Waves Audio introduces V12 (Version 12), their new version of audio recording plugins for mixing, post-production, sound design and live sound. The new update is filled with new features including the ...

The arrival of Waves Creative Access marks a major shift in how Waves handles plugin sales. For years, Waves was one of the most prolific plugin companies, releasing plugins regularly and allowing ...

The What: Waves Audio is now shipping the Waves SuperRack, a plugin processing software for live sound and broadcast engineers. This plugin rack lets users run up to 128 audio channels through ...

Waves Audio has shipped Waves SuperRack plug-in processing software for live sound and broadcast engineers. The software plug-in rack allows users run up to 128 audio channels through multiple ...

Perpetual licenses and annual subscriptions for Waves audio plug-ins will coexist for now. Perpetual licenses and annual subscriptions for Waves audio plug-ins will coexist for now. is an audio and ...

Waves Audio unveiled the MPX Master Tape plug-in. Developed in association with legendary producer/engineer Eddie Kramer (who worked with Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and Kiss) as part of an ongoing ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. UPDATE: Waves Audio has now reversed its decision to adopt a subscription-only model. Find out ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Waves has been in the plugin game for so long that, when it started, the concepts of podcasting, ...

Legions of loyal Waves Audio users have been waiting for the acclaimed audio plug-in company to release 64-bit versions of its audio processing software products. Version 9, now available, fully ...

Co-founder and CTO Meir Shashoua wrote in an email that many Waves users expressed concern about the company’s previously announced move to an exclusive plugin subscription model. “We understand that ...

Yes, the song matters the most... But the sound matters, too. It’s a cliché that “you get only one chance to make a first impression” – but you really do want to present your music in the best way ...