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>>>Waves Gold (and Silver) Recording & Mixing Plug-In Collection Review. Parisienne Moonlight Piano Pdf. Let it be said here: nobody ever got fired for mixing with Waves plug-ins. They are as much a studio standard as Pro Tools is the studio standard for digital audio workstations. And with the demise of Avid’s RTAS plug-in platform in favor of the newer AAX format, we knew it was time to outfit the MusicPlayers.com studio with a variety of next-generation plug-ins.

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Our first stop on the upgrade path: Waves. With so many plug-ins available from Waves, it can be overwhelming trying to determine which Waves plug-ins you want, and if you’re just outfitting a project studio for the first time, it’s easy to get lost in the numerous offerings. Allow us to help. For general-purpose recording and mixing tasks in the rock/pop/fusion/country disciplines, the Waves Gold bundle presents a perfect starting point. It offers so many of the essential Waves plug-ins—and a bunch of nice “extras”—that many in-the-box mix engineers can get along fine mixing records without ever adding another plug-in to their DAW. If the Gold package stopped with nothing more than the Renaissance Compressor, Renaissance EQ, and IR-L Convolution Reverb, we’d still recommend buying it, as the first two plug-ins offer such a perfect blend of quality sound and ease of use that they are worthy of placement on nearly every track in a typical rock band session, and the reverb delivers world class ambience. Still, these just barely scratch the surface of what’s included here.

There’s even some fine guitar amp modeling software! The Waves Gold bundle really is your studio-in-a-box, and if you’ve made the upgrade to Pro Tools 11, its 64-bit AAX plug-in support makes this a no-brainer first purchase to stock that new virtual studio with gear. Artists and engineers on a tighter budget would be wise to check out the Waves Silver package, which contains many of our favorite essentials at a lower price point. We’ll highlight the differences between bundles later in the review. Скачать Мантры Аудио on this page.

Features The Waves Gold Bundle includes 35 plug-ins that cover areas including dynamics processing and sound shaping (compressors, EQs), effects (delay, reverb, modulation), stereo imaging, sonic enhancement, guitar amp modeling, and more. With so many plug-ins included in these collections, it would take forever to go into details about all of the operations, but assuming you have experience using the kinds of tools included in the Waves Gold and Silver collections, you should have no trouble using these plug-ins.

Besides having very usable interfaces, the plug-ins are highly automatable, too. With some of the more “effect-ish” plug-ins (like modulation effects), it was easy for us to manipulate flangers, phasers, reverbs, and delays over time, and also to sync delays to our session tempo markers. We liked the Waves approach to virtual guitar rigs in GTR3, with separate plug-ins for amps, pedals, and overall rig assemblies. It made it very easy to record our real guitar tube amps dry and then add guitar-optimized effects to our tracks.

It was also nice getting tempo-matched effects where many of our physical pedals might not have been so perfectly locked to our tracks. Some users may lament the lack of flexibility when it comes to selecting mics and their placement (basically, in GTR3, you can’t), but we think this makes the plug-ins more immediately useful. Just focus on the sound of the amps, and don’t needlessly complicate things by introducing another layer of modeling technology that will delay you from getting an optimal modeled guitar tone. In the past (we’ve used various Waves plug-ins for at least ten years), Waves plug-ins were notorious resource hogs performance-wise when running on Pro Tools Native systems, but those days are long gone. The 64-bit AAX plug-ins we tested had no greater impact on system performance than any other plug-ins used in our studio.