expanded sound

With regard to the audio world, “expansion” is the opposite of compression; it is the increasing of dynamic range. This is done using a processor called an “expander.”

There are two types of expansion: upward expansion and downward expansion. Downward expanders reduce the level of an audio signal below the threshold, making quiet sounds quieter. Upward expanders boost the level of an audio signal above the threshold, making loud sounds even louder.

How To Use Expansion In A Mix

1. Set the mode to 'EXPAND'.
2. Create a band that focuses on the 'bite' of the snare frequencies (in this scenario around 650Hz to 5kHz).
3. Set the effect to only affect the 'mid' (mono) signal.
4. Play with the threshold so that the signal exceeds the threshold.
5. Set the amount to around 100%.

Expansion is the opposite of compression, increasing the dynamic range of a signal by either lowering the volume of the input signal whenever it falls below the Threshold ('downward' expansion) or raising it when it goes above the Threshold ('upward' expansion), according to the specified Ratio, which, logically, is ...

In Final Cut Pro, you can expand the audio component of a clip in the timeline to: Trim the clip's audio independently of its video (to make the audio overlap the next video clip, for example) Adjust the clip's audio channels separately from one another (to adjust just one channel in a stereo recording, for example)

And then you're done it'll just do some processing for like 20 seconds or you know maybe more maybe less depending on your computer. And then it'll spit out a song with perfect little cuts.

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