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Gear Addict Joined: Jan 2015 Posts: 350 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by screentan ➡️ This got me thinking and I have a few questions please: What level do you hit NLS at? Where about on the NLS meter is the needle peaking? Because you are mixing lower, the bit rate resolution of the audio signal will be lower as the wave form has less amplitude? So this may be a trade off in bit rate quality even though it sounds better overall going into the NLS lower. I am not an expert on this subject, but there are some really great threads about the issue on the forum. As I understand the "lower bit rate resolution" only translates as less signal to noise ratio, which when tracking at 24 bit is not an issue as there is plenty to spare.I hit the NLS and other analog emulation plugins with an average -18 and peaks at maybe -12 or -10 on the NLS VU meters, which is roughly equivalent to analog 0db. (I love the new meter in PT11 which actually allows you to set where 0 db is so you can track with headroom built in and still feel good about it!) I don't sweat it if it gets up there a ways and still sounds good, though I listen very carefully to anything past -10 on the VU meter. Sometimes hitting the plugin harder can give a nice, subtle analog sounding "squash", but sometimes it isn't the sound I am looking for. Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 6,041 🎧 20 years I see that Waves released an update on the NLS but, not sure if the NLS Buss plugin is fixed or not.I'm not in the studio and won't be til later.Can someone verify that the distortion issue been fixed?Thanks,Marc Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 6,041 🎧 20 years A good way to check is a few ways, (NLS Buss Only)1. Run a 808 kick with the drive at +3.0 to +12.2. Run a Open Hihat with the drive with the same setting above.You will hear a distortion in the SSL Buss Plugin only. When switching to the EMI or the Neve, the sound will automatically clear up and you will notice the bad distortion really clearly.I will turn Waves onto this forum/Thread/Post in case they have questions.Thanks guys,Marc Gear Maniac Joined: Mar 2012 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by M2E ➡️ I see that Waves released an update on the NLS but, not sure if the NLS Buss plugin is fixed or not.I'm not in the studio and won't be til later.Can someone verify that the distortion issue been fixed?Thanks,Marc Hey Marc, how can I get this update? I have Waves v9, but NLS wup is expired. Is it possible to get the last v9 update?thanks! Registered User Joined: Aug 2014 🎧 10 years Just run the woli installer from here:Download V9 | WavesYou can always update plugins from the current

Great for this) and cycle through the 32 channels for that desk. If you have a pulse, it will be obvious. i was wondering how you do that .. cycle through the channels .. now i see thank you so much .. cheers johnUPDATE: been having some fun with this for the past Hour .. you can get some nice Glue without pushing too far .. Last edited by jwh1192; 5th August 2017 at 09:52 PM.. Lives for gear Joined: May 2012 Posts: 1,334 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by Harry_O ➡️ You may be right. But my point was more, why not use (if this is the case, as all the presentations hint) the variety of all the modelled channels and groups INSIDE ONE SAME DESK TYPE? Do you mean using the 32 different channel emulations within each desk instead of just channel 1?Some DAWs will automatically "cascade" NLS as you instantiate it on each track — for example, in Pro Tools, you can simply highlight all tracks and use Opt+Shift to load NLS on each track, and the modeled channel numbers will be cascaded consecutively (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on). This could explain why it isn't immediately apparent in certain demonstration videos, as some users don't have to change NLS channels manually. Quote: Originally Posted by tkaitkai ➡️ Do you mean using the 32 different channel emulations within each desk instead of just channel 1?Some DAWs will automatically "cascade" NLS as you instantiate it on each track — for example, in Pro Tools, you can simply highlight all tracks and use Opt+Shift to load NLS on each track, and the modeled channel numbers will be cascaded consecutively (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on). This could explain why it isn't immediately apparent in certain demonstration videos, as some users don't have to change NLS channels manually. to address both of you cats !! the different channels are a really nice feature .. and you can put a Mike Channel on your Kick and Snare / with Nevo on Toms .. and send them all through VCA's of different kinds then send the whole thing through a master !!! very versatile ... Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2007 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by tkaitkai ➡️ Do you mean using the 32 different channel emulations within each desk instead of just channel 1?Some DAWs will automatically "cascade" NLS as you instantiate it on each track — for example, in Pro Tools, you can simply highlight all tracks and use Opt+Shift to load NLS on each track, and the modeled channel numbers will be cascaded consecutively (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on). This could explain why it isn't immediately apparent in certain demonstration videos, as some users don't have to change NLS channels manually. If not all 32, but anyway use the option of the NLS use more variation of channels and groups per a mix - why else the Waves had

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By Mikael B ➡️ I usually set levels to -18dBFS RMS using FreeG as a meter. I don't really worry about peaks at all before I compress.With 24bit and 32bit audio there are in the vast majority of situations no bit rate quality issues to worry about at all. Yep, around -18dbFS for me too.That puts the peaks in striking range, usually if I want to push the main NLS fader to run the signal into the red. The NLS is designed to respond like the real desk, so sometimes overdriving the signal can be useful.Mind you, you will most likely need a Gain plugin to bring the signal back down to -18dB. Or the same effect could be achieved by adjusting the input volume of the next plugin accordingly. Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2012 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by simon.billington ➡️ Mind you, you will most likely need a Gain plugin to bring the signal back down to -18dB. Or the same effect could be achieved by adjusting the input volume of the next plugin accordingly. Well, turning down the output fader or the trim of the plug-in while keeping the drive up works for me. I'm not going for major distortion though, just some roundness and presence. Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 3,505 🎧 10 years Yeah I'm only throwing in a creative option there. Its not something I often do myself, just saying that its another way in which you can use the plugin Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2007 🎧 15 years Quote: Originally Posted by skiltrip ➡️ I think I've talked myself out of buying NLS, at least until Waves has some super sale on it, whenever that might be. Like...August 2017? Lol. Quoting my old post from roughly 5 years ago. Super sale occurred, and I like it much more than I did in '12. Quote: Originally Posted by skiltrip ➡️ Quote: Originally Posted by skiltrip ➡️ I think I've talked myself out of buying NLS, at least until Waves has some super sale on it, whenever that might be. Like...August 2017? Lol. Quoting my old post from roughly 5 years ago. Super sale occurred, and I like it much more than I did in '12. I agree with skiltrip. NLS has become a staple, over the last few years. It's a bit more of a brute than Slate's nuanced VCC, but that's not a bad thing. I also really like the VCA faders with a touch screen. I do wish it was a little more CPU friendly, though. Slate has a clear advantage, there. All that said, the Mike Poole emulation is unlike any emulation I have heard, particularly in the lows. That, alone, makes it worth having (IMHO). I have been warming up to NLS lately again. The workflow is actually excellent and really fun in the box. I think now that my 'listening' and taste has gotten better, I am better at determining how much input