The creamy thick sound i have to run the audio signal through 4 compressors
to get the creamy thick sound.


I don't know why in theory why compressors would give me a thick creamy
sound i always looks at a compressor as squeezing the signal together
but you can use it to thicken and make it creamy too


Why does a compressor make the audio turn into like Milk creamy audio?

compressor is like Milk and thick cream

So i put more in series so 4 compressors give more Milk and cream to the signal

The Compressor makes it really Fat and Milky and Creamy why is that?

How does it make that Milky functionality and Creamy Functionality?


Is there Recording Rules to set the compress up to make it More Milky and
creamy and what are the settings of the attack and release?

I don't use the same adjectives as you, but the sound can become "smooth" through a compressor because the attack and release, and hence the transients can be reduced.

So the waveform becomes smoother, or changes les frequently, hence "creamy"
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