Let’s start by what the plugin does NOT do. Image of CLA’S LA Mixing Room How to use Waves Nx CLA when mixing and mastering on headphones Crosstalk is just a fancy word for we get both direct and diffuse sound in our ears when we hear sounds in a real space. We rely on crosstalk to spatially pinpoint the direction of the sound. One solution is to mix and master using headphones, but that is notoriously challenging because we as human beings don’t perceive sound that way. So we are stuck with wherever room we fit all of our music gear into, sacrificing our ability to hear audio clearly. Or maybe you live in an apartment and can’t put acoustic treatment on the walls or just don’t have the money or time to acoustically treat your room. So the acoustics can be way off and fixing these issues after the fact is challenging if you want an ideal listening environment to mix or master your music. So more often than not, the dimensions are wrong and not ideal for making music. They are great! BUT, they are designed to be a home, not a studio. I’ll start by saying that there is nothing wrong with a home studio. I walk you through ALL the features of this new plugin and give you my recommendations to get you started making better music!įinally, I compare the Waves CLA Nx plugin to ALL OTHER Nx products including Ocean Way Nashville, Abbey Road Studios 3, and the original Nx Virtual Mixing Environment. ✔ How the CLA Nx plugin can solve these problems ✔ WHY mixing on headphones causes us to make dumb decisions ✔ Why making music in a home studio is so challenging This plugin is an exact acoustic replication of CLA’s famous LA studio and brings that sound into any pair of headphones. If you want to just skip all the text and watch a video review, just click here. This article dives DEEP into the new CLA Nx plugin and WHY you need it if you want to mix and master music on headphones. 💥Check out the NEW CLA Nx Plugin Here: bit.ly/3f3cowH
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