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Old 06.04.2006, 09:37 PM
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Default Ducking with Cubase SX and Waves C1

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Does someone know how that I've to do the routings between Cubase and Waves C1 to get "ducking"??? I don't find out how I can trigger a signal in the plugin.

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Old 06.04.2006, 09:45 PM
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, haven't seen that there were a thread about that just before but I'm trying that for hours now and I'm driving crazy. I'm gonna try that one and if I still got a problem.....c u here again.....
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Old 06.04.2006, 10:53 PM
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Let me know if you dont figure it out and I will post the info, its pretty easy with sx3...

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Old 07.04.2006, 12:32 AM
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Unless the C1 has 4 inputs you are limited to doing a mono Left and Right kind of pseudo ducking. Put the signal you want to duck in the left channel, put the trigger signal in the right at a louder volume so it triggers the threshold before the left signal then route the left output to your mix and not the right.

Some of Voxengo's plugs have 4 inputs so you can duck stereo signals. The C1 is a pretty old plugin.
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Old 07.04.2006, 08:21 AM
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it works!!!!!

GRS: isn't there any solution in stereo with Waves????

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Old 08.04.2006, 10:08 AM
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You could try the C360? Surround Compressor, part of the Waves 360 Surround Tools Bundle.

Haven't tried this myself.

I have done stereo side chaining with Voxengo comp plugin but not keen on its overall sound, also in the Creamware Scope environment, much more flexible compressor.
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Old 10.04.2006, 01:55 AM
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The waves surround compressor is just a soft knee limiter with a threshold only setting, I'd forget that one.
Another one I've read about but not tried is OtiumFX Compadre Beatpuncher, it has true 4 chan input.
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