--- In "Chris Hails" <>
wrote:
>
> --- In "Aaron Ximm" <aaron.ximm@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Someone here has said on occasion that it is better to do a few
very
> > light passes, than one deep passage.... was that you Dan? Rob?
> >
> > best,
> > aaron
Several years back, I described using "stacked plugs" as a work-
around for parametric EQ plug-ins that only provide a few bands when
more bands are required. I can't think of a reason to use mulitple
passes when one can makes all the necessary changes at once. I try
to follow the "simpler is better" axiom and often combine several
types of digital processing like EQ, balance, gain, phase and
increasing bit depth into one, final, step when out-putting a file.
When I'm having trouble judging which equalization settings/effects
produce the best results, I output the varied attempts and compare
them back to back in a timeline.
I can see the merit in taking time with the judgements, but not in
spreading the decisions out over multiple processing passes. Rob D.
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