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    • DanHD
      DanH @Straticah
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      @Straticah You want to make an Expander, correct?

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      • StraticahS
        Straticah @DanH
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        @DanH here is a graphic it was not as easy as i thought e58ccc44-e62e-41c1-8f17-9071b2fa752b-image.png

        its an expander with negative ratio control

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        • DanHD
          DanH @Straticah
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          @Straticah in over 20 years of producing music I've never encountered an 'Upwards Compressor' or an 'Upwards Expander" 😆

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          • StraticahS
            Straticah @DanH
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            @DanH i mean usually you dont want to enhance noise in your mix :D

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            • DanHD
              DanH @Straticah
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              @Straticah Absolutely, but I stilI use expanders all the time - far better than compression imo.

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              • orangeO
                orange @DanH
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                @DanH said in Upward Compressor in scriptnode?:

                @Straticah You want to make an Expander, correct?

                Actually, it is a kind of expander, but it is not an expander as we know it.

                • A standard Expander expands if it above the threshold.
                • In the Upwards Compressor, it expands if it is below the treshold. This is the trick.

                @DanH said in Upward Compressor in scriptnode?:

                @Straticah in over 20 years of producing music I've never encountered an 'Upwards Compressor' or an 'Upwards Expander" 😆

                Since Drum n Bass is already loud, there may not be much need for it :grinning_squinting_face:

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                • DanHD
                  DanH @orange
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                  @orange Well I'm pretty sure most expander plugins are upward compressors in that case! I've always understood an expander to behave the way you describe an upwards compressor.

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                  • FatMitchellF
                    FatMitchell @DanH
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                    @DanH It is my understanding that expanders make the difference in dynamics a wider range where as upward compression brings the quieter sounds up.

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                    • FatMitchellF
                      FatMitchell @FatMitchell
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                      @FatMitchell I thought I saw a post in here where you can just change the HISE compressor's range values of the knob to be the ratio you need....I'm looking for it but can't find it atm

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                        • DanHD
                          DanH @d.healey
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                          @d-healey always learning 😆

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                          • LindonL
                            Lindon @DanH
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                            • FatMitchellF
                              FatMitchell @FatMitchell
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                              @FatMitchell waves MV-2 is my go to for this technique. For those that are curious to check out an example.

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