Hi,
I'm missing something (probably several things) vital about Multiplicity, so need to consult the hive mind to see if anyone can explain it to me better than the few Youtube videos I've been able to find, and the manual.
As I understand it, anything occuring during the attack phase is considered a "transient" and anything after the attack phase completes is considered a "dynamic". So let's say we set an attack time of 30ms, and we have Dyn/Tran set to Tran, we're saying Multiplicity will only affect the signal from the moment it crosses the threshold until the attack time has expired. In this circumstance, does the release phase kick in once the attack time has expired? If so, release only ever occurs during the dynamic section, which seems to be what the manual implies.
Again in this circumstance, does the knee affect the onset of compression from the moment the threshold is crossed, or does it affect the adjustment between the Transient and Dynamic stages, or both?
And how the hell does the lookahead factor into all this? Is it effectively the attack time for the Transient stage?
Hopefully someone can help me click this into place. Then once I've understood, I'll ask about Rel RMS and get even more confused![:)]( "Smile")
Thanks,
Simon
I'm missing something (probably several things) vital about Multiplicity, so need to consult the hive mind to see if anyone can explain it to me better than the few Youtube videos I've been able to find, and the manual.
As I understand it, anything occuring during the attack phase is considered a "transient" and anything after the attack phase completes is considered a "dynamic". So let's say we set an attack time of 30ms, and we have Dyn/Tran set to Tran, we're saying Multiplicity will only affect the signal from the moment it crosses the threshold until the attack time has expired. In this circumstance, does the release phase kick in once the attack time has expired? If so, release only ever occurs during the dynamic section, which seems to be what the manual implies.
Again in this circumstance, does the knee affect the onset of compression from the moment the threshold is crossed, or does it affect the adjustment between the Transient and Dynamic stages, or both?
And how the hell does the lookahead factor into all this? Is it effectively the attack time for the Transient stage?
Hopefully someone can help me click this into place. Then once I've understood, I'll ask about Rel RMS and get even more confused
Thanks,
Simon
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