Waves CLA EFFECTS Manuel utilisateur

WAVES

CLA EFFECTS

USER GUIDE

Waves CLA Effects

User Guide

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 – Introduction......................................................................................................... 3

Product Overview ............................................................................................................... 3

1.1 Concepts and Terminology........................................................................................... 4

A Few Words from Chris .................................................................................................... 4

Chapter 2 – Quickstart Guide ................................................................................................. 5

Chapter 3 – Interface and Controls ........................................................................................ 6

3.1

Interface........................................................................................................................ 6

3.2

Controls ........................................................................................................................ 7

3.3 WaveSystem Toolbar.................................................................................................. 12

Waves CLA Effects

User Guide

Chapter 1 – Introduction

Welcome

Thank you for choosing Waves! In order to get the most out of your new Waves plugin,

please take a moment to read this user guide.

To install software and manage your licenses, you need to have a free Waves account.

renew your Waves Update Plan, participate in bonus programs, and keep up to date

with other important information.

We suggest that you become familiar with the Waves Support pages:

www.waves.com/support. There are technical articles about installation, troubleshooting,

specifications, and more. Plus, you’ll find company contact information and Waves Support

news.

Product Overview

The Waves Artist Signature Series is our exclusive line of application-specific audio

processors, created in collaboration with the world’s top producers, engineers, and

mixing engineers. Every Signature Series plug-in has been precision-crafted to capture

the artist’s distinct sound and production style. For experienced and aspiring audio

professionals alike, the Waves Signature Series allows you to dial up the sound you’re

looking for quickly, without interrupting the creative flow.

The CLA Artist Collection consists of six plug-ins, each of which is designed to handle a

specific mixing task.

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CLA Vocals

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CLA Drums

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CLA Bass

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CLA Guitars

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CLA Unplugged

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CLA Effects

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1.1 Concepts and Terminology

Sensitivity Control/Sensitivity LED

The Sensitivity LED’s 3 colors indicate when appropriate levels are reached:

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Led Off (too low)

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Green (good)

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Yellow (optimal)

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Red (very hot)

Push the Sensitivity Control upwards until the LED lights up. We recommend adjusting

the Sensitivity Control as soon as you open the plug-in, using the section of your song

with the highest peaks for best results.

In most cases, the Sensitivity LED indicates that your levels hit the processor in a way

that will give you the intended output result. However, it’s important to keep in mind that

optimal results for your source material may be achieved even when the Sensitivity LED

does not display “optimal” levels (yellow). As always, trust your ears.

Color

Each fader on CLA Artist Signature Collection plug-ins controls a specific function, such

as compression or reverb. Each function has a color-coded selector which controls the

internal characteristics of that function, resulting in a different sound character or “Color.”

You can mix and match different colors across the different faders.

A Few Words from Chris

"CLA Effects does it all. Filtered vocal? Check. Telephone FX? Check. John Lennon "I

Am the Walrus" vocal distortion? Check and double check. Multiple delays with tape

phasing? You got it. Reverb, tape slap, and long echo all at once? Yes, yes, and yes.

One of my favorite features is the echo throw section: Hit the throw button and add long

delays to just the words you want, with one click! And to top it all off, all tempos are

matched to the session BPM, cutting out all the guesswork."

1.2

Components

WaveShell technology enables us to split Waves processors into smaller plug-ins, which

we call components. Having a choice of components for a particular processor gives

you the flexibility to choose the configuration best suited to your material.

The Waves CLA Effects has two components:

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CLA Effects Mono-to-Stereo – Mono in to Stereo out component

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CLA Effects Stereo – Stereo in to Stereo out component

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Chapter 2 – Quickstart Guide

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Insert the CLA Effects plug-in on an effects return track (aux bus), and turn off

the Direct switch. You can also insert the CLA Effects on the source track, in

which case you should turn the Direct switch on.

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Adjust the Sensitivity control until you achieve proper levels, as indicated by the

Sensitivity LED and the input meter.

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The current plug-in settings now represent Chris's default effect setup.

Tweak the following controls to fit your mix:

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Use the EQ fader to control high frequency content.

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Toggle EQ Color for different filter styles.

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Use Distortion to add some 'bite'. Toggle through the Colors to find that which

works best for the song

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Adjust Reverb, Short Delay, Long Delay, and Pitch effect levels. Toggle through

the Colors to find that which works best for the song

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The Throw control makes it fun and easy to add a long delay to selected phrases

while writing automation. Use the Send Long Delay switch to control the delay

input. When set to Hold, the delay will be fed constantly. Using the Throw control,

you can feed the delay by holding the mouse down; when the mouse is released,

the send is muted.

Please note:

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When Reverb, Short Delay, Long Delay and Pitch Colors are set to clear

(Bypass/Mute), and Direct is off, the plug-in will have no output.

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EQ adjustment will take effect once the EQ fader is moved. At zero, cycling

through the EQ Colors will have no effect.

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All other faders are active and set to Chris's default setup when at zero.

> If the Output meter goes into the red, use the Ouput fader to lower the Output level.

Waves CLA Effects

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Chapter 3 – Interface and Controls

3.1

Interface

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3.2

Controls

Input Sensitivity is used to achieve optimal plug-in input level.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

Input Meter displays input signal peak level.

Range: -26 to 0 dBFS

Clip LED lights up when levels exceed 0 dBFS. Click inside the meter area to reset.

Balance adjusts the offset between left and right signals. (Stereo component only)

Range: +/- 6 dB (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

Sensitivity LED indicates the presence of proper levels.

Range: LED off (too low), Green (good), Yellow (optimal), Red (very hot)

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Send Long Delay un-mutes the send to the Long Delay. Feed the delay by holding the

mouse down; when the mouse is released, the send is muted.

Range: Hold, Off, Throw

Default: Off

EQ controls the high frequency shelf filter.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

EQ Color toggles between different filter effects.

Range: Clear (Bypass), Green (Top), Blue (Filter), Red (Telephone)

Default: Green (Top)

Distortion controls the amount of distortion in the wet mix.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

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Distortion Color toggles between different distortion characters.

Range: Clear (Bypass), Green (Drive), Blue (Crunch), Red (Fuzz)

Default: Green (Drive)

Reverb controls the reverb wet mix

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

Reverb Color toggles between reverb environments.

Range: Clear (Mute), Green (Room), Blue (Hall), Red (Canyon)

Default: Green (Room)

Short Delay controls the delay wet mix.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

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Short Delay Color toggles delay times and characters. Please note: Delay time

syncs to the session BPM, Slap excluded.

Range: Clear (Mute), Green (Slap), Blue (Eight - 1/8 note), Red (Dot Eight –

Dotted 1/8 note)

Default: Green (Slap)

Long Delay controls the delay wet mix.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

Long Delay Color toggles between delay times and characters. Please note: Delay

time syncs to the session BPM.

Range: Clear (Mute), Green (Quarter – 1/4 note), Blue (Half – 1/2 note), Red

(Full – whole note)

Default: Green (Slap)

Pitch controls the pitch modulation wet mix.

Range: +/- 10 (in 0.1 steps)

Default: 0

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