For loudness standards that require Short-term or Momentary compliance, the compressor is engaged automatically when loudness exceeds the specified target. When needed, a compressor dynamically adjusts your audio to ensure you get the best sound while remaining compliant. RX Loudness Control uses compression in a way that preserves the quality of your audio. How does RX Loudness Control use compression? If the audio signal already meets Short-termĪnd True Peak specs, no extra processing is applied. I then followed it up with EQ match and it was then a perfect match to the source I created it from.Steps 2 and 3 work only on an as-needed basis. What I do like is you don't have to have a perfectly clean loop to create the ambience like I do when using the convolution approach, and instead it intelligently extracts the ambience from the clip that you have it learn from removing stuff like vocals and footsteps.Īmbience match does a better job at creating tonal ambience (like hums from generators) than convolution does since convolution can create random swells in bass frequencies, but though the fill I created was close, it seemed to be heavier on the lows and lacking in the mid to high frequencies. That being said, it creates clean ambience and the loops aren't noticeable. The ambience match doesn't work on a generative level like convolution does, and instead loops about 5 seconds of ambience across your selection. In the past I'd generate endless fill using convolution in Altiverb.

I've been using it to create fill for a dialog project I'm working on. How good is ambience match?It's very good, but not perfect.

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