Featured > The 8 Best Waves Plugins for Mixing and Producing in 2020. Isn't that what goto means? I love the modulation, Lo-Fi button, filters, and ping-pong setting. I also just got the Kramer PIE, it's pretty heavy handed even at 2:1, but wow, so great on a lead vocal just tickling it with 2 or 3dB of GR. IR-1 is a great plug too if you combine it with some good impulses. I also bought the Abbey Road ADT. I am also a huge fan of H-delay. I have never used Ozone. With the right amount setting it will improve any sound. use the following search parameters to narrow your results: Posts should be made to inform or facilitate discussion. Renaissance plugins are really great, especially the comp. this is a great review. L3 Multimaximizer - multipressor/limiter combo. FabFilter Pro- C 2. I use the L1 a lot. Once you start mixing with the Quad, you will rely more and more on the plugins, especially the EMT Plate verbs. Best Compressor Plugins for Pro Tools. [–]Pun-Chi 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (2 children). That thing is amazing. Also, api eq's for shaping. Waves wise though I really love the VEQ for a close 1073 style eq (over the Schlepp one), [–]Whata_Turkey 4 points5 points6 points 6 years ago (0 children). IDK, maybe the original did that. was at a conference with Bruce Swedien. This unit provides you with the ability to compress your mids and sides independent of one another when you deactivate “Channel Link,” and engage “M/S” mode. it's like anything else - realize nothing is infallible, no plugin is magic, understand its strengths and weaknesses, and don't abuse it. Yeah, the Neve was the one that most impressed me. Hey! Especially software I have made money with. It def has a character to it. I enjoy the restriction that comes with the semi-parametric nature 550A/B, it keeps you from getting carried away. The one waves plug i go to for a specific job every time is the CLA-3A for making something cut to the front of the mix. [–]battering_ram 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. It's hard to imagine going back to REQ now. Most obvious is the wet/dry mix control, enabling regular or parallel-style compression. on the other hand, you can end up with this temptation to deploy every little widget whether you need it or not. C6, H-Delay, and the Renaissance series plugs (Comp, EQ, and RVox) are my favorite. Pultec’s EQs are always in high demand among those looking for high-quality analog gear. I had been using Renaissance EQ as my goto until I saw Pro-Q 2. I use Waves to do what I can't with UAD (either because a plugin doesn't exist or because I haven't bought it yet). The 2500 IS waves' best compressor, and one could mix a whole song using that on everything (I know I could..) But defnitely the PIE compressor is another good one to get, not as versatile as the 2500 but very very cool CLA 1176s are good for vocals yes but they are a lil strange, I don't like them on drums (I do have real 1176s tho') 3758b9b5-045c-4b7d-b020-80f9b068d990 L2, is still the best limiter you can get, i like c1 on vocals, h delay is pretty sweet, and r-comp is nice. If I were you, I'd put the Neve bundle right at the top of your list. much like the bass rider then I imagine... thanks... [–]flyer716Broadcast 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (0 children), [–]Owminator 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The plug-ins allow you to semantically annotate your sounds in the mix, whilst giving you access to a wealth of semantically meaningful presets. Whereas a limiter prevents the signal from going over a specified threshold level. Also only having things that I actually need has completely revolutionized my workflow. I'd consider them more niche than goto, but that's just me. If you’re looki… honestly i'm probably going to eventually replace all of these with UAD soon though. ;0 Their compressors suck. Best Value Air Compressor: Makita MAC 2400 2.5 Hp . LA2A, R-De-Esser, L2 limiter, and whichever one the multiband compressor is. Waves RCompressor. It's an emulator of the NEVE console.... which is what you want to use on vocals, ask the pro's. I also have Waves so I can still do a lot of sophisticated stuff without the UAD hardware. I'd like to spend more on the plugins I want as opposed to more on a card that can run hundreds of the stock bundle. If it doesn't work then try and use something else? For this reason, we had to make a top 15 best Waves plugins for the modern producer - allowing you to focus more on the music and less on the endless choices! The ultimate multiband dynamics processor, the C4 does it all: 4-bands of up and down expansion, limiting, and compression, plus dynamic and standard EQ. They are really good at just adding saturation to a track and I love the three console types. SSL Compressor, which I use on the stereo buss for pretty much every track I produce because its fucking awesome for gluing a track together. Waves RVox. However, the user interface on the API parametrics is so clumsy that I don't like to use them even though they sound good. I have waves and my go-to plug-ins are actually pretty much anything fabfilter. And the good news is that this compressor is included in one of Waves' few truly affordable bundles (Waves Musicians II), which suits its ease of use. Older