Last week I actually gave up on plugs and copy/pasted verse two to run alongside verse one on a guitar part (and vice versa) to do a sort of post hoc forced doubling - worked really well! But you can't always to that of course. I'll pull up some mixes where I did doubling and try it out there. I'm now comparing it to the vacuumsound plug (which comes with no presets) - they don't 'sound' that much different - the vacuumsound one sounds good to me - makes me wonder whether I couldn't really do everything with it if I took the time to learn it and make some good presets.īut thanks to you guys, I'm thinking about all the other tape plugs I have - would the approach be to copy/paste to a new track, pan, then put the tape plug on each of the two and use different settings between the two? I bet I could do that (edit: works well, as it turns out.) The doubler function isn't something I'm exploring really - it's more something that I occasionally need and wish I didn't need - don't feel the urge to become an expert. For the first time ever, a full exact recall automation of the ADT effect. I'm gonna sound like a wuss, but that's kind of important to me at this stage - I can spend time mixing that I would have had to spend learning plugins. Reel ADT features Developed in association with Abbey Road Studios. The presets for the new plugin were good. Waves Reel ADT Developed in association with Abbey Road Studios Electronic Delivery 249.00 29. I spent about 5 minutes with the demo - already like it much more than Doubler - kinda wish I had known it was coming out 6 weeks ago when I bought Doubler

Waves abbey road reel adt