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this video show you how to enhance the drums using gain.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Simple compressing. But shot and recoreded in a nice way. @ guest Gain/Compressing/Lim iting the sound will make it sound louder (apmlifying, his last step) and also bolder (the reduction). I like the explaination of the wave forms too, although i already knew all this.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

to be honest i only hear a little difference. maybe because i was not actually at the site where this video was shot. you know how you lose and gain some details when making videos

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This example simply demonstrates the concept of making up gain. Most compressors like you move the threshold down into the signal allowing proportional gain reduction of the part of the signal that is above the threshold and ignoring the portion below. The last step in compressing and limiting is reclaiming the last gain to the controls typically marked gain, output or make up gain. Some compressors especially software limiters have an automatic makeup gain control, where for every DB of game reduction, it automatically adds a DB to the output level.

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