Use Abbey Road Studio 3, complete with head tracking, to get a reliable representation of how your headphone mixes and productions will sound on speakers. This combo also includes the Nx Head Tracker, which tracks your head movements with precision, in order to enhance the immersive experience of being inside the Abbey Road Studio 3 control room. It also features headphone EQ calibration for selected popular headphone models.
Waves nx vs abbey road full#
The plugin allows you to choose between the three sets of high-end speakers at Studio 3 (near-field, mid-field, far-field), as well as the studio’s full 7.1 or 5.1 surround speaker setup. Now you can mix and produce in the same environment where mixing and production sessions for Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Amy Winehouse, Radiohead, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, and many more were crafted and perfected. It delivers the same acoustic response you would be hearing in the sweet spot of the Studio 3 control room-with the same stereo (or surround) image, and the same well-balanced sustain across the entire frequency spectrum. The Abbey Road Studio 3 plugin recreates the acoustic environment of the legendary Abbey Road Studio 3-inside any set of headphones. Introducing the Waves Abbey Road Studio 3 + Nx Head Tracker Headphone EQ calibration for popular headphone models.
I think it helps with mixing by reducing fatigue and giving you a little better sense of the stereo mix, but it's more a convenience and comfort effect. I just used the video-based detection (it uses your webcam to track your head) and it could be laggy, so I'll get the tracking hardware if I go for it. It is less fatiguing than headphones and I am considering getting it since I spend so much time on headphones. A couple of times, I forgot that I had headphones on and went to adjust my speakers instead of my headphones.
Waves nx vs abbey road software#
I've demo'ed the NX software and was pretty impressed. NX and similar software introduce the crosstalk you'd get without headphones based on the position of your head. So no sense of spatiality other than the stereo spread.
Waves nx vs abbey road driver#
When you listen to a stereo signal through headphones, each ear hears only the signal from the headphone driver attached to it. When you are listening to a stereo signal through speakers, both ears hear signals from both speakers - i.e., each more from one speaker than the other - but there's "crosstalk" for lack of a better word.
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