Download the free studio rack template here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X7Ho...

Waves StudioRack allows you to build intricate chains of up to 8 plugins from just one DAW insert – and save them for instant recall. But this is just the beginning. The new, re-imagined version of StudioRack also introduces new powerhouse features:

Parallel processing racks: Split your audio, from any point in any chain, into parallel mono, stereo and M/S racks – to add more punch, space, and presence to your signal, without having to create complex routings in your DAW.

Multiband split racks: Turn any Waves plugin into a multiband processor, with detailed control over your crossover points.8 macros per chain: Combine parameters from different plugins in your chain into quick-access macro controls – essentially enabling you to build your own ‘custom plugins.’

Waves StudioRack allows you to save entire chains with their internal routings, and open them in any DAW – making it easier than ever to collaborate with producers and mixers who use a DAW different than yours.

Watch and learn as Gklef demonstrates how to use the waves studio rack plugin to mix and process vocals in PRO TOOLS







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