WAVES NX PLUGIN TUTORIAL PROFESSIONAL

But, whatever mics you do offer use of within the plug in, should be available for whatever set up, or source that the user wants to record.

So, I wouldn't expect there to be a giant selection of different mic choices. I know it's not specifically a mic emulation plug in. That changes the mic choice that you have.

WAVES NX PLUGIN TUTORIAL PROFESSIONAL

And, actually I do appreciate the professional suggestion of where the mics should be, as a default, but I would have given all 5 stars if there were a little more flexibility to move the mic pairs on a left right axis and if you could move the place where you are recording around within the room instead of having to choose that you are recording a choir, or strings, to get your source 'placed' in a different part of the room. This may result in immersing your recording in a part of the room that wasn't quite as optimal for what you were really recording. For instance, if you want to use certain mics, you have to use the set up for a recording of a type of instrument that you might not be using. I've given 4 out of 5 bc there are a few things that would have made it more useful, and I don't understand why they have that kind of limitations built in. Or, if you want to use it more like a reverb it's good like that, as well. It's both a good seasoning of room ambience that you can add in if you want a nice acoustic environment 'substituted' while in re-mic mode (which is auto %100 wet) and there are nice mic emulations to experiment with in that mode. I had a good feeling about it and it really was a valuable addition to a long list of plug ins. Starlight Echo Station Starlight Echo StationР”Р„stra Modulation Machine Astra Modulation MachineР”В¤-710d Four-Channel Tone-Blending Mic Preamp w/ Dynamics 4-710d Four-Channel Tone-Blending Mic Preamp w/ DynamicsР”Р„bout Find a Dealer Downloads Blog Support Log In Thunderbolt 2 Option Card Thunderbolt 2 Option Card

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