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Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 02:01 PM
Subject: Re: using compression
> First of all, that's not compression, that's fading and recovering.
> Compression is where you get the soft parts louder and the loud parts
> softer, evening out the overall dynamic range of the au
First of all, that's not compression, that's fading and recovering.
Compression is where you get the soft parts louder and the loud parts
softer, evening out the overall dynamic range of the audio track.
Second, I've heard folks do it with GW, but not being a GW user, I
can't say how.
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Hi,
Here's what I'd like to do. I'd like to mix a vocal track overtop of a
music track. As I speak, I'd like to have the music drop .. you know ..
general compression.
I can do a mix in goldwave, but it's a set mix. is there a way to get the
desired effect of what i want with goldwae, or wo
