What is Audio Compression? Audio compression is a dynamic range processing technique used to control the volume levels in a recording.

And while many people automatically assume that audio compression makes music sound worse, this isn’t always the case. Here’s a quick look at the types of audio compression used and how they work.

Universal Audio – creators of the 1176 compressor – bring their acclaimed plugin emulation of the studio unit to a digital pedal.

This is a dynamic audio compressor which outputs a constant audio level and can be used for FM transmitters too. It uses a preamplifier with TDA 1054 produced by SGS-ATES. IC1a is a preamplifier stage ...

Examples of lossless compression include Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio, found on Blu-ray, and Apple Lossless compression, used to convert CDs to compressed digital files.

Universal Audio Capitol Mastering Compressor: Performance and verdict With standard Input and Output level controls per channel, plus a Threshold dial to set the level at which the compression starts, ...

Fuse is a handy and easy‑to‑use compressor at a good price, as long as you can live without a few deeper features. Best audio interface 2025: For home recording, podcasting, and streaming - tested by ...

This is an audio compressor/AGC (automatic gain control) with an astonishing 75db input voltage range. A P-Channel JFET is used as a variable resistance element that is applied as a variable ...