The Behringer Wing integrates with Ableton Live via MIDI-over-USB, enabling control of plugin settings like autotune keys. By assigning encoders to MIDI commands and linking them to snapshots, engineers can automate key changes and streamline live performances, enhancing workflow and delivering professional, synchronized sound.
Transform your floor tom sound with the CLA Drums Plugin from Waves. This plugin offers powerful presets and intuitive controls, perfect for both live and studio environments. Enhance your drum mix with quick adjustments, tailored tone shaping, and effective noise gating. Learn how to achieve professional-quality results in our detailed review.
Discover how the CLA Drums Plugin from Waves transforms your snare drum mix with its powerful presets and intuitive controls. Whether in live or studio environments, this plugin offers quick, professional-quality results, perfect for achieving a punchy, clear snare sound. Learn about its features and benefits in our detailed review.
The CLA Drums Plugin from Waves, developed with Chris Lord-Alge, offers a range of presets and customizable parameters to enhance drum mixing for both live and studio settings. The plugin simplifies drum sound refinement, making it fast, easy, and intuitive. It’s suitable for audio engineers and musicians seeking high-quality, versatile solutions.
This guide provides a step-by-step process for integrating Waves plugins with Adobe Audition on a MacBook. It covers downloading and installing Waves Central, setting up the plugins, restarting Adobe Audition, verifying plugin installation, and accessing Waves plugins within the software. Tips for efficient use are also included.
This article explains how to use Waves plugins with the Behringer Wing mixer through USB audio and Ableton Live. It covers setting up the Wing for USB output, configuring Ableton Live for audio processing, implementing Waves plugins, and routing processed audio back to the Wing. The article highlights two methods for this routing: direct patching and using an external effects rack, each with its implications for sound output.