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Music production essential tips and tricks

In this section we collect tips, tricks and tutorials for all our favorite music production environments, such as:

 

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Ableton Live

  
  

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 Compressors and limiters are specialized amplifiers used to reduce dynamic range–the span between the softest and loudest sounds. All sound sources have different dynamic ranges or peak-to-average proportions. An alto flute produces a tone with only about a 3dB difference between the peak level and the average level. The human voice (depending on the particular person) has a 10dB dynamic range, while a plucked or percussive instrument may have a 15dB or more difference. Our own ears, by way of complex physiological processes, do a fine job of compressing by responding to roughly the average loudness of a sound. Good compressor design includes a detector circuit that emulates the human ear by responding to average signal levels. Even better compressor designs also have a second detector that responds to peak signal levels and can be adjusted to clamp peaks that occur at a specific level above the average signal level. 
 
 Got this from a friend and it is a really good tutorial on how to make those really awesome electronic synthetic sounds we’re all looking for, enjoy.

 Frequency response chart
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 Largo manual
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