New Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 Referencing Software AAX, AU, VST Mac/PC (Download/Activation Card)


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Description

Available for download, Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 is a plug-in for monitoring your mixes. It aims to create the sound of a famous control room inside your headphones.

Abbey Road's Studio 3 is the room where Pink Floyd, Frank Ocean, Lady Gaga, and others mixed seminal records. This software, powered by Waves Nx  immersive technology, aims to recreate the sound of that famous room within your headphones. From the speakers to the acoustical design, this plug-in emulates every aspect of the room and puts these qualities in your headphones.

Speakers are often preferred over headphones for mixing as they provide more realistic imaging and a more representative low-end response (depending, of course, on the speaker). Now, you can have the sound and behavior of speakers in your headphones. Not just any speakers—the speakers of Abbey Road Studio 3. 

Use this plug-in in your personal mixing setup, or take it with you from studio to studio so you have a consistent basis from which to judge mixes in your headphones. Either way, just slap the plug-in on the last insert of your mix bus, put on your headphones, and you'll hear what your mix sounds like within the environs of Studio 3. Be sure to turn this plug-in off when exporting your final mix: it's for monitoring purposes only.

This software will work with Mac and Windows operating systems. It can operate in AU, VST, and AAX formats. 

Near, Mid, and Far Virtual Speakers

On the GUI, you'll note buttons for Near, Mid, and Far; these change what you're perceiving in the headphones. Near corresponds to Abbey Road's nearfields, while Mid corresponds to Studio 3's midfield monitors. Click on Far, and you'll hear the recreated sound of Abbey Road's legendary wall-mounted speakers. In effect, you can try your mix in three different virtual speakers.

Rotate Your Position

A Rotate Studio wheel lets you virtually change your monitoring position in the studio. If you don't have an NX Head Tracker, you can manually rotate your mix position using this wheel. If you do have an NX Head Tracker, you can use it in conjunction with your headphones and built-in computer camera, tracking your head movements as you mix, giving you a three-dimensional illusion that you're actually sitting in Abbey Road's Studio 3.

Personalized Head Anatomy Calibration

Head Modeling, designed for use with the NX Head Tracker, is available via the GUI. This feature allows you to use the camera of your computer to roughly measure the characteristics of your head. Now the software can react to your particular head-shape. It's an extra measure of modeled reality at your fingertips.

Headphone EQ Menu

You'll also find a Headphone EQ menu, stocked with profiles of various mixing headphones. If you want to EQ your compatible headphones to a more neutral space, you can use this EQ to flatten the response. If you're familiar with your headphones as they are, simply leave this off.

Surround Compatible

In Midfield mode, you can recreate a 5.1 and 7.1 audio path, effectively mixing in surround with your headphones. Be sure to pair this with NX Head Tracker for the full experience.

Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 Specs

Mac Requirements macOS 10.11.6 or Later

 

CPU: Intel Core i5 / i7 / Xeon

Memory:
8 GB RAM
8 GB Free Hard-Disk Space 

Screen Resolution:
Minimum: 1024 x 768
Recommended: 1280 x 1024 / 1600 x 1024
USB Displays are Not Supported as the Primary Display

Support for Visually Impaired Users:
macOS Sierra 10.12.4
VoiceOver Utility Enabled
Pro Tools 12.7
Logic 10.3.1

Windows Requirements Windows 7 with SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (all 64-bit)

 

CPU
Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 / Xeon / AMD Quad-Core

Memory
8 GB RAM
8 GB Free Hard-Disk Space 

Screen Resolution
Minimum: 1024 x 768
Recommended: 1280 x 1024 / 1600 x 1024

Supported Plug-In Formats AU, VST, VST3, AAX, and AudioSuite
Sample Rate Supports up to 96 kHz
Operation Stereo
Latency Plug-In Latency: 44.1 to 96 kHz and 800 to 1500 Samples (Depending on Sample Rate and Speaker Preset; Latency Not Reported to Host/DAW)

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