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Old Monday, August 8th, 2011, 06:57 PM
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Update, one year later.

Since it's a stereo compressor I've dedicated one side to the recording feed. My recordings are now almost completely even in volume. I'm recording using Reaper for the moment. I had originally looked at reaper because I wanted real time compression on the recorded signal. That works fine in software, but I had to set the input level rather low to prevent clipping the computer input.

Now, with the external compressor hooked up, I can increase the level of the input signal. I still use the software compressor to flatten down the peaks, but it kicks in rarely and not very hard.

The other side of the compressor I have dedicated to the pastors lav channel. I'm using the wired lav (the pastor has gotten used to it). I don't push this compression very hard...around 4-5:1 and kicking in about 40% of the time.

Still numerous problems in the system due to abysmal acoustics, but I'm happy with the compressor.
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Old Monday, August 8th, 2011, 08:54 PM
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Before you go with a multiband comp (of which I am a fan), try inserting an EQ in your comp's sidechain - with everything below 1K pulled all the way down (to start).
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