Audio Compression Times

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The Complete Guide to Audio Compression – Icon …

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Audio Compression Basics | Universal Audio

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How to Set Compressor Attack & Release Times — Pro Audio Files

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When compressing individual drums, I’ll often use attack times from 15-30 ms when I want to accentuate the initial snap, not clamp down on it. I will also almost always go for a 30 ms attack time on my main drum buss compressor. Slower attack times are also helpful for mix buss compression and mastering.

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How Compressor Attack and Release Works ... - Audio Recording

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Computing the compression ratio: Compression ratio= Sample Input level/Sample output level = +9dB/+6dB= 3/2 or 1.5:1. Since the threshold is +3dB; the compressor won’t do anything to the input level as long as it is below +3dB (no compression, input level=output level).