Multiband Compressor Combinator

[Chubb-E]

Anyone Have A Reason Multiband Compressor Combinator Refill?
I Would Love To Have One.....

I FounD iT..... I read that its really powerfull but you have to know what you are doing becuase it doesnt have a spectrum or someshit..... hmm?... any thoughts?

Here It Is..... Have A Look And A Hear...


HMMM SOMEONE PUT THIS ON ANOTHER FOURM..."there's a way to create a spectrum analyser in reason. I won't give it away. but if you route the devices properly, you can create a graphical display of the spectrum activity.
put on your thinking caps."

If someone does know howto do that..... You Should Get An Award... LOL

 

[Sanova]

.. is there a such thing as a Multiband Compressor combinator refill?

i usually do it manually with EQs and Compressors but let mekno

good post. should be easy enough without the visible spectrum as long as you know your freqs.

 

[cycloptic]

Check the factory sound bank under mastering combinators. There is one in there that is a 2-band compressor. You can check inside and figure out how to make more bands.

As for spectrum analyzer - here's a hint... take a closer look at the BV512 vocoder

cycloptic

 

[Chubb-E]

JUST CAME BACK FROM A LONG 1hr DIG lol FOUND IT....

1. load up your reason...your song or anything you want to analyze
2. let's assume you wanna analyze your master out of the mixer.
create a spider (audio) near your mixer
3. Turn your rack and disconnect wires
4. Connect your mixer output wires to the splitter on spider
5. Now get one of the splits so your mixer still sends throught this split to the hardware interface (or your mastering Mclass)
6. Create a BV512 (hold shift so your wiring doesn't get messed up)
7. connect one of the splits to modulator in on BV512
8. Turn rack again, play the song, watch the fireworks...you can even adjust how detailed it should be

Theres a Picture... Should Be Self Explan.... I DID NOT COME UP WITH THIS... JuST FounD iT.... GOOD STUFF

 

[BeatSense]

Good post, for a newb like myself just starting out. I love finding information like that, yet again.. nice post. thanks!