How to use Fruity Limiter (for compression)

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[@whatevraa]

Its a while since I saw a compression tutorial, I decided to look one up of this fruity compression just to see if theres something i am doing wrong, and looks like ive been doing it all right all along, but I wished I saw this tutorial when I first started, literally the best tutorial on compression!

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I’ve never really understood how to do compression properly and this video helped a lot!

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[@del63799]

Unfortunately, when I export the midi to MP3, it ignores de Fruity Limiter, I would like to know how to export including the limiter.

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[@jessemounoury6065]

I'm a complete noob in FL, i tried to follow your steps. I can open the Limiter plugin, and change settings. But the actual visual representation of my track is not showing. What am i missing?

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[@henryijeoma]

The simple way I sidechain kick and 808 is to go into the envelope settings of my 808 sample and nudge the attack a little bit. So it creates space for the kick to hit. Is that okay?

[@AnotherMonster]

That works!

[@toreywilliams6760]

How about using compressor on melody loops

[@jarelljasnertinio2723]

Thank you for the explanation bro that too much ratio sounds like a tiny squeezed low volume sound.

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do you have a reference track?

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[@AnotherMonster]

good question!

[@bruellbart2380]

I still don't understand for what purposes and why I should fiddle with the attack and the release at all...

[@AnotherMonster]

You can’t hear the difference in the examples? It just depends on how quickly you want the compressor to kick in or release

[@bruellbart2380]

@@AnotherMonster First: thanks for answering :D And no, not really that much. I understand what it's doing, but just can't think of a purpose or an example where changing the attack or release would be useful. Greetings from Germany and thank you for your videos, I enjoy them a lot :)

[@AnotherMonster]

@@bruellbart2380 you could use a compressor kind of like a transient shaper (on a kick sample for example) and that’s when the attack and release really become useful

[@bruellbart2380]

@@AnotherMonster Aah... okay, that's a useful answer I can work with. Thank you very much :D

[@AutPen38]

Attack and release are useful for fine-tuning loops with sharp transients. e.g. in a drum loop you sometimes want the kick and snare to remain loud, clear, and with a "thud" that works with the other percussive elements (they get glued together) once the loop is compressed, so you'd use a slightly longer attack so that the click of kick gets through before the volume is ducked; for so-called "punchy" drums. If you use a short attack on a drum loop, the kick might end up sounding too quiet, unnaturally clicky and thin, because the compressor will clamp down on the volume "too quickly" if you use a short attack. With things like bass loops, altering the attack and release can make a sound more rounded and fat (slow attack) or more "plucky" (fast attack), much like the attack and release functions for synth oscillators. You can learn this by experimenting with quite extreme settings on particular loops. (With medium settings, most drum loops sound better after a bit of compression, but if you go super-short or long with attack and release, the loop will sometimes lose all its power and sound unnatural, because the kick and/or snare gets affected more than the hi-hats, or vice versa.

[@darklooming]

awesome tutorial but i do have one minor complaint... the intro has a lot of flashing lights and it would suck if someone had an epileptic seizure because of it.

[@808_rafa]

Awesome

[@kejll30]

how do you select the track you want to compress?

[@youtune_records_official]

Hey quick question. Can i get same result with fruity limiter like waves rcomp?

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[@andrewhall6038]

Do you mix with your ears or your eyes?

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Both lol

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9:54

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I think if you learn how to use 1 compressor, you could probably use them all

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For sure

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8:00

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[@HazyJ28]

You have to set the ceiling all the way up and the limiter's attack all the way down (0ms) to completely bypass the limiter, according to image line. From the manual: NOTE: To use the Compressor or Limiter in isolation, turn the Limiter CEIL or Compressor THRESH to their maximum value respectively. In the case of the Limiter also set ATT to 0. Later on they affirm this by saying: NOTE: The limiter section can be effectively bypassed by turning the ceiling (CEIL) to max and attack (ATT) to minimum.

[@_BangDroid_]

I read that too recently but it's weird, because when I turn the limiter attack to 0 I'm getting an audible distortion that I don't get when I leave it at the default 2ms. The only really audible on something clean like a sub bass

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