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RDBOIS · 04-30-2017, 08:32 AM

I also sometimes use dynamic eq to tame area where pain frequencies (e.g. 1-2K) get too annoying.

I agree that TDR does a quick job on De-essing for those who like to keep things simple (also perhaps it helps those who are more visual minded).

However, I'd like to mention that TDR NOVA is somewhat CPU hungry. If you add it to many tracks you may end up with issues... This is my case, having a rather cheap laptop.

This is why I've been learning how to use ReaCOMP more effciently (there's a high pass and low pass filter sliders that can help dedicate freq area to compress). There is also automation of parameters that can focus when and how compression is added, etc.

04-30-2017, 08:32 AM	#24
RDBOIS Banned Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: It changes Posts: 1,425	I also sometimes use dynamic eq to tame area where pain frequencies (e.g. 1-2K) get too annoying. I agree that TDR does a quick job on De-essing for those who like to keep things simple (also perhaps it helps those who are more visual minded). However, I'd like to mention that TDR NOVA is somewhat CPU hungry. If you add it to many tracks you may end up with issues... This is my case, having a rather cheap laptop. This is why I've been learning how to use ReaCOMP more effciently (there's a high pass and low pass filter sliders that can help dedicate freq area to compress). There is also automation of parameters that can focus when and how compression is added, etc.