Although I talked with a friend the other day, that had been managing a sound business for years, telling me that a limiter shouldnât be necessary if I handled my whole gain chain correctly, itâs nice to have in the toolbox.
And this is the most important point
The Limiter should always be the final instance to keep your signal OK
As said before: watch your gain structureâŚ
As I understood it, the only real use the sound business had for a limiter was on festivals where the arrangers had it in the contract to use a final limiter, first and foremost to protect the audience against âsound accidentsâ
Mouse right-click on a rackspace,
plug-in insertion menu,
from âInternal Pluginsâ, âGlobal Processingâ
select âTo Global Rackspaceâ.
Connect it to the audio of your rackspace, to send it to the global rackspace.
You need to do this once, in every rackspace.
Best to have a template rackspace for future new rackspaces based on this chain.
In the global rackspace, same procedure, insert a âFrom Global Rackspaceâ.
Connect it to a limiter, or whatever you would like in the output chain, with same settings, all rackspaces.
From there, to your audio out.