How to Make an Instrument "Consistent"
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Activity time!
This is the first of 4 different activities over the course of this module.
Basically, I want you to experiment with each style of compression as you learn it. And I’m going to provide a little challenge to push you on.
Click the button below to download a few instruments to try the Consistent style of compression on.
You’ll see there’s an uncompressed track AND a compressed track.
Your challenge is this: Try to tweak your settings until the uncompressed track sounds like the compressed one.
I’ve included a cheat sheet of the settings I used in the folder as well, in case you need it.
Good luck!
[url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/a8nwy6e023xatrh/%5BActivity%5D%20How%20to%20Make%20an%20Instrument%20Consistent%20.zip?dl=0]Download the activity resources here.[/url]
Activity time!
This is the first of 4 different activities over the course of this module.
Basically, I want you to experiment with each style of compression as you learn it. And I’m going to provide a little challenge to push you on.
Click the button below to download a few instruments to try the Consistent style of compression on.
You’ll see there’s an uncompressed track AND a compressed track.
Your challenge is this: Try to tweak your settings until the uncompressed track sounds like the compressed one.
I’ve included a cheat sheet of the settings I used in the folder as well, in case you need it.
Good luck!
[url=https://www.dropbox.com/s/a8nwy6e023xatrh/%5BActivity%5D%20How%20to%20Make%20an%20Instrument%20Consistent%20.zip?dl=0]Download the activity resources here.[/url]