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robertocarlo

serious better a compressor for the exits (output 1y 2) and thus to compress the signal of exit for example of bass…. like using it? for example when headresses in a place of different dimenciones, you have the acoustic problem of which bass is saturated or exceeded or distorted. the serious solution (compressing and to equalizer. but assignable in the exits output 1y 2)...I think that serious a good next OS. I repeat that. touching in the different premises or area from work. by diferecias of acoustics in each place… for example when we touched the keyboard pa1x outdoors is no problem . the problem is when we touched in places locked up or small pubs. is very important to correct with a little there same compression the sound of bass … if I know that pa1x has a exelente efx… the problem is that it does not give time you to publish editing in house the problem immediately . it is important to right away fix it .con a little compression there in OUTPUT 1/2… THANKS...IS VERY IMPORTANT IN REALTIME in the moment ...regards ...thanks soo much...
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Reuben · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 10:01 am Post subject:

robertocarlo
I think you should look at buying an external unit - a small mixer/compressor/sound enhancer - these are cheap and should do what you want.
All the best,
John
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pauli · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 1:40 pm Post subject:

Try the BBE products.I think you will find them invalueable

www.bbesound.com

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Reuben · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 10:49 pm Post subject:

Make sure you get somthing that accepts 2 or more channels of course.
The BBE Sonic Maximizer VG360 looks good - though I haven't tried it.
John
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robertocarlo · Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 3:27 am Post subject: ooh yes friends....but...¡

thanks friends reuben and pauli, already I think´en that. but serious good. that efx compressor in output 1/2 could routing realtime. is not much to request...is very well EFX BB and berhinger , aphex, ...others efx but .....I think. he is possible this with pa1x.... next OS ...regards.
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hellboy44 · Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 7:36 am Post subject:

I don't understand.

Is there a problem with the PA1x's outputs?

I have had to keep the bass under control at times, but that's been more my midi files not being "tweaked" properly.

Also, when I drop the volume on stage (via faders) I do have to be careful the volume doesn't drop TOO much, as it can be a dramatic difference.

Is THIS the problem - too much Bass output and volume fluctuations?

Remember, I only JUST got the Pro, so sorry for this EXTREMELY noob question.....
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Paolo@Korg · Korg Italy Joined: 07 Dec 2002 Posts: 1090

Robertocarlo,

While a compressor/limiter cannot be added to the final stage of the audio signal, you can use it as one of the four internal FX processors. Route the bass to the FX unit with the cmp/limit. assigned, and you can keep your dynamics under control.

Best regards,
Paolo

BasariStudios · Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 9:37 am Post subject:

Hellboy, thats more of aSound Engineering question.
Not all sounds the same at different levels.
On a propper MIX on lower levels you get higher BASS or the opposite.
Nothing is wrong with outputs, its just you have to get use to certain
things and find out what works best for you.
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robertocarlo · Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 7:56 am Post subject: hi mr paolo trammanoni

_____Mr trammanoni thanks. Yes, I understand. Edit one by one. Each track or track with the 4 efx and output routing. We would have a wonderful way more flexible efx (routing compressor / limiter output in half) in the future ... please mr Rolling Eyes

paolo ... Much problem solve when playing and singing in various local pubs and different areas and have the opportunity to make a small correction wing exit output half with the compressor / limiter (it is the best thing to be said arregaria ipso factum problem at the moment. ... I think it's not as bad ... best regards____________
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robertocarlo · Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:08 am Post subject: hi hellboy 44

hi hellboy44...Yes. It is a real problem playing in different places. And you have different sounds and acoustic "and if the place is small, is the problem much bass" huuuuummmm "and distorts the sound. Especially the bass ... But. Of course, if you can give time for editing (editing bass track) but it would be better that what I said before ... Best regards Crying or Very sad

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BasariStudios · Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:10 am Post subject:

No Roberto, what you said it wont be better, best it would be if you get an
external COMPRESSOR/LIMITER unit, a PA1X would never give you that
and also not as good as an external processor.
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robertocarlo · Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 10:13 am Post subject: hi nedin

Hi nedin. Good. Yes, I will have to buy an external compressor .... Ok thanks nedin .. best regards.....
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