Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
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Companding is a two-stage process of COMPression and exPANsion which<br />
reduces the lowest noise levels on the tape. Companding typically<br />
refers to a tape recording process (instead of live sound or effects<br />
processing). For example, a signal may be compressed at a 2:1 ratio<br />
when recorded, and expanded at a 1:2 ratio when being played back.<br />
This is also known as double-ended noise reduction, meaning that one<br />
has to have a decoder to listen to the encoded signal, contrasted with<br />
single-ended noise reduction where no decoder is required.<br />
Q2.8 What are some brands of effects boxes?<br />
brand effects price<br />
--------------------------------------------------<br />
Boss SE-50 ?? ??<br />
Lexicon LXP-5 ?? ??<br />
ART FXR Elite ?? ??<br />
Alesis Midiverb III ?? ??<br />
Digitech TSR-12 ?? ??<br />
DSP 256XL ?? ??<br />
See also "Home & Studio <strong>Recording</strong>," March 1994, page 45.<br />
Q2.9 Should I get an all-in-one effects box or a more basic box and<br />
a separate compressor/limiter?<br />
dragon@homerecording.com (Dragon) writes:<br />
97<br />
97