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Gain led

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Yes, but rather it depends on you what you like but the typical settings are: Threshold: -2dB Ratio: 6:4 Attack: under 1 ms Release: 40 ms. I hope I could help you.

Thank you!

Probably shouldn't be making comments without your parents' permission.

You should use the +4dB button. That will offset the gain loss. and analog mode.

You don't have to use compression for all music

That is only an audio interface, or I am wrong?

@@CSTEntertainment it's a audio interface mic preamp

matachapetes2 It will limit the peak at 0 dB

CST Entertainment thanks this video was very helpful as i just purchased this same device and am a beginner

it is just a processing chain unit

You only need sidechain if you want more processors on one insert bus. If you only have this compressor then you can use the two channels on to different inputs by connecting the compressor to the insert of the input line by a "Y" Jack cable. If your mixer doesn't have insert ports then you can use the compressor as a master compressor. For that you simply connect your mixer L-R output to the compressor. If you really want side chain then you connent your first processor to the mixer by a "Y" cable, then the next processor to the first's sidechain send, that goes to the next's sidechain return, the third form the second's sidechain send to the the third's sidechain return and then the third's sidechain send goes back to the first's side chains return.

@@CSTEntertainment Thank you so much! I will give this a shot

You should get a Y Jack cable. The stereo end goes into the "insert" on the mixer, and the two mono ends go into the "input" and "output" of the compressor

What kind of rack system do you want to use it in?

I have a by-amp system. crossover, compressor and EQ all Behringer@@CSTEntertainment

I've listened to the videos and the settings are for recording. I use it for D.J.'N

@@hectorsuarez853HOLLYWOODHECKdaisy-chain the left and right channels thru all your effects and the compressor should be the first. If you only play songs then I don't think so that a compressor is needed at all

I want it to feel more punchier@@CSTEntertainment

Use two 6,3 to 6,3 jack cable and the line in put and out put on the back of your unit

so my mic goes in the input of compressor....then 2 jack to interface correct?

yes but you should use a mixer between your mic and the compressor