ones that I still love: PuigChild 660/70 Compressor, API 550B EQ. The Warm setting is awesome for bass guitar and drums. But I like it a lot. [–]phantompowered 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. It's a great feeling. and then he said with the exception of the waves deesser, that thing is just gorgeous. Each instance of a plugin can consume a pretty significant percentage of the CPU and I have a Quad but I consistently need to render the plugins since even the Quad isn't enough. [–]killerhatz55[S] 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (4 children). [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (2 children). It beats Logic's stock compressor in a lot of instances and I generally find it to be a flexible tool for all sorts of DRC. Incredibly useful plugin that will help you save lots of time balancing vocal tracks. Would love to hear some mixes you've hand your hands in. I know some guys who do great work with it, though. The thing where it gives you a big spike of GR when you adjust the release time is annoying. You just have to learn to dial that baby in - it's got idiosyncrasies for sure. Fairchild for comp. Multimedia tools downloads - Waves Renaissance Compressor by Waves Audio Ltd. and many more programs are available for instant and free download. The UltraMaximiser is another one I use quite often. H delay kicks ass but I just bought the Soundtoys bundle so i'll probably be using echo boy from now on. Those plugins are surprisingly useful, but I don't know about 'goto'. The Waves RCompressor, at this point, is considered a staple compressor and is used by many audio professionals.It can be used subtly to correct certain tonal qualities or it can be used to the extreme to get something crunchy. [–]flyer716Broadcast 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children), Stereo immager (on mobile, cant remember the name at the moment) is way more useful than the panpot, also SSL comp is literally almost better than sex, [–]dartaneal 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). That console’s bus compressor (nicknamed “The Glue”) has become legendary for sonically “gluing” tracks together. I mix with my ears, but goddamn if that plugin isn't hella helpful when I really need to know what's going on in a nitty-gritty way. learning to hear when a limiter is in the sweet spot took me years, i find the trick is to listen to the hihats, if the release flutters or they become distorted you have gone to hard. L2 limiter, Other: What on earth do those analog buttons do? Even so... annoying. Overall, it’s also the best Waves compressor. [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (1 child). It essentially only has 30 possible settings (3 types, 1 knob ranging from 0-10) but it does not matter what you put it on, one of those 30 settings will make it sound better or more pleasing. Everytime you think you've got a good result you A/B against something else (PSP E27, SlyFi Axis etc) and the waves show once again they make pretty terrible analog 'emulations'. Certain plugins take up significantly more processor power than others. Liberal MaxxBass abuse will cloud your lowmids pretty quickly. Also love the IR1 for creating huge spaces. This two-knob compressor/limiter is one of the more versatile plugins on the list. Do not post pictures of text here, they will be removed. Best Tinted Moisturizer For Sensitive Skin Reddit, Healthy Pumpkin Muffins With Applesauce, Single Rooms For Rent, 2015 Prius Interior Dimensions, Dark Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie, Knorr Catering Soup, Trendnet Tew-809ub Price, The Difference Between A Nucleoside And A Nucleotide Is That, " /> Featured > The 8 Best Waves Plugins for Mixing and Producing in 2020. Isn't that what goto means? I love the modulation, Lo-Fi button, filters, and ping-pong setting. I also just got the Kramer PIE, it's pretty heavy handed even at 2:1, but wow, so great on a lead vocal just tickling it with 2 or 3dB of GR. IR-1 is a great plug too if you combine it with some good impulses. I also bought the Abbey Road ADT. I am also a huge fan of H-delay. I have never used Ozone. With the right amount setting it will improve any sound. use the following search parameters to narrow your results: Posts should be made to inform or facilitate discussion. Renaissance plugins are really great, especially the comp. this is a great review. L3 Multimaximizer - multipressor/limiter combo. FabFilter Pro- C 2. I use the L1 a lot. Once you start mixing with the Quad, you will rely more and more on the plugins, especially the EMT Plate verbs. Best Compressor Plugins for Pro Tools. [–]Pun-Chi 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (2 children). That thing is amazing. Also, api eq's for shaping. Waves wise though I really love the VEQ for a close 1073 style eq (over the Schlepp one), [–]Whata_Turkey 4 points5 points6 points 6 years ago (0 children). IDK, maybe the original did that. was at a conference with Bruce Swedien. This unit provides you with the ability to compress your mids and sides independent of one another when you deactivate “Channel Link,” and engage “M/S” mode. it's like anything else - realize nothing is infallible, no plugin is magic, understand its strengths and weaknesses, and don't abuse it. Yeah, the Neve