Waves

Submarine's role in life is to add natural-sounding sub-bass content by generating frequencies that are one octave and two octaves lower than the input signal.

Despite the bewildering array of plug-ins now available, mixing still requires you to exercise good judgement with the basics of EQ and compression.

Could you please explain what the Waves V‑Comp auto-release setting actually does? What is it trying to accomplish?

Waves’ latest plug-in takes us into the bowels of the world’s most famous studio!

Bass Slapper is a stand-alone and plug-in (VST, AU, AAX) virtual instrument that, with just a little bit of practice, will allow you to give the likes of Stanley Clarke, Bootsy Collins or Mark King a run for their money.

Waves’ latest signature plug-in distils the accumulated wisdom of a master engineer into a powerful channel strip.

Does the visual look extend to the way we perceive plug-ins, and does their appearance change over time according to fashion?