Present at the moment is the Waves Space Rider plug-in, showcased at NAMM 2024.
Waves Audio has recently released the Space Rider plug-in, which is a flexible suite of effects that includes reverb, delay, and chorus. One unique feature of this plug-in is the 'Rider' function, which assists in creating dynamic mixes.
The main characteristic of this feature is the 'Rider' function, which aims to simplify the process of creating dynamic mixes by minimizing the requirement for time-consuming routing and automation.
The Space Rider plugin includes reverb, delay, and chorus effects that were influenced by a range of vintage and contemporary processors. These effects are conveniently grouped together in a user-friendly interface, designed for efficiency and quick access.
One of the functions of the plugin enables you to easily send the chorus to the delay and the delay to the reverb. This feature produces spatial effects that can improve your tracks, eliminating the need to handle multiple channels, plugins, and intricate routing.
One fascinating feature of the Space Rider is its flexible Rider, which can be applied to any setting. This capability enables users to modify various effects, providing possibilities for unique sound customization through the use of built-in filtering, width adjustment, and modulation offsets.
Moreover, the plugin incorporates an Envelope Follower designed for the Rider. This feature allows the Rider to react dynamically and instantly to the incoming audio signal, making it easier to configure intricate effects.
The main goal of the Waves Space Rider is to make it easier to achieve rich and immersive sound outcomes, which typically involve complicated automations, routing, and send/return setups. This tool is specifically created to enhance the efficiency of your music production process.
The Waves Space Rider includes the following characteristics:
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