In my experience of tracking with Nx, vocalists are able to hear pitch better, bass players are able to hear the air of the bass tone, even when recording direct, and drummers are able to lock with the other musicians better.
“Every musician I’ve used Nx with, without exception, commented on hearing more detail in regards to their own instrument as well as the other instruments in comparison to other tracking scenarios. It creates a more musical recording experience by allowing the musicians to interact with their instruments and with each other, without feeling any restrictions from headphones.
#WAVES NX HEAD TRACKER FULL#
Waves Nx virtually removes the constraints of headphones, allowing musicians and vocalists to reach their full creative and technical potential. Producer/engineer Russ Long (Dolly Parton, Sixpence None the Richer, Wilco, Chris Tomlin) comments on his experience recording with Waves Nx: “In many instances, headphones are the only element in a tracking session that impede the creative process rather than improve it. Also, since vocalists are often not accustomed to hearing themselves through headphones, Nx makes them feel comfortable and helps them to stay in tune. This contributes to an overall more natural vocal performance while also reducing the potential for out-of-tune singing. When recording vocals in particular, Nx helps the vocalist perform better by reducing the effect of hearing their inner voice, in that it moves the sound from inside the head to the outside – thus staying true to how the singer is used to hearing and perceiving his or her voice in playback. This provides a better recording experience, as the musicians enjoy a more open, uncongested mix, with greater detail and clarity, and can deliver great performances more easily. With Nx, recording engineers can provide the musicians with clearer, more open headphone mixes that spread across the full three-dimensional audio spectrum, as if you were listening to monitors in a real room. Having the right headphone monitor mix is often what separates an average recording session from a great one. Alternatively, two (or more) mixing engineers can now use Nx to mix together on headphones. This allows as many as six musicians (or five musicians and one engineer) to hear Nx simultaneously in their headphones while recording. The Nx plugin has now been updated to work with up to six Nx Head Trackers at the same time. Nx lets you hear the same natural depth, natural reflections and panoramic stereo image you would be hearing from loudspeakers in an actual room, turning your headphones into a more reliable mixing and monitoring tool by letting you hear everything with real-world dimension, rather than flat in your head. Powered by Waves’ Nx technology, Waves Nx Virtual Mix Room is a virtual monitoring plugin that simulates the acoustics of a mix room inside any set of headphones. These combos enable improved headphone monitoring during recording and mixing sessions with multiple participants. The named studio products are also available bundled with the head tracker module but it’s actually cheaper to buy it bundled with NX plugin and then buy whichever named studio you want…Īmazingly, headphone mixes in my K701 that sound right thru both of these plugs are very, very close to right when played back on actual monitors.Waves Audio introduces two Nx combos with multiple Nx Head Trackers: the Nx Virtual Mix Room plugin + 6 Nx Head Trackers, and the Nx Head Tracker 5-Pack. Named virtual studio products (also on sale) here: The head tracking part isn’t really going to help the actual mixing imo, but its so much darn fun it was worth it for me! Got mine after using their NX Ocean Way Nashville virtual studio plugin for a few months without the head tracker.
#WAVES NX HEAD TRACKER BLUETOOTH#
Waves has their NX virtual studio plugin plus Bluetooth head tracker module on sale right now for $59.99 (the module by itself is “on sale” for $99.99 ).
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