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Watch the videos matet! I would say reaper is apparently almost unique in having routing options capable of doing this but in all honesty I am not up to speed on new UAD stuff so it could be doable elsewhere. Building your own crossover network will really help you understand what is going on in the allvin one multiband crossovers too.

Saturday was our first gig since the pandemic. Yeah yeah, it caused mayhem for the band members and family and its been a long hard road back. Great night, rammed venue with many punters super happy to see us back for the first time since late 2019. We played great, for me it was the first time with a p16 for my IEM mix which was cool and the first outing for my EA iAmp Classic which just kills. Amazing to get out and play again. If course, I only went and got Covid at the gig! Poorly now 🤐

I used to be way more active on here and talked a lot about compression. But I got very bored of arguing sound engineering methods with bassists if I'm honest, and don't get engaged in it so much now. You have a very fine memory though if you are referring to this gem I put together based on the second talk I gave at an SE Bass Bash. The first was 2 hours long and covered a lot of compressor history and usage in music since the 1950s. I think most of the audience fell asleep 🤣 This us more about setting them up. http://web.archive.org/web/20130215154741/http://blog.basschat.co.uk/setting-up-a-compressor/ There are other posts of mine that delve into a method for single led compressor pedals that is fool proof a search for my babbling on compression will eventually uncover that one too. The archiving lost loads of the diagrams I'm afraid...

Cheers chsps! I though Bernie only did his own thing these days, interesting 🤔 ta!

I'm looking for a luthier recommendation near Brighton, needs to be good with replacing pups and preamp rather than the wood bits 😁 Ta!

And there's me wishing my Becos Twain had 4 more knobs 🤣

One knob compression is Satan's own device, its always wrong ....

You want full featured and small footprint you can expect to be paying a bit. As mixers go these days feature per buck is unreal. In the late 90s big studio consoles with 32 channels and eq and dynamics on ever channel, but no other fx with 12 Busses would cost at least 250k. These things really do compete feature wise, and have fx built in, and effectively perfect recall, for just a few 1000 all in. That's cheap as chips!

Midas m32 rack is the most compact solution for the mixer, u til you add in the stage boxes for io of course 🤣

Agreed 100% If it has faders it is not compact, and can't compete for features per cubic cm either

Not quite The human hearing system can detect delays between ears down to 3 or 4ms easily, some people even less. But as a direction finder more than anything. I don't know anyone really distracted by standing up to 10 feet from their amp. And that delay is just a fraction under 10ms.

Check away, it's common sound engineering knowledge If precision is your thing 0.343m per ms

In context sound moves 1 foot in 1 ms give or take.

It has limited metering, which renders it pretty useless to me

Still people on here not getting compression. My advice, find a local studio thar does sound engineering courses and go to one. You will learn a lot more than arguing on here. Simple answer, bassists know jack about compression, it's definitely sound engineer territory. Learn to be a sound engineer so you can make yourself sound better as bassist in the context of a band.

All round functionality snd sound:- Becos Stella Empress Bass Comp Non compressor nerds:- Spectracomp

Wow, didn't know that! Fascinating

Apparently so, I'll have a play, ta!

I would add that the behringer p16 is excellent

Or this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.davidgiga1993.mixingstation

XR18 handles a 7 piece funk band admirably. Used a Spundcraft ui24R the other day, nice kit, not as good an interface as the Behringer IMO. Seriously looked into an x32 rack plus 8 channel stage box. Shame there's no native android tablet app for it.

Lovely squashy thing, I'd bang on about metetring but that would be frankly churlish....

Oh it's a beast. Surprisingly easy to get great compression results from as it goes. Absolutely brilliant pedal

I really like the sennheisers as an option on shures. Always got excellent results from them on a variety of voices. Built like soviet agricultural machinery, they just keep on going forever in my experience.