How to Set Threshold and Ratio on an Audio Compressor

[@neilclappguitar]

I like your down to earth style that even newbies can grab a hold of thank you :-)

[@MikeRussell]

Thanks, appreciate that!

[@djmickeyTV]

This is the best explanation on compression Mike even with the fingers lol thanks

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you

[@eobiri]

Thank you, I have been searching for this solution

[@HoneybeeApiary]

long time fan here. keep it up.

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you

[@billcheng5590]

heyy mike love the content, just got a quick question, where can i find the amplitude statistics on logic pro?

[@MikeRussell]

Unfortunately Logic Pro doesn’t present this information in the same way Adobe Audition does.

[@billcheng5590]

@@MikeRussell Appreciate the feedback.!

[@neilclappguitar]

I had that same question, as I am involved in logic pro recording, and not adobe. There’s probably some type of counterpart that could give us a quick overview in logic. Just don’t know how to do that yet ;-)

[@VenusHeadTrap2]

Our podcast is saved! Sure am thankful I have Audition and Mike Russell to show me how to nerf the audio when my friend screams into the microphone!

[@MikeRussell]

🤣 Glad to have helped Drew

[@brokenhero6828]

Looks like I’m getting audition for vocals lmao. The average RMS sounds genius! Make a lot of sense! I guess for multiple compressors we could theoretically remeasure the average RMS each time. But this really helps a lot! Any tips on attack and release?

[@MikeRussell]

Attack and release depend on what you're looking to create

[@VolatilityDoctor]

I thought you would at least give us an A and B take you know? Before compression and after compression... but anyway thank you bro, I never thought of using Adobe Audition Like that🤔❤🔥

[@MikeRussell]

Thank you!!!