Is there a sense to put Elephant on each channel to prevent overloading?
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I think, no. Elephant is a brick-wall compressor and its main purpose is to limit peaks on the final 'limited bit range' output, where values above 0 dBFS do not exist.
Since modern audio hosts have floating point signal paths on each channel there is no need to use limiters on them.
I want to use an analog summing mixer in my stidio, so i need to limit every channel. What settings would work fine in elephant for this puropose?
You may use the default setting, without oversampling, to preserve CPU resources.
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