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What is Waves?
Waves is an all-encompassing gateway blockchain protocol, from Waves Technologies in headquartered in Berlin. Leveraging the Waves protocol, the solution is designed to offer a developer-friendly infrastructure as an experimental ground for innovation.
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Variety of software options: Many users have praised the software for its wide range of choices, allowing them to find the perfect solution to cater to their specific needs.
Concept of Waves: Several reviewers have found the concept of Waves, which provides an all-in-one solution for managing wifi connections, to be highly appealing. They appreciate how it ensures network security and offers a convenient way for clients to securely connect to their wifi. The clean interface has also been mentioned as a significant advantage.
Strong capabilities in audio fields: Numerous users have highlighted the software's strong capabilities in various audio fields, including FX and virtual instruments. They have found it affordable and accessible for most operating systems. Additionally, they appreciate the extensive library of tools and easy installation and updates provided by the software. The fantastic support and instructions available online have also been well-received by customers.
Difficult Adaptation: Some users have found it challenging to adapt the software to Reaper DAW, although they believe this difficulty may be more related to the Reaper software than Waves.
Need to Contact Company for Setup: Users disliked that they had to contact the company in order to get started with Waves and expressed a desire to sign up and install the software directly from the website.
Limited EQ Options and Accuracy of Waves Tune Real-Time: Several users wished for better EQ options, mentioning that they would appreciate more comprehensive features. Additionally, reviewers noted that Waves Tune Real-Time could benefit from improved accuracy in its pitch correction capabilities.
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September 08, 2022
Industry Standard, Studio Must
Waves is used in multiple applications within our organization. The main use is with the Waves Sound Grid in our sound system, along with the Mercury plugin bundle for live sound mixing. This allows us to achieve a post-produced quality of sound in a live scenario, which would not be possible using onboard options alone. Plugins are also used in a DAW for post-produced podcasts, video productions, and misc projects.
- Offers massive library of tools
- Easy installation and updates
- Fantastic support and instructions online
- Upgrading between versions i.e. v11 to v12
- Transfer of ownership
- More approachable pricing
- Ability to migrate plugins between machines is a plus
- Quality of live sound has improved as well as ease of deployment
- Powerful tool set allows for tackling any scenario
Waves seems to be the industry standard for mixing plugins. It integrates well with most DAWs and even has the option for Waves sound grid for live mixing. Using a DAW like Cubase, Protools, etc could introduce latency, while Sound Grid provides a near latency-free experience. Other solutions could prove to be difficult to implement.
September 05, 2022
Waves NEVER disappoints. It can bring your studio to life!
I use Waves in my recording studio/office area. I mean, what's not good about Waves? It has all of the best compressors/limiters. Incredible reverbs. Excellent real-time auto-tune for live performances. And the sound quality of these plugins is second to none. The OneKnob collection is much more useful than you think just because it sounds so good. I wish I could have afforded a bigger bundle, but everything I use most commonly is in the one I have. It's so powerful.
- Excellent sound quality
- Ultra low latency
- Gives that "polished" sound to the music
- Can be a bit CPU intensive at times
- I wish the EQ options were a little better
- I wish the Waves Tune Real-Time were little more accurate
- It gave me the ability to tune vocals without them sounding "autotuned," therefore, making the singer feel like they sang it that much better. Just a confidence booster.
- It gives me the opportunity for simply mastering a song. If a customer only wants a song mastered, I can effectively do that.
- It is a bit costly when you first purchase, but it makes up for itself when you need it. I feel like it was money well spent.
I use Waves in tandem with these products I listed. The other products, like the Fabfilter Bundle and the iZotope ozone bundle, weren't listed, so I can't really do a proper comparison. However, against the Fabfilter plugins, the only thing Waves lacks is as good of an EQ. As far as the iZotope bundle is concerned, the only thing it does better than Waves is the preset drum isolation stuff. That's pretty incredible. But mostly, the Izotope bundle are preset. I like my plugins to be tailored to exactly how I want to use them. Waves allows me to do that.