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Please don't laugh at me, but...
Compression, in all instances of my using it, tends to thicken up the wav by lowering the peaks and pumping up the valleys, for a uniform sound. But what if I want to do the opposite? Meaning, I want to further the divide between both. For example, trying to get the snap of a snare to come out more, and less of its trail. Say, everything above -6db gets a boost (or stays put) while everything below it disappears a bit more (gradually, not noise-gate-like). What kind of settings would I use? |
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