#WAVES NX SCIENCE BLUETOOTH#

It's odd, because without the plugin, the K514's are perfectly 'OK' for general listening, but the plugin makes the things that are 'not great' about the cans, and makes them absolutely terrible.

#WAVES NX SCIENCE BLUETOOTH#

To really seal the deal, the CLA Nx plug-in also supports head tracking using your webcam or the Waves Nx Head Tracker Bluetooth device which you can purchase separately.I think the short answer is 'maybe, but probably not.' I got the AR Studio 3 version of it, and while it definitely does a good job of giving a 'room perspective' to the mix, and a feeling of air moving between you and the sound source rather than just a headphone speaker an inch away, the problem is that your headphones used will profoundly change the mix balance, and since it's the mix balance of a 'room' sound, it can be very disagreeable.ДЄs an example, I tried running it through a set of K514's - decent budget cans that are known for being a bit veiled and without great definition in the low-end - and professionally mastered tracks just fall apart completely with the plugin engaged. Man, I want in on that! What kind of science degree do I need to go and measure boomboxes for a living?!

Nx lets you mix and monitor with greater confidence, giving you a better representation. This includes the acoustic response of ChrisвЂ™s CLA-10 nearfield monitors, his subwoofer system, his custom-built Ocean Way farfield speakers, and even the boombox he uses for small-speaker mix checking. Powered by WavesвЂ™ groundbreaking Nx technology, Nx Virtual Mix Room is a virtual monitoring plugin that delivers, on headphones, the same three-dimensional depth and panoramic stereo image you would be hearing from speakers in an acoustically treated room. Watch scientists in action with one of our short video clips. That is, Waves modeled how the room reacts to each of the speakers from where they are positioned in the studio. Welcome to the Science Learning Hub, a place to find out more about New Zealand science. The actual modeling part involves 360-degree impulse responses captured from each of the speaker sets inside the Mix LA control room. To help bridge that gap, WavesвЂ™ NX tech does a lot of algorithmic voodoo (channel crosstalk, inter-aural delays, filters, early reflections, head motion tracking) to trick your brain into hearing 3D sound from headphones. Of course, headphones and speakers sound fundamentally different and this has to be accounted for during mixing. This means itвЂ™s balanced and accurate enough to let one hear things how they are and mix without hesitation. According to Chris Lord-Alge, the room has a вЂњwhat you hear is what you getвЂќ quality to it. The plug-in also provides a useful reference for mix checking. Sounds good, but how is this going to improve your results? Well, the main point is to help headphone mixes translate better to speakers вЂ“ especially in situations where your studio space is not acoustically treated, or you are away and must mix on headphones. Waves Nx uses scientific models of how our brains and ears perceive audio to create an amazing-sounding, fully immersive 3D audio experience that turns any pair of headphones into an acoustically. CLA Nx models the acoustic response of ChrisвЂ™s mix room inside any set of headphones suitable for production work.

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