12K views · 226 reactions | Dynamic range and envelope are only part of the compression story. Compressors generate harmonic distortion (often where the real magic comes into play!). Listen for how compression shapes the envelope and subtly distorts the sound, spreading energy across frequencies. What do *you* listen for when you use compression? Share your thoughts in the comments! #Compression #AudioEngineering #Mixing #Mastering #AudioProduction | Audio University | Facebook

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Producer, DJ, Musician Memes on Instagram: "Credits @kaiser__techno Audio compression is the process of reducing the dynamic range of sound so that quieter parts become more audible and louder parts are controlled. Common keywords related to this include audio compression, dynamic range compression, lossy compression, and lossless compression. These terms are often used to describe how audio data is processed, stored, or optimized for playback and distribution. In audio compressors, several key

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