Why do we need DSP - Dynamic Compression | Power Limit | Clipping Avoidance

DSP is digital signal processor, which can process audio signal for better audio performance. Have you ever encountered with clipping when playing music with your speakers? That's a really bad listening experience. We can solve it by turning down the volume, but can we avoid it with a smarter way? In this video, we will show you how to make use of Dynamic compressor function of DSP to avoid clipping and protect your speakers and amplifiers. It can also be used for output power limit when the output power of amplifier is larger than your speaker power. Hope this video can be helpful to you.
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[@luisdemoraisecastrosimaole380]

Why you show a function and not send to us the program? I was serching for this compressor and not faund it in the functions tree.... Please, put here a link with the function. Thanks! Jab5.

[@hibahprice6887]

I turned this graph without understanding what depended on what, I just wanted to raise the volume, but don’t change this graph, the sound changes, then low frequencies are added but the overall volume level drops.. Damn. I seem to understand that 0 is 0, and -110 is -110, but when you move the point in the middle of the graph, strange things begin to happen*

[@digibori_music]

Exactly what i want

[@al-elchannel5898]

can i use external potentio meter to controll compressor, like pot Threshold,? please answer🙏

[@mattmassey6467]

If you market the amplifiers as car audio amplifiers as well. Why is the input sensitivity so high accepting less than 1v rms when the average car head unit or audio source is between 2-4v rms? Do you plan on releasing a series of amplifiers that accept higher input voltage? I'm assuming the the amplifiers you sell with rca inputs on board have a higher input voltage level, as I have not checked yet.

[@agnesloveshachi8555]

Very good and interesting.

[@firewolf34]

Very well explained

[@highhat5229]

Ridiculously useful video 👍

[@gluggerlas5405]

very detailed and understandable video, exactly what i needed !

[@jost459]

Tks, this was very interesting.