Use the bypass switch frequently to ensure the clipper is actually improving the sound and not just making it louder and flatter. TR5 Clipper Go to product viewer dialog for this item. vs. Standard Limiters TR5 Clipper Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Standard Limiter Response Time Instant (No attack/release) Response Time Dependent on attack/release Sonic Result Punchy and aggressive Sonic Result Smooth and controlled Drums, Percussion, Masters Vocals, Strings, Final ceiling Harmonic distortion Volume "pumping" TR5 Clipper Go to product viewer dialog for this item.

If your clipper starts to pull hair or sounds sluggish, it usually needs cleaning or oiling.

Clippers are most famous for their work on drums. By clipping the initial "thwack" of a snare or the "thud" of a kick, you can reduce the peak level by 2–3 dB without changing how loud the drums actually sound. This creates "headroom" for the rest of the instruments in the mix. 2. Mastering Chain Placed before a final limiter, the TR5 Clipper Go to product viewer dialog for this item.