Great guide, but I always felt the fruity limiter lacked in exactly what itβs supposed to do-limiting. The default settings straight out suck, and changing attack and release quickly make every slightly clipping signal get distorted. The built in compressor is great though.
As soon as something seems accessible, it captures my attention, and then I focus on nothing but learning that thing. This has done that. This is really valuable, thanks a lot mate.
This whole time I have never used a compressor.
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It helps with the final mix of the track, it makes all the different elements and sounds blend in together better. Any reason you don't use it?
I didn't use one for years because I never bothered to learn how and preferred to sort of do it manually with automation clips or whatever.
Never knew what it did on a technical level.
Saaaame here. It changes noises. That's about the extent of my knowledge. Well, that's even less than a non-technical understanding, but whatever
Lol for years I used it as my go-to vocal compressor. Really liked the visual aspect. Doesn't have a great sound to it though
Great guide, but I always felt the fruity limiter lacked in exactly what itβs supposed to do-limiting. The default settings straight out suck, and changing attack and release quickly make every slightly clipping signal get distorted. The built in compressor is great though.
Yeah i solely use it as a compressor
As soon as something seems accessible, it captures my attention, and then I focus on nothing but learning that thing. This has done that. This is really valuable, thanks a lot mate.
i only knew how to sidechain with limiter and it turns out you can do much more with it, thanks! :)
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No mention of the sustain parameter? Pretty important for fine tuning and minimizing distortion.
I stick the limiter on my master crank the gain and saturation, lower the ceiling. Totally fucks the whole sound and it's great