All of these guys have UIs that I've found more understandable and/or functional than most of the Waves equivalents.ĮDIT: Oh, hehe, looks like you already picked up Izotope Ozone. Waves plugins are great, but if you're primarily interested in mastering, don't overlook other vendors like Izotope, Voxengo, or Blue Cat Audio. I have dozens of their plugins, but I end up cherry-picking what I need most of the time, and I make use of their frequent "singles" sales. Actually with Waves, the majority of their bundles seem to have weird omissions sometimes.
I also agree with the person who said that Waves Gold isn't the best bundle for what you're looking for. (Again, some folks might consider that an advantage, because it forces you to trust your ears.) The thing is, most of the Guitar Rig effects (and several of the standalone Komplete effects) have very minimal UIs, so you have to pretty much rely on just your ears to fix problems. I honestly think you could do some solid mixing and mastering just with Guitar Rig. Same thing with compressors - they all sound different.
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Their Ren EQ will sound different from their HEQ which will sound different from the Massive Passive eq emulation in the Premium Tube series which will sound different from the Solid Series eq (which is an SSL emulation). As you say some of the Waves bundles do the same thing but they each do it differently and have a different sound to them. Prized by top engineers for its ability to glue together tracks, the SL 4000 G master buss center compressor is ideal for. You're missing the point I was trying to make - each plugin vendor's stuff has a different sound. Based on the renowned master buss center compressor of the SSL 4000 G console, the Waves SSL G-Master Buss Compressor captures the unique sound of the original’s IC input and twin VCA gain-reduction amplifier design. As soon as you realize that then your music will be what you want it to be.Īll this being said I make use of the Solid Series, Premium Tube Series and the Vintage Compressors as well as other effects from other programmers as the tune calls for it. I have a compilation of the pieces from the musical Cats I'm doing and each tune calls for something different because of the energy and feel of the tune. You want effects that will give you the sound you want and sometimes that means using different effects on different tracks. No effect will give you a magic bullet so you sound like something Eddie Kramer did with Hendrix or Butch Vig did with Foo Fighters. It's not a case of what you think will make your music sound better as there's no such thing.
Click to expand.You're missing the point I was trying to make - each plugin vendor's stuff has a different sound.
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