That wouldn ' t make sense , sometimes you need to keep a zombie . <| sep |> I have been using myfitnesspal for macros , I actually did keto for about 8 weeks . <| sep |> This sub is constantly disgusting to journalists . It is literally an unending stream of the most wretched shit to these guys . <| sep |> Nana is 133 t gamerz <| sep |> With that thought , look at all you fat ass mouth breathers gaining per breath <| sep |> It really looks good great work right there <| sep |> its good mate . good stuff . <| sep |> It ' s smart . It ' s as simple as that . No one else can say otherwise without being a dumbass . <| sep |> Just want to make sure people don ' t forget he ' s a scumbag <| sep |> overload in frequency datawhat does this even mean ? I ' d like a clarification on too much information in the frequency spectrum too . Volume is not a frequency and vice versa . never implied this , but you ' re free to write whatever irrelevant information you come up with . A compressor compresses the sound as you say , it makes less headroom if you increaseif I increase what ? you can ' t just cut sentences in half like that . if I increase compression , I will have less headroom ? in which case , you are wrong . A compressor compresses the sound as you say , it makes less headroom if you increase , however , you cannot compare a compressor compression with an EQ compression because they serve two different roles . link me one credible source defining or discussing EQ compression . BUT it CAN compress the sound if you ADD too much , which at first will cause shakiness and later distortion . I mean , what you ' re basically saying here is that if you boost too much and slam a track against a compressor , it will add shakiness . yes , that has nothing to do with equalization though . given that you ' re not limiting the track , it will eventually distort . both of which happen because of an increase in volume induced by the equalization . Usually a compressor gives you a few options as to how you want to compress the sound for example , peak compression which usually leads to shakiness in sound if o v e r compressedovercompression doesn ' t usually add shakiness , shakiness comes from poorly set parameters . overcompression just kills the transients with distortion . listen to anything ever produced by rubin . does death magnetic sound shaky ? no , it sounds distorted nothing more , nothing less . All an EQ is for is to either attenuate or reduce informationAll an EQ is for is to either thin out or reduce information ? yes , let ' s not forget that we can also use the magical boost function . If you are a music producer then shame on you for not knowing the difference . I ' ve no idea what you ' re talking about in this part , but assuming you ' re referring to compressor compressing and EQ compressing , I ' ll be waiting for the link . do link me your music as well !