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The best Waves Audio restauration software reviews

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  • Waves WNS Noise Suppressor

    « great plug in »

    As far as mixing my songs I go with using the Waves WNS Noise Suppressor a lot. I have used a lot of other plug ins that are similar to this one and they say that can eliminate unwanted noise and claim than can do all types of stuff that they really

  • Waves Z-Noise

    moosers's review

    The Waves Ltd. Z-Noise is an in depth noise reduction plug-in that is part of Waves' Audio Restoration bundle of plug-ins. It's pretty similar to the X-Noise plug-in that is also part of the same package, but I like this one a bit more as I find it

  • Waves DeBreath

    moosers's review

    The Waves Ltd. DeBreath plug-in is a unique piece of software that allows you to control the amount of breath heard in a voice recording. It's pretty simple to use and was easy enough to install with the entire bundle of Waves plug-ins. I haven't u

  • Waves X-Crackle

    « works wonders on vinyl »

    The Waves X Crackle came with a bundle that I have purchased and I really didn’t know what I was going to use it for it just seemed unusable to me at first. But there are a few things that I have used it for. The first thing was I have a ION turntabl

  • Waves X-Click

    « Another vinyl noise reduction tool »

    Transferring vinyl and other shellac style recordings to the digital world can be a real pain due to age and noise that occurs during the transfer. Those static noises and pops that occur can totally ruin what would otherwise be a great sounding rec

  • Waves X-Noise

    « Solid noise reduction software »

    Have you ever recorded a guitar next to a computer? For anybody who has, I'm sure you'll have noticed the annoying hum that can occur. This is due to the magnets of the pickups picking up various frequencies that electronic gear tends to give off a

  • Waves X-Hum

    « Hum attenuator »

    Hum can be a real pain to battle, especially with some of this older outboard gear. While ground loops can be found with proper ground lifts and whatnot, DC hum and such can be a huge pain as it usually means you'll have to rewire your entire house

  • Waves W43 Noise Reduction

    « Versatile noise reduction VST »

    Noise is a huge pain. I'm a metal guitarist, and it's the number one issue I always deal with in a mix. Nothing is perfect when it comes to taking out all string noise and amp hiss, but there are certain noise reduction units that are better than o