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  • #31
    Originally posted by '59 View Post

    Interesting. The only compression I have in my signal chain right now is from the amplifier, which I run pretty clean. In general how long are the extreme ends of an attack knob in ms? I've been turning the threshold way up and playing around with the attack knob while running a loop through it as a way to test it out. Perhaps attack makes a bigger difference at lower thresholds if it really is a ratio knob?
    Don't know what amp you're using or the settings, but any distortion, or even tubes clean >> grit can compress a signal a little bit.

    In that same manual you were referencing, it says
    Attack Time: 6ms - 20ms
    Compression Range: 35db

    So threshold could actually be a decibel Threshold. Must have a fixed ratio then? (Which would be all the more reason to have a make-up gain Level control.)

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Aceman View Post

      I sort of group compressors into: Compressor as an Effect and Compressor as a Sound Tool

      The Dana Comp is definitely an Effect
      Same here. They are really 2 different pedals, if you get what I mean).
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