Waves Virtual Mix Room Review

In terms of functionality abbey road studio 3 could be perceived as very similar to waves nx virtual mix room plugin.

Waves virtual mix room review.

Powered by waves groundbreaking nx technology nx virtual mix room is a virtual monitoring plugin that delivers on headphones the same three dimensional depth and panoramic stereo image you would be hearing from speakers in an acoustically treated room. The plugin emulates the acoustic characteristics of a high end studio. Nx virtual mix room plugin. Headphones are great for checking details when you re mixing but to mix on them exclusively has always been a challenge at least until now.

Waves nx is a monitoring plugin for music producers who mix with headphones. Not so with waves new nx. Just got waves nx virtual mix room on the 14 day trial and certainly the first impressions are that the sound through my headphones is pretty amazing but agree with earlier comments as to how useful will this plug in be in the. Thanks to a revolutionary new waves plug in called nx mac pc you can put on your headphones and mix in a virtual control room with perfect acoustics no matter where you are.

The nx virtual mix room plug in left is paired with a stand alone program that sets up the head tracking aspect of the product right. What s more nx also makes it possible to mix in surround through. I am going to check out the 14 day trial. I m constantly on the lookout for great tools to use for production when using headphones.

The waves nx is in the latter category. Waves abbey road studio 3 vst au aax is the latest manifestation of waves nx system using its immersive 3d technology to recreate the control room of this famous space in your headphones. Room simulation on headphones usually stops being convincing as soon as you move your head. It uses a model of an ideal control room and the position of your head ears and body to change the master stereo signal from a left right output to one where each channel contains information from both channels and their interaction with the virtual room around you.

Gary hiebner checks it out and quite frankly finds it very very impressive.