Chuck, Is that a pretty good compressor? Could you write me off-list and explain to me how to make a hotspot there? I am a new mac/protools user but so far I am absolutely loving PT! Thanks Chuck, Brian On Apr 26, 2012, at 2:08 PM, CHUCK REICHEL wrote:
> Hi Brian, > > The "bombfactory BF-2A Plug-In " > did display what your looking for but the ones you mentioned did not! > All my waves stuff does! > Just set a hotspot and monitor it while your playing back and VoiceOver will > speak out the readings as you go. > I mainly use this for mastering with the waves l2 for precision observations > of this. > Using VoiceOver move to the lower right hand side of the plug and then its > located 3 or 4 parameter displays to the left for quickly getting there to > mark your hotspot! > I was surprised that the "maxim Plug-In" did not display this BTW! > If it sounds smashed it is! :) > Raise your threshold until it is not smashed! ;) > GUFFAWING :) ;) > > YMMV > > CHUCK REICHEL > 954-742-0019 > www.SoundPictureRecording.com > In GOD I Trust > > > On Apr 26, 2012, at 12:31 PM, Brian Howerton wrote: > >> Hello all, >> For those of you who do mixing professionally, in sonar using the >> CakeTalking scripts, we could read and see how much gain reduction was >> taking place when a track was being compressed. I'm assuming that we cannot >> read those meters or does protools even have any gain reduction meter or >> makeup gain for that matter… When I was in the compressor 3 plugin the >> other day when Kevin Reeves was training me, I didn't see a makeup gain >> control and I didn't see anything in there about gain reduction meters. So >> for those of you who mix with protools professionally, how can you tell how >> much compression is taking place on a track? Is there a workaround for this >> so we can tell exactly how much compression is taking place? THanks, >> Brian >
