David Crawford
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Waves files and Sonar
Does anyone know if I can use Waves Abbey Road Plate Reverb with Sonar Profeesional?
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 00:20:24
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If its a plugin yes you can. Sonar supports DX, DXi, VST, VSTi plugins.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 02:10:12
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Yes you can use any Waves plugins.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 03:31:51
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Unless you already have the Waves reverb, you might want to demo ValhallaPlate ($50) first. It's not as realistic a plate emulation, but it sounds awesome and you won't have to jump through the Waves authorization hoops.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 03:53:25
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☄ Helpfulby tlw 2017/10/01 12:05:43
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Unless you already have the Waves reverb, you might want to demo ValhallaPlate ($50) first. It's not as realistic a plate emulation, but it sounds awesome and you won't have to jump through the Waves authorization hoops.
I don't know what hoops you are referring to but I find Waves plugin installation and license managing very easy without issue. I think they finally got it right.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 04:10:54
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Mosvalve
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Unless you already have the Waves reverb, you might want to demo ValhallaPlate ($50) first. It's not as realistic a plate emulation, but it sounds awesome and you won't have to jump through the Waves authorization hoops.
I don't know what hoops you are referring to but I find Waves plugin installation and license managing very easy without issue. I think they finally got it right.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 07:33:41
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☄ Helpfulby tlw 2017/10/01 12:06:04
Abbey Road Plates sounds awesome but it takes a lot of CPU power
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 12:07:17
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☄ Helpfulby Rob[at]Sound-Rehab 2017/10/01 12:29:56
Switching the pointless animation and huge graphic of the plates off reduces the cpu load quite a bit. Same with the Abbey Road tape emulation.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/01 12:29:50
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tlw
Switching the pointless animation and huge graphic of the plates off reduces the cpu load quite a bit. Same with the Abbey Road tape emulation.
thanks for pointing that out. never thought that graphics of VST could make much of a difference
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/03 22:03:07
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The Abbey Roads plates is my favourite reverb, hooked me on Waves when I had resisted them for a while.
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Re: Waves files and Sonar
2017/10/04 01:27:24
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I just picked up the Abbey Road Plates plugin on a daily deal for $29 about a week ago. No brainer, sounds awesome. While we're at it Waves has been running some really cheap deals lately, got the Abbey Road ADT, Scheps 1073, Kramer Pie Compressor, and CLA-76 Compressor all for $29 each, plus additional discount applied for buying multiple plugs. They're all top notch. EDIT: One note on the Waves installation/authorization. I had an older version of Waves Central installed, and it said it was automatically updating itself when I tried to install/authorize my recent purchases, however it did not actually do so. I kept getting an error when I attempted to install my new purchases (though they were showing up in my library of registered products). A little Googling and I found a Waves tech support topic (which I'd been unable to locate browsing the Waves site) which instructed me to manually download and install the newest version of Waves Central. After that, everything installed and authorized easy as pie.
post edited by rmfegley - 2017/10/04 01:48:55
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