was the one that most impressed me. Hey! Especially software I have made money with. It def has a character to it. I enjoy the restriction that comes with the semi-parametric nature 550A/B, it keeps you from getting carried away. The one waves plug i go to for a specific job every time is the CLA-3A for making something cut to the front of the mix. [–]battering_ram 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. It's hard to imagine going back to REQ now. Most obvious is the wet/dry mix control, enabling regular or parallel-style compression. on the other hand, you can end up with this temptation to deploy every little widget whether you need it or not. C6, H-Delay, and the Renaissance series plugs (Comp, EQ, and RVox) are my favorite. Pultec’s EQs are always in high demand among those looking for high-quality analog gear. I had been using Renaissance EQ as my goto until I saw Pro-Q 2. I use Waves to do what I can't with UAD (either because a plugin doesn't exist or because I haven't bought it yet). The 2500 IS waves' best compressor, and one could mix a whole song using that on everything (I know I could..) But defnitely the PIE compressor is another good one to get, not as versatile as the 2500 but very very cool CLA 1176s are good for vocals yes but they are a lil strange, I don't like them on drums (I do have real 1176s tho') 3758b9b5-045c-4b7d-b020-80f9b068d990 L2, is still the best limiter you can get, i like c1 on vocals, h delay is pretty sweet, and r-comp is nice. If I were you, I'd put the Neve bundle right at the top of your list. much like the bass rider then I imagine... thanks... [–]flyer716Broadcast 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (0 children), [–]Owminator 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The plug-ins allow you to semantically annotate your sounds in the mix, whilst giving you access to a wealth of semantically meaningful presets. Whereas a limiter prevents the signal from going over a specified threshold level. Also only having things that I actually need has completely revolutionized my workflow. I'd consider them more niche than goto, but that's just me. If you’re looki… honestly i'm probably going to eventually replace all of these with UAD soon though. ;0 Their compressors suck. Best Value Air Compressor: Makita MAC 2400 2.5 Hp . LA2A, R-De-Esser, L2 limiter, and whichever one the multiband compressor is. Waves RCompressor. It's an emulator of the NEVE console.... which is what you want to use on vocals, ask the pro's. I also have Waves so I can still do a lot of sophisticated stuff without the UAD hardware. I'd like to spend more on the plugins I want as opposed to more on a card that can run hundreds of the stock bundle. If it doesn't work then try and use something else? For this reason, we had to make a top 15 best Waves plugins for the modern producer - allowing you to focus more on the music and less on the endless choices! The ultimate multiband dynamics processor, the C4 does it all: 4-bands of up and down expansion, limiting, and compression, plus dynamic and standard EQ. They are really good at just adding saturation to a track and I love the three console types. SSL Compressor, which I use on the stereo buss for pretty much every track I produce because its fucking awesome for gluing a track together. Waves RVox. However, the user interface on the API parametrics is so clumsy that I don't like to use them even though they sound good. I have waves and my go-to plug-ins are actually pretty much anything fabfilter. And the good news is that this compressor is included in one of Waves' few truly affordable bundles (Waves Musicians II), which suits its ease of use. Older ones that I still love: PuigChild 660/70 Compressor, API 550B EQ. The Warm setting is awesome for bass guitar and drums. But I like it a lot. [–]phantompowered 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. It's a great feeling. and then he said with the exception of the waves deesser, that thing is just gorgeous. Each instance of a plugin can consume a pretty significant percentage of the CPU and I have a Quad but I consistently need to render the plugins since even the Quad isn't enough. [–]killerhatz55[S] 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (4 children). [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (2 children). It beats Logic's stock compressor in a lot of instances and I generally find it to be a flexible tool for all sorts of DRC. Incredibly useful plugin that will help you save lots of time balancing vocal tracks. Would love to hear some mixes you've hand your hands in. I know some guys who do great work with it, though. The thing where it gives you a big spike of GR when you adjust the release time is annoying. You just have to learn to dial that baby in - it's got idiosyncrasies for sure. Fairchild for comp. Multimedia tools downloads - Waves Renaissance Compressor by Waves Audio Ltd. and many more programs are available for instant and free download. The UltraMaximiser is another one I use quite often. H delay kicks ass but I just bought the Soundtoys bundle so i'll probably be using echo boy from now on. Those plugins are surprisingly useful, but I don't know about 'goto'. The Waves RCompressor, at this point, is considered a staple compressor and is used by many