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TIPS ON USE
Some handy hints from the JOEMEEK studio and from around the world:
VOICES
. The compressor adds stability and depth to solo voices, it allows
you to use less equaliser or enhancer and still retain the original sparkle of
a recording made with a fine microphone. Over compression with fast
attack times on voice will change the apparent tonal quality so listen
carefully!
Opto compression makes lead and background vocals jump out and
command attention. Try recording first with a little compression, then
adding more at a different release time on the mix. On final mixdown of solo
voices, it's possible to use quite heavy compression on the voice alone to
gain 'stability'. Set 'compression' near full, the attack to about halfway and
the release to '9 0'clock' , this holds the voice forward without the
compression being too obvious.
PIANO
. Tricky, use it very gently unless you want unusual effects!
PERCUSSION. The JOEMEEK sound is supreme on a full drumkit. The
danger is to use it too much too early, save heavy use for the mix. If you
want heavy compression and for the cymbals to really swish, try leaving the
kick drum out of the mix that goes through the compressor. Limit the kick
separately (ideally with a Joemeek C2) then mix it back into the final mix.
The SC2.2 is absolutely ideal for drums, the image stability gives the sound
a control and perfect rigidity, the 'dark' switch adds a subtle depth.
GUITARS. Wind it on! The depth and sustain make it a must.
ORCHESTRAL
. A little light 'tightening' of an orchestral sound will make it
more present and warmer sounding and add body to string sounds. Usually
it's best to leave the 'dark' switch set to 'normal'.
Experiment widely with the attack control, the setting is very dependent on
the rhythm and percussiveness of the musical material.
ON THE MIX
. Remember that big compressed sounds are a balancing act;
if any instrument or sound in the mix is suddenly louder than others, it will
kick down the level of all the rest. This is a very useful fact, but it tends to
promote laziness in engineers! With the SC2.2 the sound stays bright and
'present' and it's possible to go much heavier with compression than with
any other device; that's OK, but the initial balance gets more and more
critical the heavier the compression gets! Experiment with the attack
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SC2.2
Stereo Compressor - User's guide