@Luiza Milenova I downloaded it and it has a mouth de-clicker! Did a very quick test without headphones and it definitely did an at least decent job. Will test more thoroughly soon, thank you Luiza!!

@Brian M Ah that's right. Back then I also wasn't much of a fan. Below here in the comments I got a great tip to try the Free Accu­sonus ERA 6 Bundle. A super quick test of their de-clicker showed quite good results. I'm so glad I asked here in the community. So many people joining in and helping out, so good! Thank you to you as well!

@Luiza Milenova I love how you make it visual to learn things :) Really nice. Another application I learned for the Fairchild: use for parallel compression on vocals. Put a 1176 on the AUX first, then the 670, compress A LOT on both, then slowly dial in the AUX level to the original to taste :)

@Luiza Milenova Thanks to you as well, it feels great to help each other out :) If you decide to go for a reverb I'd recommend learning the theory first. In the classroom here there's a whole course on reverbs. It's really good! I did it recently and alongside the course chose 2 reverbs to practice the little assignments. It took quite a while to be honest, but having the knowledge now makes using any reverb so easy now. So I'd recommend to batch the reverb testing together with that course after you're done with your compressors (or bored of them haha)

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@Bastien Bourcet That is such an interesting one. I have yet to hear a really clear explanation of why not to do the HP by default and simply checking if you can disable it. Most often I hear "go with your ears". Of course if there are no lows you don't need to HP, but what if I don't hear a problem / unnecessary lows at the same time that the analyser shows there is low frequency content, why shouldn't I cut it? Clearly if my ears and my analyser say there's no unnecessary low content I won't do a HP, but shouldn't I go through the motions and do that check for every single instrument? Maybe you have some helpful insight for me here:)

@Luiza Milenova reading this made me curious since I own Smack Attack. What is Kevin’s method? :) If it’s too cumbersome to write no problem! I just had to ask:)

@Luiza Milenova Makes 100% sense. Thanks! I also use it in reverse. Reduce transients to move stuff back. It’s a great tool.