Waves L2 Volume Maximizer Reviews

[brandondrury]

Waves L2 Volume Maximizer @ Musiciansfriend



Waves L2 Volume Maximizer @ Zzounds



Waves L2 Volume Maximizer Description
For mixing, mastering, and more, the L2’s legendary combination of look-ahead brickwall peak limiting, level maximization, and ultra high resolution give you the power and extra gain you need with crystal-clear results every single time.

[acoustic]

Waves L2 Volume Maximizer I have It I love It

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acoustic.

[Brett Wall]

I love the L2! I was telling an engineer about it who uses the the L1 on almost everything. He thought the L2 was too brickwall so to speak. I use it as the final step on my Masters channel. I think it is very musical. But what do I know...

[Stevo22]

I mostly use the L2 on my final master channel - does the job well.

I've used it on separate tracks and subgroups (drums mainly) and you can get the drums to sound HUGE! The trick is to get rid of the ARC (automatic release control).

Push up the release and drag down the threshold level - use your ears until it sounds good - you get that classic pumping and breathing effect that is similar to some analog units. Try it on the master as well.

Enjoy,
Steve.

[telefunk]

I use it on busses and the final master track (Audition 3). I don't use it as an effect but to keep the peaks under control on the busses and to get the final mix louder. I find it excellent for this and you can get the volume quite high without any artefacts.

[6176_is_king]

I also love what this does on the master buss for progressive house & trance music that has some side-chaining compression elsewhere in the mix , it really makes the side-chained instruments stand out.

[edub357]

Originally Posted by Stevo22

I mostly use the L2 on my final master channel - does the job well.

I've used it on separate tracks and subgroups (drums mainly) and you can get the drums to sound HUGE! The trick is to get rid of the ARC (automatic release control).

Push up the release and drag down the threshold level - use your ears until it sounds good - you get that classic pumping and breathing effect that is similar to some analog units. Try it on the master as well.

Enjoy,
Steve.

good tip! they have this in there manual for the l2. i use it on the master track also and it gives you alot of power and it is very easy to use, that goes for alot of the waves plug ins, there interfaces are user friendly