Waves NLS - Plugin

[@schnowtza]

Nice...next plug-in on the list. I agree on the EMI, bottom end sounds great!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

schnowtza Thanks for watching! Love the EMI

[@phobik7226]

The most versatile plugin out there. Thank you Dave for the review 🙏

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate your support! Be sure to check out my website for even more training. Also, a brand new home recording podcast is available www.homerecordingmadeeasy.com www.homerecordingmadeeasy.com/Podcast

[@markchristopher2signal2]

Brother, omg I've been using NLS but never put each track to assign to one of the 32 channels . Thank uuuu. Such a rookie me.

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Glad to help

[@tanner-rh6oo]

This is the best plugin that waves has!!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

I cant disagree with you on that!

[@markchristopher2signal2]

thanks man. I bought this because I believe in these analog emulation plugins.. When I listen to my tunes mixed with SLATE plugins(tape, VCC, etc). I can hear a better sounding me lol.. thanks for this video mate

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Glad I could help!

[@primealpha9933]

Great vid. Your approach to expaining how this works is very good. I have been using a similar concept by using channel strips across the board and didnt know this plugin existed becuse its located under the distortion tab in Nuendo. Definitely a game changer

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Great, thanks for watching!

[@vigilantestylez]

If you wanted to recreate a certain console, would it be necessary to put a channel strip ahead of the NLS Channel, or is that just doing too much?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

You can do that. See how it sounds!

[@John14V6]

Great video! I do not have the outboard stuff so I am basically using the channel at the end of each track and the buss on the beginning of my regular busses as well as the master buss per the manual. Is it really that simple or could you make a video on doing it correctly if I have it wrong? I have gotten a great passion for this through your MME Series as I have picked 6 of them up! You are very awesome my man. Keep up the fantastic teaching style.

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

it is as simple as that. You are doing it correctly.

[@RayManueloficial]

VISION Recording Studios Great Video David, this is a great alternative to VCC. I also felt that the EMI console had more bottom end and I felt the SSL had more top end compare to the rest. I currently own VCC but this looks like this could be a great addition especially for that EMI Console! Thanks again

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

RayManuel _ Hey Ray - Yea, I love the VCC but because it's not 64bit ready and I have had issue with DAW crashes, I turned to the NLS and thus far i really like it. I'm sure once the VCC is 64bit ready and they have tweaked it, it will find its way back into my workflow

[@BoltrykAlbert]

hi David. I liked this video a lot. Could You make some more videos with WAVES plugins in the future? It would be great. This one was really helpful.

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

***** I have a few videos on my channel showing WAVES plugins. I don't use very many WAVES plugins so I am limited to what I can show. Sorry

[@PatFleck]

Hi David, great review thanks! One question: Don't you normally have an analogue tape as your first insert?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Pat Fleck Hi Pat - you're very observant! Yes I do, but for this video I kept it off. good EYE!

[@PurpleMusicProductions]

Thank you for this video. I have this plug in but never used but will give it a shot. I liked the EMI best although I'm more of a SSL and Neve person.

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

you are welocme

[@peacevalleyaudio5496]

The EMI console is awesome. Thanks for this video Dave. I can't believe I haven't seen this before. I really like the Slate VCC but want some other options as I use it to much. LOL

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Glad you liked it!

[@matrixate]

This really has the potential to add that "realism" to otherwise "too-perfect " recordings by adding variances in the sound. Bravo!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate your support! Be sure to check out my website for even more training. www.homerecordingmadeeasy.com

[@Romello_Purba]

What kind drim vsti dou you used sir? Best regard from bali indonesia,...always help me to learn🙏🙏🙏

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

EZ Drummer 3

[@ravenshadevox]

very thorough review, much appreciated!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

+James Scott Thank you James!

[@maidenmopar]

I see you have the TG12345 under each channel in your video. I know you have it bypassed in the video but do you run it along with NLS? Can you bypass the sound from the NLS and still use the master buss with the AR Tg12345? Is that possible or what you're doing? Curious if you can use it like that if you wanted another console sound?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Not sure never tried it. This video is pretty old. Sorry

[@StrohMarcel]

That really helped me! Great tutorial!! Thanks a lot

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

+John Pickman Thank you John!

[@retsmej]

beautiful plugin. thanks !

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Glad you like it!

[@jdl2180]

I find that it seperates the instruments are gives them more space in the mix!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate your support! Be sure to check out my website for even more training. www.homerecordingmadeeasy.com

[@kennysedona]

it sounds amazing... i listened on some cheap computer desk tops first just for fun.. everything was colored and sweet

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Thanks for watching! I really appreciate your support! If you are looking for more in depth training visit my website wwwHomeRecordingMadeEasy.com

[@kennysedona]

already there thank you

[@LogicDaBeatman]

great tutorial! i have such a better understanding of this plugin!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Logic Da Beatman Very cool! Thank you for watching and supporting my YT channel

[@pvampman]

What's the difference between this and say the SSL G/E channel strip? Or CLA mix hub? You can add a saturation plugin on every channel...plenty out there. Tape plugin on the 2 buss...lots out there. So why this?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Every plugin you mention was not around when this video was made.

[@tony8236]

do you think it is correct to use the ch strip based on the simulation? spike ssl c4000 emi tg12345. is there anything we can use with Neve as a chstrip?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Not sure

[@mrmorpheus9707]

Wouldnt it make more sense to put TAPE PLUG IN 1ST" To simulate the true path of analog?

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

I've done both just to see what the difference is. Most times I put tape first in the chain.

[@flowmaka]

Awesome tutorial!

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

Thank you!

[@alfieholloway]

i don't get how the vac group knob is supposed to work on the bus plugin.

[@HomeRecordingMadeEasy]

I am really not sure. I recommend that you go to the Presonus user forum and post your question there. I am sure someone there can help. Thanks!

[@albinalm1996]

@@HomeRecordingMadeEasy I think it's made for using an NLS Buss on the individual buses of the project as well! So I put an NLS bus on every bus of my project and set the knob to VCA8 on all of those bus instances. Then on the master bus the knob is set no none. That way you get one more "level" of summing I guess. But this is a bit confusing