We are digressing.

One thing I am disappointed about is that Waves NLS (stands for Non Linear Summing) doesn't actually do the summing. It is just another coloration plugin like VCC. Seems like stripbus is the only plugin that actually communicates between channels (while it doesn't actually bypass the daw's summing it comes pretty close to modeling a console's behavior in a way no other plugin does.

I haven't demoed it yet but I suspect that I have enough saturation, coloration, character plugs already.

This is just an in as I have no idea wtf this is and want to understand it......nothing to see here........move along.......

Lol, that's also the impression i got from the demo. I have no idea what it does. I try to bypass and enable it while the track is playing and yet i don't hear any major differences.

Sorry, double post

Hey TTOZ,
That's interesting! I was wishing that WVR's gain riding could be slowed down more than the slow setting. I tested MAutoVolume and had no luck with it. It just seemed to pump like crazy.
Having said that, I've always found the Melda plugins' UI unintuitive.

it does pump, if you want it perfectly even at extreme settings.. but it can be avoided and still do a smoother job than vocal rider..

Cool, I'll have to give it another try.

Cheers TTOZ!

what ? I thought you can route to "vca" ?
that sounds like summing to me.. what am I missing ?

the dude with the videos didn't even check the summing feature..
only the preamp clipping/saturation options.. (which are like vcc)

afaik the concept here is to route the individual strips to the summing 8 vca(groups) buss

still waiting for someone to properly test it...

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Oh, well I missed that bit. Maybe I will give it a try after all. Could be interesting.

The "VCA" is just a remote control for the individual plugin instances. It does not change the routing or summing of your daw.

Waves NLS = saturation + fader + remote control of the plugin suite

(no routing)

the release of Waves NLS made me buy Sonimus Satson...

EDIT: I'm a bit confused, I don't think I necessarily need it since I have a decent tape plugin on buses. hmm
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so why does the guy say ... you can route (for instance) a ssl channel through a emi summing ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5E35Jg27eE
http://www.waves.com/content.aspx?id=12023

"you can bus it to either the standard bussing in your session..or you can route it to 1 of 8 vca subgroups.."

they lie ?!

He doesn't lie He talks about a bus summing "flavour" And that's correct!



(Make a test: Insert a fader plugin after the waves NLS and mute the track via the fader plugin -> no audio from that channel reaches the "summing" plugin )
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so the "summing bus flavour".. it's "applied" to the individual channels rather than routing it through ?

I don't get it..

You get 2 independent saturation plugins. But you can remotly control their buttons/knobs/faders. That's all.



There is no secret/magic/additional routing.