audio professionals.It can be used subtly to correct certain tonal qualities or it can be used to the extreme to get something crunchy. [–]flyer716Broadcast 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children), Stereo immager (on mobile, cant remember the name at the moment) is way more useful than the panpot, also SSL comp is literally almost better than sex, [–]dartaneal 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). That console’s bus compressor (nicknamed “The Glue”) has become legendary for sonically “gluing” tracks together. I mix with my ears, but goddamn if that plugin isn't hella helpful when I really need to know what's going on in a nitty-gritty way. learning to hear when a limiter is in the sweet spot took me years, i find the trick is to listen to the hihats, if the release flutters or they become distorted you have gone to hard. L2 limiter, Other: What on earth do those analog buttons do? Even so... annoying. Overall, it’s also the best Waves compressor. [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (1 child). It essentially only has 30 possible settings (3 types, 1 knob ranging from 0-10) but it does not matter what you put it on, one of those 30 settings will make it sound better or more pleasing. Everytime you think you've got a good result you A/B against something else (PSP E27, SlyFi Axis etc) and the waves show once again they make pretty terrible analog 'emulations'. Certain plugins take up significantly more processor power than others. Liberal MaxxBass abuse will cloud your lowmids pretty quickly. Also love the IR1 for creating huge spaces. This two-knob compressor/limiter is one of the more versatile plugins on the list. Do not post pictures of text here, they will be removed. Best Tinted Moisturizer For Sensitive Skin Reddit, Healthy Pumpkin Muffins With Applesauce, Single Rooms For Rent, 2015 Prius Interior Dimensions, Dark Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie, Knorr Catering Soup, Trendnet Tew-809ub Price, The Difference Between A Nucleoside And A Nucleotide Is That, " />
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Best Compressor Plugins: Top 9 Picks; Best Waves EQ Plugins PuigTec EQ. if its colouring, you are pushing way to hard, admitadly L3 sounds different when you push it to hard. Similarly, office pics are generally considered low-effort fluff, image posts should have some point other than karma and promote discussion, AES@NAMM Pro Sound Symposium: Live & Studio 2019, January 24-27 • Anaheim Hilton Hotel They're great as-is, but it'd be nice for the UI's to get updates that actually do something. Have you ever wanted to try your hand at rapping but don't know any quality producers? I'm a big fan of RCompressor. The next part of the chain is the Waves C4. Eric Valentine's studio is for sale, anybody want to go in on it? Unimpressed with the SSL strips. I have all the plug-ins. [–]theuud 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). You can't get 360 hair waves without using compression. Big Butch Vocals is a fantastic one. Kramer Tape is really cool for certain things, but is more of a "specialty" plugin that i use whenever i need something to sound a little more "real" or "dirty" or "warm". My computer runs faster, tech support is great, and most importantly, I support the people that make my tools. As I cover in-depth in my new online course (Mastering In The Box), compression is a great tool for any mastering engineer. Hands-On Training • Technical Presentations EDIT- I have some friends who pretty much only use R EQ and R Comp on every channel and they sound pretty good. :) (http://www.uaudio.com/support/uad/compatibility/instance-chart.html). I'll see if I can make some samples later today. Multimedia tools downloads - Waves Renaissance Compressor by Waves Audio Ltd. and many more programs are available for instant and free download. Thousands of artists have utilized their EQS on numerous tracks over the years. Concurrent with The 2019 NAMM Show It's not something I would 'print' a mix through in most circumstances, it's a bit much for that, but I like it on individual elements for fluttery grit. I would consider this my go-to compressor for a “smoothing” type of sound. [–]killerhatz55[S] 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (1 child). 7.NLS(there are divided comments on this one,but this is the best plugins from Waves imho,Spike-has lovely mids,Mike-fat lows,Nevo-is great overall,my fav)a second insert after a trim plugin in my channel:) 8.SSL G-Channel(for synths,pianos etc.) And they all have unique strengths. L2 is actually great for shaving transients off of jangly acoustic guitar - if you are conservative, it can be remarkably transparent compared to compression or leveling. I bought the Vocal Rider during the sale. This type of content should be posted in /r/AudioMemes. IR(or IR-L) is on everything I do. I used to use FL Studio many, many years ago and they had an incredible Parametric EQ that I've sorely missed. I love ssl channel. One of my favorite EQ's, [–]ARRRcadeProfessional 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). Compression, EQ, Space Design (reverb/delay), Modulation? Rendered by PID 17047 on r2-app-0455a2cc00fe93812 at 2021-02-07 17:30:44.063409+00:00 running 843aeaa country code: US. Ya, all that analog / noise stuff.. should be off by default. I just upgraded to Mercury but I'm already liking the API stuff. 