160A and find it to be useful. But now I'm in need of another channel of hardware compression. I'm not sure if I should get another 160 or try something else. The only other quality comp I see for a good price is the RNC 1773.
Is this compressor clean enough, without artifacts for compressor/limiting with grand piano recording?
THANKS.
Hi All!
Anybody got any referals for the repair of my dbx160VU?
I seem to lose lots of gain in the middle of takes.
My chain is the usual mic preamp>eq>compressor>recorder input.
Am pretty sure its the 160 as the gain loss never happens when I'm using another compressor.
Thanks,
Is there a post on the dbx 160SL compressor/limiter? I saw one advertised and was surprised on the specs that were given. Is this a dud or workhorse? And does it shine in any particular area such as "great on vocals" or it "handles that kick drum" & etc. Any opinions?
