This blog will cover Audio's C1 Compressor, which is an alternative to the C1 found in Cubase 1 and Cubase 2, and how to install the C1 Compressor in the C1 vst plugin for Windows. The C1 Compressor also comes in a 64-bit version with VST3 compatibility, and the C1 64-bit compressor is also covered in this blog. In the end of this blog, we will also cover how to use the C1 in an audio track.
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Audio's C1 Compressor
The C1 Compressor is a hardware compressor that works like a stereo compressor, meaning two separate compressors for each track. It has a two-band EQ and a separate (additional) limiter, and a very smooth feel and more than 100 dB of dynamic range. The C1 Compressor is really a great compressor, and can be used to a lot of different applications. As mentioned, it comes with more than 100 dB of dynamic range, a very nice feature.
The C1 Compressor comes in 2 versions, 32-bit and 64-bit. Both versions can work with any host (if you have the C1 DSP effect), so it is not necessary to get a new version for any other reason than to use more RAM than is used in a 32-bit version. If you are using a 32-bit version, your CPU will only use about 3.5 GB RAM, and the C1 Compressor 32-bit can be up to 25% slower than the C1 Compressor 64-bit. We will come back to the CPU issue in the next section.
Installing the C1 Compressor in Cubase 1
The C1 Compressor is installed by following these steps:
Open the Plugins folder of the Cubase folder.
Go to the plugins folder in Cubase, and look for the Cubase folder.
Open the Cubase.exe file.
Click on the install button in the installer.
The C1 Compressor should now be installed.
In case that you are using a 32-bit version, you will be asked if you want to keep the original CPU settings or you want to change the settings to the new defaults. The new defaults have 64-bit settings, and they are good for all new installs of the C1 Compressor. You can also change the settings if you have changed the 01e38acffe
This program is free of viruses and can run on any PC or laptop with Windows.
How to install Waves C1 Compressor?
Download the program with the link below, extract the archive, double-click on the waves_c1.exe file to install it.
Run the installer as administrator.
When the installation is finished, the icon is added to your system tray.
You can also add the Waves C1 Compressor button to your desktop by dragging and dropping its shortcut (.lnk file) on the desktop. The.lnk file can be found inside the software archive.
You can add the Waves C1 Compressor to your toolbox by right-clicking on its icon in your system tray and selecting “Edit Toolbox”.
Now you can drag and drop the Waves C1 Compressor on your project and do your work.
How to use the Waves C1 Compressor?
The Waves C1 Compressor is an essential plugin for any production studio. It offers a wide range of processing controls and delivers an efficient tool for mastering your audio.
Once installed, click on the Waves C1 Compressor button and a small window will appear in which the plugin is configured.
Audio waveforms are displayed on the interface, audio spectrum is shown above the main spectrum (sending to the right side).
To change the settings of the plugin, you can press the “Adjustment” button (at the bottom of the interface). This button will open a window with all available adjustments, gain, threshold, low/high cutoff, resonance, wet/dry mixing, threshold metering and attack/release.
An audio monitoring window can be displayed in the same window. It can be useful if you want to visually see the audio signal in your project.
To display the audio monitoring window, click on the “Monitor” button on the bottom of the interface.
To hide the windows of the plugin, you can click on the X button on the right side of the top of the interface.
If the plugin’s audio processing is not enough for you, you can add some external effects to get an even more powerful processing.
To add effects, click on the “Processor” button and a pop-up window will appear with all available effects.
You can add your external effects to the Waves C1 Compressor by clicking
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