I am not sure what you mean here... Ratio around 4:1 is probably what we use more often but more extreme settings are useful too in some context. A classic technique to hear what a comp is doing is to push it to the extreme, higher ratio and lower threshold. It's very useful to highlight more of the character of the comp and how the attack and release are interacting together. That's mainly why I keep the comps work hard in my videos. As always, I try to focus more on how the gear is working and all the palette of soud available than trying to find usable presets 😅
Why testing ratio 20 in most of the video? It does make any sense.
I am not sure what you mean here... Ratio around 4:1 is probably what we use more often but more extreme settings are useful too in some context.
A classic technique to hear what a comp is doing is to push it to the extreme, higher ratio and lower threshold. It's very useful to highlight more of the character of the comp and how the attack and release are interacting together. That's mainly why I keep the comps work hard in my videos. As always, I try to focus more on how the gear is working and all the palette of soud available than trying to find usable presets 😅
Nice but I'll stick with my Empress and my Symetrix.