Upward compression is explained very well in this Fabfilter video. Basically, regular compression (“downward compression”) reduced the level of the loud parts, and upward compression raises the level of the lower volume parts. Both reduce and control the dynamic range of raw audio, which produces a better listening experience listeners.
Upward compression is explained very well in this Fabfilter video. Basically, regular compression (“downward compression”) reduced the level of the loud parts, and upward compression raises the level of the lower volume parts. Both reduce and control the dynamic range of raw audio, which produces a better listening experience listeners.
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