1. [–]jlesamiz 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (2 children), I can't think of any Waves plugin that has evolved in any significant way since 2003 (when I started using Ren Maxx. Always. I also like it on aggressive vox. I've never used a hardware 1176 so I'm not sure. Based on the original 1969 solid-state compressor, the Waves CLA-3A boasts a transparent compression curve. I think they fall apart when pushed hard. [–]Hudoneit 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children), Since no one said it I'd like to add Kramer PIE. I like using it on sampled/synth strings (along with a reverb or something) as i feel like it helps to make them sound a bit more real. API 2500, and the API equalizers. [–]abraingaming 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children), I'm all about the 550A. While the price of a digital pluginmay be considerably smaller to distribute, you will still have to fork out a fair chunk of change to purchase the top end products. It does the trick though, no complaints. LOL at nobody mentioning VEQ. The Q eq for sweeps and cuts. The CLA comps (2A, 3A, 76) see a fair deal of use, but it's generally conservative. H-Delay. It’s a real smooth compressor, perfect for putting the final touches on a mix. [–]scottydanger22 3 points4 points5 points 6 years ago (3 children). [–]Rhystic1Professional 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago* (6 children). Been realllly digging the J37 lately, gives a great vintage vibe to songs that can carry it well. Sounds like what they're going for with an "all-in" button, [–]Pun-Chi 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). Anyone have an experience with the Debreather and the new Sibilance deesser? IDesignSound > Featured > The 8 Best Waves Plugins for Mixing and Producing in 2020. Isn't that what goto means? I love the modulation, Lo-Fi button, filters, and ping-pong setting. I also just got the Kramer PIE, it's pretty heavy handed even at 2:1, but wow, so great on a lead vocal just tickling it with 2 or 3dB of GR. IR-1 is a great plug too if you combine it with some good impulses. I also bought the Abbey Road ADT. I am also a huge fan of H-delay. I have never used Ozone. With the right amount setting it will improve any sound. use the following search parameters to narrow your results: Posts should be made to inform or facilitate discussion. Renaissance plugins are really great, especially the comp. this is a great review. L3 Multimaximizer - multipressor/limiter combo. FabFilter Pro- C 2. I use the L1 a lot. Once you start mixing with the Quad, you will rely more and more on the plugins, especially the EMT Plate verbs. Best Compressor Plugins for Pro Tools. [–]Pun-Chi 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (2 children). That thing is amazing. Also, api eq's for shaping. Waves wise though I really love the VEQ for a close 1073 style eq (over the Schlepp one), [–]Whata_Turkey 4 points5 points6 points 6 years ago (0 children). IDK, maybe the original did that. was at a conference with Bruce Swedien. This unit provides you with the ability to compress your mids and sides independent of one another when you deactivate “Channel Link,” and engage “M/S” mode. it's like anything else - realize nothing is infallible, no plugin is magic, understand its strengths and weaknesses, and don't abuse it. Yeah, the Neve was the one that most impressed me. Hey! Especially software I have made money with. It def has a character to it. I enjoy the restriction that comes with the semi-parametric nature 550A/B, it keeps you from getting carried away. The one waves plug i go to for a specific job every time is the CLA-3A for making something cut to the front of the mix. [–]battering_ram 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. It's hard to imagine going back to REQ now. Most obvious is the wet/dry mix control, enabling regular or parallel-style compression. on the other hand, you can end up with this temptation to deploy every little widget whether you need it or not. C6, H-Delay, and the Renaissance series plugs (Comp, EQ, and RVox) are my favorite. Pultec’s EQs are always in high demand among those looking for high-quality analog gear. I had been using Renaissance EQ as my goto until I saw Pro-Q 2. I use Waves to do what I can't with UAD (either because a plugin doesn't exist or because I haven't bought it yet). The 2500 IS waves' best compressor, and one could mix a whole song using that on everything (I know I could..) But defnitely the PIE compressor is another good one to get, not as versatile as the 2500 but very very cool CLA 1176s are good for vocals yes but they are a lil strange, I don't like them on drums (I do have real 1176s tho') 3758b9b5-045c-4b7d-b020-80f9b068d990 L2, is still the best limiter you can get, i like c1 on vocals, h delay is pretty sweet, and r-comp is nice. If I were you, I'd put the Neve bundle right at the top of your list. much like the bass rider then I imagine... thanks... [–]flyer716Broadcast 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (0 children), [–]Owminator 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children). The plug-ins allow you to semantically annotate