Waves LoAir Subharmonic Plugin test.

Waves LoAir Subharmonic Plugin.

http://www.waves.com/Content.aspx?id=9939

PC VST, Nuendo 4, RME FF-800, simple test mix buss equalization.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• waves
• LO
• low
• AIR
• sub
• harmonic
• subharmonic
• classic
• EQ
• Equalizer
• equalization
• processor
• mix
• drums
• buss
• test
• input
• output
• VST
• AU
• RTAS
• TDM
• plug
• in
• plugin
• plugins
• Nuendo
• RME
• Fireface
• 800

[matthewkho]

I always feel so stupid when I can't hear the difference

[stivikoller]

@matthewkho on a full-range monitor system you can clearly hear the difference in the sub area. Without the plug, the mix sounds like it got cut at 60Hz. With the plug, the mix sounds very warm and full in the lower frequency-range. Hope this helps you a bit ^^

[finsoto]

You have to feel it ,bass isn't heard as much as it is felt

[ritec]

@matthewkho don't feel stupid... it's because you actually can't hear it without a proper monitoring system. These are sub frequencies we are talking about, also half of it gets cut by the quality of the youtube stream.

[epcenter5hz]

nice video... i can hear the difference, as i got a old school 15 inch home stereo cabinet as my sub for my computer speakers... my stereo pair is a pair of regular book shelf speakers hooked up to a receiver/amp...

[marcuelcajon]

That song is NICE!! Sounds like Thievery Corporation.

[ktdsound]

If u r using computer speakers or headphones, chances are you aren't going to hear the "sub" frequencies this plugin is producing. Computer speakers or headphones don't have a sub, or at least a powerful woofer that is going to push enough air.

[Sweetassour]

I can hear a slight difference in my headphones I'm sure it's much bassier with proper monitoring.

[dgb123dgb]

THX!