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density can cause greater listener fatigue. While ProSTREAM’s Omnia processing is designed to minimize
fatigue, it is capable of generating large amounts of density that could eventually lead to fatigue.
Adding More Detail: When Loudness Isn’t the Last Word
The previous examples demonstrate how to heavily process the incoming audio. If more detail and resolu-
tion are desired, reversing the procedures listed above will do the trick:
1. Reduce the drive to the Final Limiter.
2. Back off on the influence of the multiband stages:
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Reduce the amount of Drive to each band in the multiband.
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Increase the Release times to slow down recovery.
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Ease up on the Wideband-AGC sections:
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Reduce the Drive to the WB AGC.
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Increase the Release time to operate slower.
Backing off the limiting sections first will allow the processing to retain a level of competitive loudness
while enhancing quality, and the overall dynamic texture will be affected less. Start with reducing the
limiter amount in 0.5 dB steps. Detail can be restored from just a small change of 0.5 dB. Generally, changes
in limiter drives will have the most noticeable effect on quality, but it will also affect the relative loudness
level as well.