Before you start spending your precious business capital on mics, pre-amps, audio interfaces, computers, DAW software, or DAW plug-ins, spend your even more precious time working on your recording booth/environment.
In this post I highlight a Wikipedia page on Dynamic Range Compression as an in-depth resource, contrasting it with a previous video from Waves. I show helpful charts and graphs that explain audio concepts like downward and upward compression.
A comparison of three distinct FX chains for voice recording enhancements, detailing their separate audio processing steps. It invites viewers to prefer one over the others, providing background on each chain’s origins—from a free broadcast chain to paid Waves plugins—and directs to a specific video timestamp for in-depth analysis.
