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Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
I was wondering if anyone knew of an alternative to Waves Vocal Rider. WVR seems a bit expensive ($300)
Thanks!
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 19:00:08
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 19:45:53
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Clint, have you ever used it on bass guitar?
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 20:27:26
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I use Bass Rider on my bass. It works pretty good. No complaints here.
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 22:45:21
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Clint, have you ever used it on bass guitar?
Yeah, Bass is where I use it the most. I'm working on a song now that has a little double tracked guitar riff that I wanted a little closer to perfect (the guitars are panned left and right and the volume differences bothered me) and used Autogain pro on both. It fixed them right up!
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greg54
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 23:27:27
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Thanks! I'll check out Autogain Pro.
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 23:38:35
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They also have autogain that is about half the price, but it is limited in features. Hornet has a demo version to try.
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greg54
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/13 23:41:31
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AutoGain Pro was only $29. A lot better than Vocal Rider for $300
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/14 01:02:34
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It works great too! The internal reference level works good when you adjust the gain level. The external source is great when you want to use (for example) the drum bus to ride the level of the bass. Then it will write the automation for you...Great plugin! I have a lot of Hornets stuff.
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/14 10:12:11
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/14 10:32:27
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greg54
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Re: Waves Vocal Rider....an alternative?
2014/09/14 10:45:36
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Thanks! I'll check it out.
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