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🎙️ Episode 5: “Outboard vs. Plugins – EQs, reverbs, delays, compressors, limiters, and gates”
In this episode, we dive headfirst into the world of gear—outboard and digital. I break down the why and what of essential tools like EQs, reverbs, delays, compressors, limiters, and gates. Whether you’re in a full-blown studio or just getting started at home, understanding these pieces is key to better sound.
I also share audio examples so you can hear the difference—reverb vs. dry, gated vs. open. We talk thresholds, ratios, attack, release, and how these settings show up across multiple tools. And yes, I took my own advice and touched on plugin hoarding—why you probably don’t need 143 compressors (even if they’re free).
Plus, a quick recap of Episode 4, and a sneak peek at what’s coming in future episodes. If you’re into gear talk but want it with a side of real-world experience and a few laughs, this one’s for you.
🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to this episode—raw, random, and real.
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💬 Got thoughts, stories, or wild theories? Hit me up on socials or email [[email protected]].
📡 Music in this episode created using Suno AI and my own twisted imagination.
Appreciate you being here. More chaos and conversation soon.
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