| Threshold : | Any volume above this setting will cause the compressor to start lowering the volume. |
| Ratio : | This works a bit like a (dry - wet) mix level |
| Attack time : | Determines how fast the compressor will duck the volume, once the sound
is peaking above the threshold level.
This setting will typically affect how 'clicky' percussive sound will appear. |
| Release time : | Determines how fast the volume will rise back to it's original level,
when the sound is no longer peaking.
This setting can affect how sounds fade out. |
| Output gain : | Since compression will typically lower the volume, the output level has been designed to offer a quite extensive amount of boost. |
Tip :
Try to avoid getting a 'pumping' sound. This can be difficult, but usually it
is a result of an improper setting of the attack and release times.
Note :
Unlike most other Buzz effects and generators, this effect reacts in
a logarithmic way, in order to give it a more analog feel. This should
make the slider controls a bit easyer to operate.
:-)
Bugs :
Well ... I'm a beginner in Windows programming, so I can't really guarantee
your safety. I'll just say like programmers usually say: 'It works on my machine!'
Anyway - if you have something really urgent to tell me, I can be reached at : joachim@ite.dk
Licensing :
This software is freeware. The author of this program cannot be held
responsible for any damage this program may do to your system! Use it at
your own risk!