Waves 11 Complete v11.0.50 (WINDOWS)
WIN/OSX || 3.69 Gb/3.76 Gb

We are pleased to announce a new version of Waves plugins, Waves 11. Update to V11 to future-proof your sessions, ensure compatibility with the latest DAWs and operating systems , enjoy plugin updates including new versions of the Renaissance plugins, get new plugins added to premium bundles and more.

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Future-Proof Your Sessions

At Waves, we devote much of our time and software development resources to ensure that the plugins you invested in will always remain compatible with all the latest major DAWs and operating systems. V11 is the latest in our ongoing updates, so you can always keep focusing on what’s important—creating the best music and audio you possibly can, now and in the future.

What You Get in Waves 11

Full ongoing compatibility with the latest major DAWs & operating systems (including macOS 10.15 Catalina).
New updated versions of all eight Renaissance plugins, including:
- Freshly designed interfaces with three skin choices: Light, Dark, and Legacy
- Real-time frequency analyzers added to the R-EQ and R-Channel plugins
- Complete revision of the R-Channel user interface for more intuitive usage of the channel strip plugin
- 700+ new presets by leading artists
Free plugins added to selected premium bundles:
- Platinum: OneKnob Pumper, MetaFilter, Greg Wells ToneCentric
- Diamond: OneKnob Pumper, MetaFilter, Greg Wells ToneCentric, Cobalt Saphira
- Horizon: OneKnob Pumper, MetaFilter, Greg Wells ToneCentric, WLM Plus Loudness Meter
- Mercury, Pro Show, SD7 Pro Show: Infected Mushroom Pusher
Plugin performance improvements: see full list.
Access to all other plugin updates since V10.
1400+ artist presets added to plugins.
EQ Curve support on Pro Tools and Avid S6 for the AudioTrack, eMo F2, eMo Q4, F6, GEQ, H-EQ, Linear Phase EQ, Q10, R-EQ, R-Channel, RS56 plugins.
Set any preset as default preset in all plugins.
NKS support added to 43 Waves plugins for compatibility with Native Instruments hardware.

Waves 11 16th, 2020

New release — OVox Vocal ReSynthesis, now available as a single plugin as well as in the Inspire Virtual Instruments Collection.
New release – SuperRack v11.0.53.36
SuperRack SoundGrid v11.0.53.36 : Various bug fixes
SoundGrid Driver updates:
SoundGrid ASIO / Core Audio Driver v11.0.53.35: Various bug fixes
Improved: All Waves instruments are now supported in Pro Tools 2019 under macOS Catalina 10.15.
Improved: Gain reduction report to host in MV2, MV360, Renaissance Channel, and Renaissance DeEsser.
Fixed: TRACT capture not being saved with the session after loading Full Reset preset.
Fixed: Waves Tune maqam scales with quarter-notes not always corrected to the expected pitch.
Fixed: Q10 text corruption.
Fixed: Inability to edit IR1 gain envelop.
Fixed: Inability to edit Graphic SoundShifter time and pitch graphs.
Fixed: Wrong latency reports in Infected Mushroom Pusher and Sibilance.
Fixed: eMotion LV1 crashing when changing presets in the Abbey Road TG Mastering Chain inserted into CLA MixHub.
Fixed: Inability to access the built-in mic in the GTR3, GTR Solo and PRS Supermodels standalone applications running in macOS 10.14 and 10.15.
Fixed: Control value in Renaissance Channel not being updated when switching between the all-bands view and selected band view.

System Requirements

Mpc studio driverqueentree. CPU Intel Core i5 / i7 / Xeon / AMD Quad-Core

Memory: 8 GB RAM ,8 GB free disk space on the system drive

Operating System: Windows 10 64 bit

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

Note: Installation instructions included.

Formats: Mac OS & Windows VST & AAX; Mac AU

It turns out that Infected Mushroom isn’t some kind of embarrassing and painful ailment, but rather a ‘make it all sound bigger’ plug-in developed by Waves in collaboration with the titular duo Erez and Duvdev, and incorporating many of their mixing tricks. IM Pusher can be used for mastering, mix–bus processing, subgroup processing or track processing, and might best be described as a multiband sonic enhancer feeding into a dynamics section that offers a choice of limiting or clipping.

The plug-in can be used in mono-in/stereo-out or stereo-in/stereo-out configurations, but has relatively few controls, with bypass buttons for each of the relevant sections. When a section is bypassed its control is darkened to show that it is not contributing to the result. A wide range of factory presets is included to give you an idea of the treatments available, and the manual encourages a ’try it and see’ approach rather than anything too formal.

Adjusting the input knob until the indicator in the centre shows yellow ensures optimal operation. If the indicator shows red more than very briefly, the input gain is probably set too high, whereas too much green means it is too low. As its name suggests, the Low control enhances low frequencies in both dynamics and harmonic content, and to my ears, has much in common with filtered and mildly overdriven parallel compression. It is possible to adjust the frequency below which the Low process comes into play based on either note or frequency: musical notes and their frequencies are shown on a pull-down menu.

Body enhances the lower mid-range while High adds brightness to the treble, but in a less aggressive way than some of the harmonic enhancers I’ve tried. The Magic control in the centre enhances and boosts the dynamics of all frequencies, and two associated controls adjust the Focus and Dynamic Punch of the enhancement. There’s no real description of what these actually do, but their names give you a clue as what to expect: Dynamic Punch really brings out drum hits, while Focus adds a little brightness. Stereo Imager spreads the stereo field only in the higher frequencies so that the bass end of the spectrum is not compromised. Like most of Waves’ apparently simple plug–ins, adjusting a single controls can make quite a lot of changes behind the scenes.

As for making it louder, Push brings in a variable degree of either clipping or limiting. Limiting gives the cleanest result, as you might imagine, while anything more than moderate clipping can sound dirty and aggressive, though sometimes that’s just what you need, for example to add life a to a dull snare drum. At lower clipping levels the result is still surprisingly clean-sounding. A gain-reduction meter next to the control shows how much processing is taking place, and the output is never allowed to exceeds -0.1dBFS regardless of how much drive you apply, so things just get more compressed and dirtier the harder you push.

I have to say that the creative range of this plug-in is quite extraordinary, and while the clipping mode can make some things sound exceedingly unpleasant if overdone, it’s good to have it as an option when needed. For cleaner ‘bigging up’ jobs, the limiter option works really well (as do lower clipping settings) and because of the multiband enhancement aspect of the plug-in, it is possible to make some types of material sound very much louder without killing the dynamics. Processing EDM is an obvious application, but used more subtly, the processing can also work well on gentle ambient electronic music, pop mixes and both instrumental and vocal tracks. Used more aggressively it can add a lot of depth to drums, while the separate HF enhancement control means that the top end doesn’t get lost in the process. That stereo width control also works extremely well, adding interest and a sense of space to a mix or submix without disturbing what the lows are doing.

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My first thoughts were that this might only be a plug-in for the radically minded, but it turns out to be very versatile, and capable of great subtlety on the one hand or quite radical enhancement on the other. Perhaps most surprising is that this is a very affordable plug-in. IM Pusher really is a magic mushroom that can add loudness, weight, polish, sparkle or grit as required to virtually any style of music.

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