If you had a choice between using a drawmer dl441 or a bss audio dpr 404 on vocals what would you use and why?
Same question, but this time on drums?
Same question, but this time on drums?
Drawmer dl441 vs bss dpr404, which to use on drums and vocals?
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Re: Drawmer dl441 vs bss dpr404, which to use on drums and vocals?
I'd use the Drawmer for drums and the BSS for vocals. The de-essing feature on the BSS is invaluable for some voices (singing or speaking).
I'd use the Drawmer for drums and the BSS for vocals. The de-essing feature on the BSS is invaluable for some voices (singing or speaking).
Re: Drawmer dl441 vs bss dpr404, which to use on drums and vocals?
The coloration of the 404's compression also sounds favorable compared to many other comps. Someone here recently did a TF on one which demonstrated it's characteristics. It's not flat, but it sure sounds good on a variety of sources.
The coloration of the 404's compression also sounds favorable compared to many other comps. Someone here recently did a TF on one which demonstrated it's characteristics. It's not flat, but it sure sounds good on a variety of sources.
Re: Drawmer dl441 vs bss dpr404, which to use on drums and vocals?
DPR404 is my #1 choice as a general purpose comp on any source. DL441 is not a bad unit either, but I suspect that it's gain reduction meter isn't that precise compared to a 404.
DPR404 is my #1 choice as a general purpose comp on any source. DL441 is not a bad unit either, but I suspect that it's gain reduction meter isn't that precise compared to a 404.