Waves Abbey Road Vinyl Mastering

It eventually found it s way into studio recordings as well.

Waves abbey road vinyl mastering.

The distinct solid state transistor based sound of the tg12410 has proven itself time and again over many decades. Waves audio has introduced three new plugins at the aes 2016 convention in los angeles booth 721. Designed with abbey road studios this plugin faithfully captures every stage of the vinyl production and playback process. Waves and abbey road captured the sounds of the rare mics used in the award winning film.

As a passive eq the rs56 is quite gentle and forgiving. Use the abbey road tg mastering chain to create custom processing chains with a flexible flow and the tg magic on the master bus or on individual tracks groups in a mixing session. At the aes convention waves audio has introduced the abbey road vinyl plug in which aims to provide the vintage warmth of vinyl by modeling abbey road studios vinyl cutting and mastering gear. And even add the emi tg12410 mastering console on the path into the vinyl lathe.

Abbey road s unrivalled combination of award winning engineers and unique portfolio of vintage and state of the art equipment has seen it become a leader in audio mastering. You can choose between the sound of a pure acetate lacquer cut or the print master vinyl pressing from the factory. Play the records on two distinct turntable types with a choice of three classic cartridges. From industry standards such as the l2 ultramaximizer to vintage models such as abbey road vinyl to precise meters such as the wlm plus loudness meter waves offers a wide range of mastering tools to improve your sound.

The waves rs56 passive eq is a faithful model of the classic eq used at the abbey road studios since the 50s. Waves bows abbey road plug in. First up is the waves abbey road vinyl plugin a precise model of abbey road studios vinyl cutting and mastering gear offering the vintage warmth of vinyl records played on classic turntables and needles. Attended mastering take an active role in shaping the sound of your master with an attended session at the world s most iconic studio.

It was originally only used for mastering although this was before the term mastering was invented.