your sounds in the mix, whilst giving you access to a wealth of semantically meaningful presets. Whereas a limiter prevents the signal from going over a specified threshold level. Also only having things that I actually need has completely revolutionized my workflow. I'd consider them more niche than goto, but that's just me. If you’re looki… honestly i'm probably going to eventually replace all of these with UAD soon though. ;0 Their compressors suck. Best Value Air Compressor: Makita MAC 2400 2.5 Hp . LA2A, R-De-Esser, L2 limiter, and whichever one the multiband compressor is. Waves RCompressor. It's an emulator of the NEVE console.... which is what you want to use on vocals, ask the pro's. I also have Waves so I can still do a lot of sophisticated stuff without the UAD hardware. I'd like to spend more on the plugins I want as opposed to more on a card that can run hundreds of the stock bundle. If it doesn't work then try and use something else? For this reason, we had to make a top 15 best Waves plugins for the modern producer - allowing you to focus more on the music and less on the endless choices! The ultimate multiband dynamics processor, the C4 does it all: 4-bands of up and down expansion, limiting, and compression, plus dynamic and standard EQ. They are really good at just adding saturation to a track and I love the three console types. SSL Compressor, which I use on the stereo buss for pretty much every track I produce because its fucking awesome for gluing a track together. Waves RVox. However, the user interface on the API parametrics is so clumsy that I don't like to use them even though they sound good. I have waves and my go-to plug-ins are actually pretty much anything fabfilter. And the good news is that this compressor is included in one of Waves' few truly affordable bundles (Waves Musicians II), which suits its ease of use. Older ones that I still love: PuigChild 660/70 Compressor, API 550B EQ. The Warm setting is awesome for bass guitar and drums. But I like it a lot. [–]phantompowered 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy Policy. It's a great feeling. and then he said with the exception of the waves deesser, that thing is just gorgeous. Each instance of a plugin can consume a pretty significant percentage of the CPU and I have a Quad but I consistently need to render the plugins since even the Quad isn't enough. [–]killerhatz55[S] 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (4 children). [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (2 children). It beats Logic's stock compressor in a lot of instances and I generally find it to be a flexible tool for all sorts of DRC. Incredibly useful plugin that will help you save lots of time balancing vocal tracks. Would love to hear some mixes you've hand your hands in. I know some guys who do great work with it, though. The thing where it gives you a big spike of GR when you adjust the release time is annoying. You just have to learn to dial that baby in - it's got idiosyncrasies for sure. Fairchild for comp. Multimedia tools downloads - Waves Renaissance Compressor by Waves Audio Ltd. and many more programs are available for instant and free download. The UltraMaximiser is another one I use quite often. H delay kicks ass but I just bought the Soundtoys bundle so i'll probably be using echo boy from now on. Those plugins are surprisingly useful, but I don't know about 'goto'. The Waves RCompressor, at this point, is considered a staple compressor and is used by many audio professionals.It can be used subtly to correct certain tonal qualities or it can be used to the extreme to get something crunchy. [–]flyer716Broadcast 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children), Stereo immager (on mobile, cant remember the name at the moment) is way more useful than the panpot, also SSL comp is literally almost better than sex, [–]dartaneal 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago (0 children). That console’s bus compressor (nicknamed “The Glue”) has become legendary for sonically “gluing” tracks together. I mix with my ears, but goddamn if that plugin isn't hella helpful when I really need to know what's going on in a nitty-gritty way. learning to hear when a limiter is in the sweet spot took me years, i find the trick is to listen to the hihats, if the release flutters or they become distorted you have gone to hard. L2 limiter, Other: What on earth do those analog buttons do? Even so... annoying. Overall, it’s also the best Waves compressor. [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (1 child). It essentially only has 30 possible settings (3 types, 1 knob ranging from 0-10) but it does not matter what you put it on, one of those 30 settings will make it sound better or more pleasing. Everytime you think you've got a good result you A/B against something else (PSP E27, SlyFi Axis etc) and the waves show once again they make pretty terrible analog 'emulations'. Certain plugins take up significantly more processor power than others. Liberal MaxxBass abuse will cloud your lowmids pretty quickly. Also love the IR1 for creating huge spaces. This two-knob compressor/limiter is one of the more versatile plugins on the list. Do not post pictures of text here, they will be removed.

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