Modding A Cheap Compressor (Behringer Autocom MDX1000)
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Nice i got the OT1 transformers in my autocom and two peq's definitely improved its output signal
Ive got 2. early models have a clone chip and later serials dbx chips inside. Cheap useable comps
BEFORE
5:42 6:20 Bass
6:37 7:35 Kick
8:16 Room
AFTER
5:49 6:25 Bass
8:22 Room
DBX
9:44 9:52 Bass
Terrific modification and result! Loved it. I am inclined to buy Behringer gear now. Hehe.
Thanks for the timestamps!
This comp is really good already out of the box. I rebought one, after listening to an old track I recorded through it 10 years ago. It's really clean and smooth. Crazy, you can get them for 20-40 bucks used. Would you still do the mod or let it as it was ?
Awesome mod! Can definitely hear it really adding in some warmth in the low mids. Nice to see the 160 comparison in here too. Good vid man!
I recently purchased a used MDX 1200 from Guitar Center for $60. Much to my surprise, it arrived in mint condish. This was my second way back then, my first was a DBX 163 to which i lost my virginity but in my defense I was drunk and emotional.
you need to find a BE 2082 1:6 distribution amp ot-1 transformers the real vintage one's i installed them on my Behringer T1952 Tube Compressor and i change's the cheap crappy tubes with vintage Telefunken tube and OMG that thing sounds like a 1000+$ compressor.
Love finding those hidden gems!
Good Morning where can a find BE 2082 1:6 distribution amp ot-1 ? Many thanks
Hello thank you so much for this tutorial / explanation of how to do testing on these types of compressors. Best one I've seen with realtime GUI and analysis. About to get the dbx analog 166 over easy compressor and maybe this. Do you have available on your website, your test tone samples for help configuring my own equipment. I'm just starting to learn about mixing for bass
The tone I'm using is use the signal generator that comes with pro tools but anything that can make a sine wave will work. If you are just getting started though I would not worry about any of this, just experiment and learn by doing. This is deep in the weeds nerdy detail far removed from actually making music
How did you send/receive these signals from your compressor to your audio interface/pc by the way? Did you use mixer? Thank you
Seriously can't edit a video it's out of sync 🤣