MXR M102 DYNA COMP In-Depth Review [Bass]

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One of the most popular compressors of all time, the Dyna Comp is the secret weapon on many stars' pedalboards. This box will produce that percussive, clicky or adds smooth sustain to lead lines for guitar players. However, if someone has ever wondered how this pedal sound on bass, this demo can help you to figure it out.
I used same riff from my previous review of BOSS ME-50B compressor/limiter section ( • Boss ME-50B In-Depth R... )
Riff is taken from upcoming THEATRUM single. It's coming out November 2014. You can check band:
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OUTPUT - turning this knob clockwise increase overall volume of effect or counterclockwise to decrease it;
SENSITIVITY - turning this knob clockwise increase sensitivity (more compression) or counter clockwise to decrease it (less compression).
No limiting, equalization and other types of post processing are used.
Equipment used:
Ibanez SRX705NT (Vol: max; Balance and Bass/Treble: flat);
D'addario strings;
MXR Dyna Comp;
Native Instruments (NI) Komplete Audio 6 (24bit/96kHz);
Steinberg Cubase LE AI Elements.

[@thomaspeschken1]

Sounds better when red LED is off, right?

[@4deuce31]

Where's the review 😕

[@bazZzment]

Just to clarify: In a review you actually evaluate the product, weigh pros and cons and state an opinion. This is a demo. Nothing wrong with that, I'm thankful you did it. I too think there is something wrong with this pedal. Maybe the input is way too hot so it smashes everything down?

[@mikevlade4221]

You don't use it for compression .

[@75arce]

Before, you have to see the "sweet spot" of the pedal turning your onboard volume pot...

[@grahamdolsen8507]

all I heard was fart bass

[@studiomarand]

fart bass

😂