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Mixing Justin Timberlake Live with Waves Plugins – YouTube

By January 14, 2015No Comments

This video is focused on Andy Meyers who is an FOH engineer and he discusses the world of wave plugins. He has a decorated past most notably working on wave plugins on one of Justin Timberlake’s musical tours. He reviews a number of wave plugins including the R channel, SLE Channel, and Max Volume but he states his favorite plugin is the C6. He is able to adjust the sound of Justin’s voice to adjust for the type of song he is singing and even to adjust during a song during times he is dancing and performing.

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