Here's a video of how it works: Įven though I have a plug-laden UAD Octo, I wouldn't want to be without the Liquid Mix. leave your old system intact and treat it like a hardware EQ when you run the Waves plug.
I just haven't used it.Īnother option that occurs to me, which would function universally, would be to use the Waves Q-Clone Q-Clone - EQ Modeling Plugin | Waves. I'm speaking conceptually here, and I'm sure that type of resource has evolved in the last few years. It's been a while, but I recall that I used to run things like that in Cubase. Evidently a FW card is not an option in your new rig (?)Īre you keeping your old system (where the LM functions)? I don't know what DAW software you're using, but there might be an option to use the old one as a plugin "farm", so to speak. My liquid mix has realy nice eq emulation of them but I'm getting a Mac (hackintosh most likely) soon and liquid mix is FireWire only which is getting absoleteI was going to suggest the LM, of course. Of course can't afford to the hardware price or time at thinner point in life to print all vocals thru hardware insert. Are there any EQ, preferably in vst format that is like or similar to Avalon 737 or 747 high band eq? I find these extremely useful on vocals.
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