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Here's what dbx has to say about this great compressor/gate. I am clearing out my gear, excellent condition, fully functional and in great shape!Pro Gear at an awesome price!Asking 75.00 (Or Best Offer) Please no low ball offers. DBX 166XL Stereo Compressor/Limiter/Gate w/ Expander - $75 (San Antonio).FMR Audio RNC Compressor 1773 - $200 (Brick)Ĭomes with power supply.Like new condition.FMR Audio RNC Compressor 1773 - $180 (Brick)Ĭomes with power supply.Like new condition.Works as intended.No longer needed.Price is FIRM.Willing to trade.$100 each, $300 for all three.TEXT ONLY to arrange. Like new, works perfectly.Three available, including two in a 1u rack tray (not pictured). FMR RNC 1773 compressor - $100 (Roseville)įMR RNC 1773 "really nice" compressor.I've used it for voice over work, on the master bus in live sound, and on guitar amp mics in the stu. Sounds great, very clean analog compression and makeup gain stage.

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A good little piece of kit, but I just upgraded to a 500 series rack so I have no use for it.

FMR RNC1773 - stereo compressor - $80 (Midland).

Get up to -18 dB using the preamp, then you'll pull the peaks down with the compressor, which you can add back using its gain knob, and hit the interface's converters at the perfect level, which you're watching in the DAW all along. You've got it! It'll work just as you suspect. Essentially all the controls are digital but it retains a 100 analog. This compressor is actually a hybrid digital/analog unit. This unit can only be edited via the knobs on the face. If you set your gain on the RNP first (monitoring your levels on the RNP or in the DAW), you can watch your gain reduction meter on the RNC then add that amount (or a little less) back to the signal on the RNC's gain knob, then double check in the DAW to make sure you're hanging around -18 dB on average as per proper gain staging. The FMR RNC 1773 is a stereo compressor with all the basic parameters (attack, threshold, ratio, release, gain) with side chain capabilities and a 'secret weapon' type button that alters the style of compression. Still, there's no need for a new interface. But you're right, neither the RNC nor the Scarlett interface has an output gain meter. Regarding your second question, yes, I would recommend setting your gain in the DAW, regardless, for the precision of the measurement.

Otherwise you can use it all out on mono vocals, which I do. It's fine for that though if you want to use it for light compression to make sure you don't have to deal with audio clipping, and then polish off the compression in the box with a plugin compressor. This is great for stereo recordings like Piano or Guitar but not for two separate vocalists singing at the same time, because they'll need differing levels of compression. Link function for stereo operation (with second RNC 500) Max. So in your case, this will suit you fine, whether in mono or stereo. 1-Channel 500 module version of the Really Nice Compressor. That means that the knobs on the front will apply the same settings to both channels. The only thing is the RNC channels aren't independent channels. Inserting is useful for mixing boards though, so I'm glad the option is there.

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The back of the "Really Nice Preamplifier," showing the insert jacksĪlternatively you can run the RNC in serial fashion as another piece in the straight road. It's an output and input in the same jack. If you think of your signal chain as a straight road going from one piece of gear to the next, inserting is like a detour onto cul-de-sac side road that sends the car off into a loop that brings it right back.

REAPER -> M-Audio MobilePre OUT 1 & 2 (interface) -> FMR RNC (compressor). Yes, you can insert the RNC, which is a stereo compressor with two channels, so you only need one of them to match your two RNP channels. ReaInsert on master track REAPER General Discussion Forum. The front of FMR Audio's "Really Nice Compressor"

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I use it in my main vocal chain with a Rode NTK mic and a Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 interface. Hi, Jared, I'm Jared too, actually! I'm glad you're considering the RNP/RNC combo. Is it ok for me to perform gain leveling in my DAW at -18db? Or should I get a new interface? In addition, it looks like there are no visuals for gain leveling - the end of my chain is a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface, which just has a green / red glow for clipping. My question is - do I need two RNC's if I want to compress both the A and B preamp channels simultaneously? You're convincing me to buy most of your recommendations (no pressure)! The FMR RNP seems to be a good choice with my budget - I want to insert the FMR RNC as well. Let's hop into our questions: How Do I Link & Monitor the Signal Chain While Recording? Question:

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Today's question is an interesting double dose of technical information that's not obvious to anyone who hasn't had the experience of tinkering around with all of the professional hardware and software we use during studio recording.Ī special thanks goes out to Martin for finding an error in a post about acoustic treatment.