Gluing a mix in Reaper,
An audio compressor is often referred to as “glue” because it helps to bind the various elements of a mix together, creating a cohesive and balanced sound. By reducing the dynamic range of individual tracks and bringing up the quieter elements, a compressor can help to even out the overall level of a mix and make it sound more polished and professional. Additionally, by controlling the attack and release times of the compressor, an engineer can shape the sound of the mix, making it sound tighter, punchier, or more relaxed, as desired. The term “glue” reflects the idea that the compressor is helping to hold the mix together and make it sound more cohesive.
Here’s a really good explanation by Reaper Mania
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