Waves Abbey Road Collection Explained

If you ever wished you could record in world famous Abbey Road Studios in London, studio expert Todd Tatnall takes you there virtually, in his latest series, "Waves Abbey Road Collection Explained" Todd goes through each plug-in in the collection, meticulously modeled from Abbey Road's own famous hardware and shows you how to use it and get that classic sound.

Videos

• Introduction (00:52) - An overview of the plug-ins we'll learn about in this series

• Getting Started (09:05) - A walk through of the process of registering, installing and authorizing your Waves software.

• EMI TG12345 Channel Strip Pt. 1 (13:14) - Learn about the parameters and controls in this channel strip version of the TG12345 console.

• EMI TG12345 Channel Strip Pt. 2 (13:49) - Compare the stereo version of the plug-in to the mono version we learned about in part 1. Hear some examples of the plug-in in action.

• J37 Tape Pt. 1 (10:28) - Learn the basics of using this plug-in to emulate tape saturation and listen to the effect.

• J37 Tape Pt. 2 (09:01) - Explore the additional features of this plug-in, including wow, flutter and delay.

• REDD 17 (09:35) - Learn about the legendary console, its features and controls, and listen to examples of the plug-in in use.

• REDD 37-51 (10:21) - Discover the later generation of REDD consoles and hear them in action.

• Reel ADT (14:49) - Here we learn about ADT; how it works, and how this plug-in not only emulates but enhances the traditional process. Explore Reel ADT as well as Reel ADT2V.

• RS56 Passive EQ (09:59) - Learn the controls and parameters of this EQ, then hear how good the 'curvebender' sounds.

• The Kings Microphones (04:47) - Discover how the personal microphones of British Royalty work and sound.

• WaveSystem Toolbar (04:28) - Learn about the plug-in toolbar found in every Waves plug-in.