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When sound engineers for major motion pictures need a comprehensive set of processors for mixing 5.1 Surround sound, they turn to Waves 360° Surround Tools. Conceived and created especially for Surround production, 360° Surround Tools includes compression, limiting, reverb, spatial enhancement, and much more. For the creation of sophisticated, accurate Surround mixes for today’s multi-channel listening environments, absolutely nothing compares.
Developed in association with Abbey Road Studios, Waves’ Abbey Road Collection features a lineup of exquisite plugins that meticulously model the fabled studios’ legendary rooms, microphones, consoles, tape machines and signature effects, as heard on countless historic recordings and pop masterpieces.
The classic API units deliver a sound like no other. With the API Collection, Waves has captured every nuance of their unique color and sonic signature.
Industry-standard broadcast audio plugins for TV, radio, film and webcasting: noise reduction, loudness metering, and surround mixing, upmixing and downmixing.
6 easy-to-use audio plugins for mixing vocals, guitars, bass, drums and more, created with Grammy®-winning mixing engineer Chris Lord-Alge (Green Day, U2).
True classics stand the test of time.
Six cutting-edge plugins for electronic music production, hand-picked by Grammy®-winning producer, DJ and remixer Dave Audé.
Eight plugins hand-picked by Grammy®-winning music producer Dave Audé (Rihanna, Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga, Sting), featuring a versatile selection of virtual instruments, effects and mixing tools for your music production needs.
Declared “The Baron of Techno” by legendary BBC Radio presenter John Peel, Dave Clarke has been amongst the top tier of global techno DJs and producers of the past two decades.
Over 65 audio mixing and mastering plugins, from dynamics, EQ and reverb to pitch correction, spatial imaging and beyond. A must-have for every serious studio.
When you’re ready to make some music history of your own, get Eddie Kramer behind the board.
