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Waves is expensive b/c there's just so many plugins in the bundle.

It really depends on which specific plugs you're talking about in the bundle. One is not really better than the other in general. both companies make equal quality plugins to mix & master your music with. I figured Waves must be unblievable b/c of how much it costs, and how many people talk about it. I only know you're new, b/c I asked the same question to myself when I was new. but questions like this are usually made by people who are brand new to mixing, and only heard of the Waves bundle and T-Racks bundle, but don't know much else about mixing in general. The Fab Filter stuff looks interesting as well.Questions like this aren't going to really give you the answers you want to be honest. I hear Sugar Bytes makes some great plug in fx too but I don't own any of their stuff. Depending on your budget and what you want exactly you can get great variety going any way you want to with 3rd party fx. The reverb is a bit limited in the Scarlett pack but I still like it because its limitations give it a different kind of feel/sound which I use sometimes but generally I go to the CSR reverbs by IK multimedia.

I like the focusrite mixing plugs as well. The nomad factory makes some decent plugs but their support sucks. There are other plug in bundles worth giving a look at as well for example I use Amplitube and Guitar Rig for general fx I have most of the IK Multimedia stuff though. Feels too mechanical if that makes sense though the power of them cannot be denied. I do not like the interface on waves plug ins personally. That said I own T-Racks deluxe and I am very happy with it. T-Racks does not offer the variety that any waves bundle does. if you feel they are holding you back (which should take a very long time to feel that way), then you move to outsource the job to Waves, IK Mulimedia, Softube, etc.

#Waves t racks how to#

Learn how to get a good mix out of those tools. but it's a better idea to use the stock plugins in you DAW first. Any of these tools are capable of completel f-cking up a mix if not used correctly. but you need that experience first before you can appreciate it. Anything beyond that is for a certain character. It's moreso a matter of knowing how to use a compressor or other plugin to achieve the sound you want. Chris Carter is a member here w/ a lot of accolades.

#Waves t racks professional#

i don't have them.) There's a few professional engineers here that have mixed #1 singles with them. and i guess the Puigtec? (I'm going from memory here. I think its the LA-2A comp that gets rave reviews. I like C4, L2 limiter, soundshifter, and x-noise. I used to like the SSL4000 bus compressor but I now like Stillwell's Bombardier better. but if you broke it down to price per plugin, then they cost about the same.

Questions like this aren't going to really give you the answers you want to be honest.

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