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Waves OneKnob Pressure
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Compresseur logiciel de la marque Waves appartenant à la série Oneknob

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  • HatsubaiHatsubai

    Compresseur et processeur de dynamique

    Waves OneKnob PressurePublié le 15/06/11 à 06:03
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    Waves has recently released a new products for those who need something very simple to use. The software is part of the OneKnob series, and just as the title says, these plugins only have one single knob to control the effect. In a way, these plugins are a bit gimmicky. However, they really do work quite nicely. The plugin is very simple to use. To increase the compression of your mix, you simply add this to whatever bus you want compressed, turn the dial until you get the compression you want and leave it be. It's that simple. The OneKnob Pressure is included in the OneKnob package series or the Mercury bundle. Both of these will get you the product, so it's not like you're just buying a single plugin. In one way, it can be a bit of a pain as the OneKnob package alone is around $300ish. Even though it includes seven of their plugins, I find it to be a bit of a ripoff. The Mercury bundle makes it a bit easier to swallow, but that thing costs a ton anyway, so you'd better be getting every single plugin that Waves offers.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    Waves plugins have always been some of the most stable plugins I've experienced. They're cross platform compatible, so they'll work with both PCs and Macs. As a Mac user, that's a huge advantage for someone like me. They run in 32 bit mode, but Logic uses a wrapper-like application that runs so you don't interfere with your 64 bit interface. I've tried this on various different buses, and it seems to work on anything with ease. It even works nicely on MIDI, which I found a bit surprising. There are no performance issues at all, and that's a huge plus when working in a DAW filled with all kinds of synths and tracks running tons of plugins. These plugins came with my Mercury package, and I've had that for a few months now.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This is a plugin I tend to use almost as much as the OneKnob Louder. It's a great, simple to use compressor that can really make a certain part stand out and thump. I find it's one of the more useful plugins in this series.