Have you guys evaluated the reverb plugins for TDM systems?
Seems Altiverb and Lexicon really rules. However, Lexiverd is not available for PT HD systems, right?
If anyone has already used Altiverb, is it really power hungry?

Thanks

Hi,

Does anybody know the maths ( or where I can find it ) behind layering audio files on top of each other?

Cos I have this idea:
In cutting up drum loops or beats extracted from a song, say to take out a snare drum or kick etc but most of the time it will have a hi-hat or something on top of it.

Waves has introduced version 4.0 of their plugin line, which included support for Mac OS X. They have also introduced a new plugin , called the Renaissance Channel, which is a pretty cool looking channel strip using Renaissance technology with EQ, comp, gate, and much more. Looks pretty awesome!

http://www.waves.com

I'm pretty much a newbie to the world of plugins but I'm looking to upgrade my sound and everything I read keeps pointing me toward better quality EQ and reverbs. At the moment, I'm running a MOTU 1224 into a G4800, with Audio Desk as my software. In about a month, I plan to upgrade to Digital Performer.

Hi! I have asked something similar some time ago, but here it goes again...
What about this Waves Master bundle? Is the equalizer a big leap from Q10?

Wahat about the mukltiband compression? I have seen some people comment that it does not f**k the overal balance too much as C4 and MAster X...

Hi friends! I am really tired of the metallic sound provided by stuff like the TC MASTER X 5 band TDM plugin . It is really good for heavy sequenced music, but for acoustical stuff like Bossa, samba and so it does some damage to the job.

Hi friends!
I do use Master X, C4, L1, Power dither. since I have got no budget to upgrade to hardware stuff from Crane, Manley and so..
are these Master bundle a big leap?
They promise linear phase and so...
are they really cool?

Why don't they release an equalizer with frequencies over 21khz?
thanks
:p

Hey Guys,

I just had an sudden brainstorm and I'm looking for opinions as to whether or not it will work.

If I were to obtain a pink noise generator, or a recording of pink noise (if there is such a thing), I'm thinking I could use this in conjunction with the PAZ plug to set my control room acoustics to a flat frequency response.

Here's my proposed approach:

I posted this in the Digital Cafe also, and realized after posting that we now have this cool pluginsForum! This is therefore a double-post, and is identical to the one in the Cafe:

Waves has just released version 3.5 of thier plugins, and they promise *much* less processor drain, and more instances of each plug. This is a free upgrade for users of version 3.0 or above. Also included are the final release versions of the Waveshell-VST plugs for Windows (finally!).