Multiple compression is a mastering technique that applies several compressors in series, each with subtle settings, to achieve transparent, glue-like dynamics without audible pumping. Used across vocals, drums, and full mixes, it tames peaks while preserving natural transients. Audio engineers and producers benefit most, gaining polished, radio-ready loudness with enhanced depth and cohesion. This stacked approach offers finer control over dynamic range, making it a staple in professional music production.
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