Personally I think that if you're going to be recording to Sonar anyway, you might as well just use a software compressor after the fact. Especially if money is tight, since there are a ton of freebie compressors out there that will do the job. I can't tell you the specifics of how to use Sonar since I'm not too familiar with it, but after you've recorded the audio you would want to assign a comp plug in as an insert effect on that track. Compression can make a huge difference, but it's subtle effect and if overused can ruin an other wise good sounding tune. Take your time and experiment, and try to find some compressor tutorials on line. rEalm I'm using the XL7 with Sonar and softsynths. I'd like to find out whether other XL7 users output their XL7 through a frontend compressor before recording it to harddisk. Do any of you compress the XL7 sound? If so what do you use or think is the best sounding frontend? I've spent a ton on the RME so I can't afford the really high end compressors. I've also thought of using compressor plugins on the XL7 stereo input inside the computer but don't know how to set this up in Sonar or with the RME mixer. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [xl7] XL7 Thru A Compressor?
2003-05-27 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
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