If you tape up the outside of a compensator does it reduce loudness?

I dont fancy waiting 6 months for the atf to rub my suppressor application on their cocks while they masturbate. Will a taped up compensator reduce noise?

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it will but not by much
tapes going to get blown off in a few shots anyways

Probably a little, but not a huge amount.
Its just tape, you can try it out pretty easy

Why don't they make compensators that have a few chambers / baffles first before letting the hot air out? Slightly reduced compensation force but slightly reduced extra flash and noise.

complexity of manufacture and the atf
that shits going to be complicated as fuck or require multiple pieces. then after spending so much to make em the atf can say well this makes the gun quieter by 2 decibels its a silencer and your company dies.

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I think what you're looking for is a blast shield/linear comp/noise redirector, whatever they want to call it.

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flash hiders with qd blast comps are a thing.

Be careful OP. That counts as a suppressor.

AK-74 brake is exactly that. But it doesn't actually quiet anything down. If anything, it's louder. Just one chamber, though.