In article <20041031015950.01927.00001855@mb-m23.aol.com> stressmane@aol.com writes:
> 1- What's the Difference between a "Distressor" and a "Compressor"???
Marketing.
"Distressor" is a trade name for a particular product that happens to
be (among other things) a compressor. "Compressor" is a generic name
for a device that lowers its gain as its input signal increases.
> 2-What's the difference between the "El 8 Distressor" and "El-7FATSO"??
Different applications, different sound. Buy both.
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> 2-What's the difference between the "El 8 Distressor" and "El-7FATSO"??
The Fatso Jr., which does a terrific job of emulating analog tape and
the saturation of it, includes several fixed compressors set ups. You
cannot adjust things like ratio, attack or release. The first one in
particular is really good for most, if I'm in a hurry or panic, I go
to it without hesitation.
If you like your analog mic set up, and you're recording digitally,
the fatso is really cool.
stressmane@aol.com (Stressmane) wrote in message news:<20041031230336.12548.00002263@mb-m21.aol.com>...
> Which one is better for say, Rock Drums or Making
> a Fender Rhodes Sound Sweet??
In article <20041031230336.12548.00002263@mb-m21.aol.com>,
Stressmane <stressmane@aol.com> wrote:
>Which one is better for say, Rock Drums or Making
>a Fender Rhodes Sound Sweet??
Ummm... which is better, a Toyota or a car?
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