In these pandemic times, when having a flexible, economical solution to deliver engaging experiences for pivoting events to the streaming space has never been more important, the Waves eMotion LV1 and SoundGrid ecosystem provides robust solutions without compromise.
Waves Audio has just released an impressive update to their entire suite of plug-ins, most notably, featuring resizable GUIs, improved Preset Browsing with search functions, better display on MacOS Retina capable systems and more.
Mixonline.com product of the week, BY STEVE LA CERRAPUBLISHED: 07/31/2020 Hands-on control for the Waves eMotion LV1 software-based mixing platform, with touch-sensitive, 100mm faders and 16 channel strips. Co-engineered by Waves Audio and MIDI control manufacturer MIDIPLUS, FIT is a hands-on mixing control surface designed to work in conjunction with the Waves eMotion LV1 live software mixing platform. Built…
SuperRack live plugin rack now supports native processing. Native mode lets you run Waves plugins on the CPU power of your Windows/Mac computer, using any ASIO/Core Audio interface, without a SoundGrid server connected. NEW: SuperRack Native Mode Support We are pleased to announce that the SuperRack live plugin rack now supports native processing. Native mode lets you…
The 5000-seat theater at Singapore’s Star Performing Arts Centre caters for a wide range of music concerts, theater and speech events. We spoke to Head of Audio Reuben Ong about the theater’s use of Waves MultiRack and Waves plugins. The audio team at The Star Theatre at the Star Performing Arts Centre in Singapore. Pictured…
The centerpiece of Milwaukee’s theater district, Riverside Theater, hosts an array of artistic performances. We spoke with the production team to see why they chose Waves eMotion LV1 for the venue. Simon Bundy, Technical Director at Riverside Theater in Milwaukee Located in the heart of Milwaukee’s downtown theater district, the Riverside Theater accommodates all performing…
As Phil Collins takes his comeback Not Dead Yet Tour around the world, we caught up with system designer Ben Phillips to discuss why Waves eMotion LV1 was the “obvious choice” for the tour’s production console. For a tour spanning across multiple continents, system designer Ben Phillips chooses Waves eMotion LV1, Waves plugins and Waves SoundGrid Servers for Phil Collins’ live setup. The Not Dead…