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Greg Wells MixCentric

Put a finishing touch on your mix with this easy-to-use plugin, developed with producer, songwriter and mixer Greg Wells (Adele, Katy Perry, OneRepublic).

What separates a mix from a master? No need to think about it when you’ve got the Waves Greg Wells MixCentric plugin, created in collaboration with multiple GRAMMY®-nominated producer, musician and mixing engineer Greg Wells, who has songs on over 85 million units sold.

This intuitive plugin is a quick solution for finalizing your mix. Using EQ, compression and harmonic distortion to process your master buss or groups, Greg Wells MixCentric enhances and balances the tonality of your mix. Combined with your limiter of choice, it brings your mix up to par with fully mastered and released material.

Whether used in mono or stereo mode, this plugin gives you direct access to Greg Wells’ signature sound with the turn of just one knob.

A word from Greg Wells:

"This plugin is very special, and much agonizing and experimenting went into it. The MixCentric plugin will quickly get your track sounding like an expertly EQed and compressed mix, using the same techniques employed by many of the best mix engineers."

"There is an enormous amount going on behind the deceptive simplicity of the control knob, including many different settings that come in and out and change as you move the knob position."

"Play with it and discover the incredible power of this user-friendly plugin. There has never been a plugin like MixCentric and I wish I had it 20 years ago!"

• Created with multiple GRAMMY-nominated producer, songwriter & mixing engineer Greg Wells (Adele, Katy Perry, OneRepublic, Mika, Twenty One Pilots)
• Insert MixCentric on the master buss and quickly finalize your mix
• Combine MixCentric with your limiter of choice, and bring your mix up to par with fully mastered tracks
• User-friendly interface

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System requirements:

Mac:
CPU: Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 / Xeon
Memory: 4 GB RAM
4 GB free disk space
Operating System: 10.9.5 - 10.11.2, 10.8.5 for ProTools 10 only
Screen Resolution: Minimum: 1024x768
Recommended: 1280x1024 / 1600x1024
USB displays are not supported as the primary display.

Windows:
CPU: Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 / Xeon
Memory: 4 GB RAM
4 GB free disk space
Operating System: Windows 7 with SP1 64 bit, Windows 8.1 64 bit, Windows 10 64 bit
Screen Resolution: Minimum: 1024x768
Recommended: 1280x1024 / 1600x1024

User guide

Download Demo (registration required)

Introduction price: $149 instead of $199

More infos: MixCentric

 

Coming soon: Greg Wells Uninstall-Centric

 

Adele sounds like a chipmunk without MixCentric

 

Last edited: Jan 18, 2016

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Do you imagine Abbey Road Studio moving from this



to that,



do you?​

 

Last edited: Jan 18, 2016

like if you want R2R to crack it

 

Previous PATCH command (for MAC) should work for this!
Not tested by me, got enough stuff already.

 

I'm waiting for the Greg Wells SongwriterCentric, so I too can sell over 85 million units.

 

$149 instead of $199 ... for one f*#$ing knob

 

What about a Greg Wells EgoCentric Plugin ?

 

Another one of the the Casual Centric Line of Waves Plugins :D

 

OMG! I had used something similar some years ago...

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Image-Line Soundgoodizer is a stereo 'maximizer-enhancer' plugin based on the Maximus soundprocess engine. Soundgoodizer has been fully endorsed by famous people with really big egos ears - It's shiny, it's good!

Parameters

• The knob - Blends from left to right from Soungoodizing 0% (bad) to 100% (good). Turn the knob to the level that sounds goodest.
• Parameters (A, B, C, D) - Click the switches to select one of 4 carefully chosen, hand crafted phase-locked hyper-calibrated Bit-polished Maximus presets. Select the preset to match your music by clicking and listening for the good stuff to happen.

To learn more about what makes the Soundgoodizer sound good, open the Maximus presets A, B, C and D and examine the settings associated with them. The Soundgoodizer 'big knob' controls the same parameter as the LMH mix knob on Maximus, that is, the mix between plugin input & LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH compressor output.

...hmmm... WAVES... genius at work!!!

 

Last edited: Jan 18, 2016

Had to do a double take
I thought it said The Sodomizer

 

a new level of vst,one knob to get fame

 

Have Waves run out of algorithms? It seems to be that way doesn't it. They are fast becoming the AOL of the plugin world. I think the next big push forward in modelling technology will come from elsewhere.

 

Last edited: Jan 18, 2016

yeah, right...smh

 

I place my bet on IK
waves could try to go in a direction of building a daw... they already have everything it needs... plugs are there, mixer is there, console emulations are there... a few editing options and they are ready, without the need to spend zillions on development.
"Waves DAW bundle" ... so in a style of waves

 

Waiting for RUM-Centric

 

This post is killing me!

 

That's actually not a bad idea, an all-in-one integrated console DAW.

 

But it's a 20MB of BMPs worth "4D" *Waves* rendered knob that costs $150! and there's a couple of dozen KBs of regular generic DSP code from 1996 you have to pay for, too. Keep in mind that good DSP code is like red wine! ... :rolleyes:

 

Last edited: Jan 19, 2016