ReaComp
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* '''Use Auto release''' - Automatic release | * '''Use Auto release''' - Automatic release | ||
* '''Ratio''' - From 1:1 to 100:1 (inf) | * '''Ratio''' - From 1:1 to 100:1 (inf) | ||
| - | * '''Knee Size''' - | + | * '''Knee Size''' - From 0db to 24db - This will tell the compressor to either start compressing as soon as a signal goes over the threshold (0db) or start compressing after it goes over the threshold by a pre-determined amount (i.e. 1db to 24db). |
| - | * '''Detector Input''' - | + | * '''Detector Input''' - This is used as a key input for sidechain applications |
* '''Low Pass/High Pass''' - Choose to NOT affect a certain range of the signal being compressed - very useful to avoid inadvertent bass compression | * '''Low Pass/High Pass''' - Choose to NOT affect a certain range of the signal being compressed - very useful to avoid inadvertent bass compression | ||
| - | * '''RMS size''' - | + | * '''RMS size''' - This is an RMS detection function - generally, setting this value low gives more compression, and less compression when set higher. |
= Tutorials = | = Tutorials = | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 19 February 2007
Main Page > REAPER Documentation > REAPER Effects
ReaComp is a full-featured compressor plug-in.
Controls
The basic controls of ReaComp are:
- Threshold - Lower the threhsold to catch peaks, or delve deep into the innards of an audio signal.
- Pre-comp - Look-ahead compression.
- Attack - From 0ms to 500ms (5 seconds)
- Release - From 0ms to 5000ms (50 seconds)
- Use Auto release - Automatic release
- Ratio - From 1:1 to 100:1 (inf)
- Knee Size - From 0db to 24db - This will tell the compressor to either start compressing as soon as a signal goes over the threshold (0db) or start compressing after it goes over the threshold by a pre-determined amount (i.e. 1db to 24db).
- Detector Input - This is used as a key input for sidechain applications
- Low Pass/High Pass - Choose to NOT affect a certain range of the signal being compressed - very useful to avoid inadvertent bass compression
- RMS size - This is an RMS detection function - generally, setting this value low gives more compression, and less compression when set higher.
Tutorials
Here are some videos on how to use ReaComp step-by-step:
Presets
You can find some ReaComp presets in this forum thread.
