#Waves lv1 case full
#Waves lv1 case pro

One the other hand IВґd really like to try it live and see what the results would be. I loose that ability, if I use waves plugins. And I can control everything from my iPad. In the end my SQ sound good as it is, it is a selfcontained unit and gives me no headache regarding added latency due to external plug ins. IВґm also undecided if itВґs worth getting the Waves Mobile Server (в‚¬850), the gigabit switch and maybe waves superrack as a host.

#Waves lv1 case full

Both worked, as stand alone it performed better latency wise.ДЄs Hugh mentioned you get the full benefit (including ADC) of waves in their own mixer, but their smallest package (16channels) is already about в‚¬6000. I tried it in Live Professor and as a stand alone. IВґm a guitar player myself and had no complains. And the result regarding latency were very good. Have you seen my video on saveing the gig for the guitarplayer ( )? In that video I inserted a Guitar Amp Sim into a channel. To get a feel here is a waves plugins latency list: Wave Plugins Latency List However you can use some PlugIns live, when the roundtrip latency is appropriatly low. But maybe you want to use it at home to unload some processing stress from you computers CPU. In a lot of cases the latency without waves server will be much to high for live applications. What Steffen said is right (I seam to say that a lot рџ™‚ ). Since FW 1.5 the 48kHz can be selected also for the USB output but вЂњonlyвЂќ for 32 channels. I have done this on my 13Inch 2010 MacBookPro many many times by now without a glitch. Well, I bought the waves card to record up to 48 channels at 48kHz.

It ainвЂ™t for every one but it works well enough for me. I use a large Gator suit case that snuggly houses the SQ5 & DX168 along with my Glyph studio HD. But the difference may not be enough to warrant the additional expense that will likely be substantially more that the original price of your SQ5. card: Believe me, I own and thoroughly enjoy a complete Digigrid/Waves LV1 system that is better than the USB protocol available in the native version of the SQ. The ability to access Waves world class sonic recording will require a much bigger investment that a $500. Questions pertaining to SQ/Waves recording protocols should be directed to the Waves Office in Knoxville, TN (865) 909-9200. There is no question about the SQ ability to be the front end pre and A/D converter for tracking: however an appropriate Waves server matched to the predictable tracking load will be necessary to work very well. I know that they are not always on the same page: when Waves plugins and their world class multi track recording activity is the goal, the optimization of a complete Waves LV1 system is necessary.

The pros and cons of using a Waves card needs itвЂ™s own thread: It would be beneficial to many folks to be exposed to the possibilities and limitations from both the A & H perspective and best practice recommendations from Waves.

#Waves lv1 case pro

One of the reasons is that most of the related videos designed for people who already know what is DANTE, Sound Grid etcвЂ¦ But I am not a pro sound engineer, but still want to know what it is!!!ДЎ)If I use WAVES SQ card without any other WAVEвЂ™s hardware, directly into my computer with WAVEs plugins вЂ“ is it worth trying? Is the latency gonna be really bad?Дў)Can I use plugins which I already own and use for my DAW? Which extra software do I need to use the plugins live?ДЈ)Is it possible to see the WAVEвЂ™s plugins on the SQ screen? (probably a silly question, I know вЂ“ but itвЂ™s not clear!)Д¤)How do you actually use your WAVES card? What WAVEвЂ™s software/hardware do you use, for what purposes etc etc.ДҐ)What other applications are possible if I get a WAVES card for my SQ? Other than using WAVES FX plugins and multichannel playing/recording? Could you make a video, something like вЂњSQ and WAVES cards for beginnersвЂќ? I mean, I know what the WAVES plugins are, but using a WAVE card is so complicated area. I noticed you have a WAVES card in your SQ. Hi Andre, thanks again for all the amazing videos you keep uploading.