- Should you compress in mastering?
- Are waves compressors any good?
- What is the best mastering compressor?
- Which Waves plugins are best for mastering?
Should you compress in mastering?
Like equalization and limiting, compression is an important part of mastering. It's a great way to add punch to your mix as well as a sense of overall control.
Are waves compressors any good?
The Waves C1 Compressor is an excellent choice if you're looking for a more basic looking compressor; while still wanting all the essential parameters needed. The C1 is a great all-around compressor and I use it on everything from basic drum tracks to sub-mixes and group buses.
What is the best mastering compressor?
Let's take another quick look at the 17 best mastering plugins in 2021.
- Ozone 9 Standard.
- Brainworx bx_masterdesk.
- FabFilter Pro-Q 3.
- Softube Curve Bender.
- Brainworx bx_digital V3.
- Cytomic The Glue.
- Sonoris Mastering Compressor.
- Leapwing DynOne 3.
Which Waves plugins are best for mastering?
These are the best Waves plugins for mastering:
- Waves L3-16 Multimaximizer.
- Waves Linear Phase Multiband Compressor.
- Waves RS56 Passive EQ.
- Waves S1 Stereo Imager.
- Waves SSL G-Master Buss Compressor.
- Waves Submarine.
- Waves Trans-X.
- Waves Vitamin Sonic Enhancer.