[Rwp] Is it just me, or...
Chris Belle
cb1963 at sbcglobal.net
Wed Feb 17 09:33:30 EST 2016
Look at everything in your chain, it could be anything from your
interface hardware settings, to your speakers, if you are monitoring
through a home theatre
type system, it might have a compressor enabled,
or a board with some dsp, but reaper by default gives you exactly what
you put in to it.
I forgot what interface you said you had, was it alesus multi-mix,
but make sure no limiter is turned on there, and turn off your
enhancements if it's something like the realtech card.
Those realtech cards
are not the thing you want to use to get clean, and uncolored
recordings, though they can work in a pinch,
if you have nothing else, but you have to make sure none of the bass
boost, or stufff in the control pannel is going on.
On 2/16/2016 11:45 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
> Is it just me, or does Reaper, by default, add a little teeny bit of
> compression? I don't know where it's coming from, but my vocals have
> a little bit of compression on them when I play them back, and I know
> beyond an absolute doubt! that I didn't put a compressor on that
> track. Normally, this could! be a good thing, but it's making my
> vocals sound all squashed.
> Chris.
>
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