Der Comp reagiert doch dann auch in der Zeit-Domain auf die unerwünschten Amplituden.
Und das will man evtl. nicht, weil es in Pumpen resultieren kann. Daher haben manche Kompressoren einen SC-Schalter. So zB der VSC2. Auszug aus dem Manual:
If the VSC-2 should react too much to kickdrum, bass or
other bass signals (pumping effect) you can activate the
SC Filter inside each sidechain. This Low Cut makes the
VSC-2 react less sensitively to those signals. Both filter
curves were set very gently, smoothly and musically to
avoid a complete cut off which would leave some parts
of the bass audio material unprocessed. So, the low end
of your mix will be processed with less compression.
The use of SC-Filters elevates the low end & bass of
your audio material. You can choose between two different
settings. These frequencies were chosen to provide
larger flexibility and a maximum musical treatment &
balance of the complete mix.
Aber wenn ich mit einem EQ den Peak Bereich einer Bassdrum anhebe und in den Kompressor fahre, dann habe im Vergleich zur cleanen Bassdrum trotzdem mehr Bass, darum geht es mir.
Ich glaube, das ist allen klar.
