What is SuperRack SoundGrid?
Designed from the ground up and optimized for speedy operation, SuperRack is a cutting-edge plugin rack that lets live sound and broadcast engineers run up to 64 stereo racks (multi-channel racks are supported) through multiple instances of Waves’ plugins, with near-zero latency (in SoundGrid mode).
How do I set up SuperRack waves?
Open Waves Central.
- Click on Install Products.
- Under “My Products” Select: SuperRack SoundGrid. Waves bundle/s or plugins you own licenses for and wish to install and activate on this setup. Under Target Device for Licenses select the device you want to activate the licenses to.
- Click on Install and Activate.
Do you need Waves SoundGrid?
Once registered, you must activate this license via Waves Central, before you can use SoundGrid Studio to patch audio from your IO to the Driver and back. Please note: StudioRack is not supported in SoundGrid mode in Pro Tools HDX, HD or HD Native.
Which Waves compressor is best for vocals?
One of the most popular compressors for this is the CLA-2A optical compressor, but any relatively slow compressor like the PuigChild or Kramer PIE are great as well. The idea is to use the first compressor to quickly tame peaks, and the second, slower compressor to squeeze the vocal and create more consistent dynamics.
How do you use DiGiCo waves?
On the DiGiCo console, go to Options > Console Tab: Toggle “Enable External Waves MultiRack” to “Yes”. Under “Choose Waves network” – the SoundGrid network will be pre-selected. We will need to choose the network that links the console to the host computer. Restart the Console.
Do you need waves SoundGrid?
How do I make my vocals closer?
To make a vocal sound close in proximity, record closer to the microphone, use compression with a slower attack and fast release, boost the high frequencies, and keep the vocal as dry (less reverb) as possible. By combining these three techniques, you can get a very close-sounding vocal.