Plug-In DSP [Digital Signal Processing] for live applications offering widely used Waves
plug-ins at very low latency using a dedicated server and fast connection through WSG-
Y16 interface card for Yamaha digital mixing consoles.
* Dedicated PC server for ultra-low latency suited for use in live systems.
* WSG-Y16 interface card connects 16 channels i/o with any MY16 compatible console at low latency
through a CAT5 patch cable
* Easy integration with Gigabit Ethernet networks
* Up to two WSG-Y16 cards per server for a maximum of 32 channels, routeable to the mixing console’s
input channel, mixbus and matrix insert send/returns.
* Up to 8 plug-ins per channel
* redundant use of two plug-in servers suported (mirror mode)
* control through familiar MultiRack software to run on any PC or Mac computer
* additional control through the console’s MIDI output
* for information & ordering info: www.waveslive.com
SG Server
Waves SoundGrid Server for Yamaha consoles
datasheet
networked live consoles
recording & play-out
networked stageboxes
additional NIOS racks
speaker systems
Gigabit links
& light control
options
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Multirack SoundGrid
MultiRack SoundGrid is the host application that gives
you control over Waves plugins on the SoundGrid
platform.
Both Mac and Windows compatible, MultiRack SoundGrid
consists of virtual effects racks, each of which can
contain up to eight plugins. It allows you to program up to
1000 Snapshots per Session, so you can seamlessly
change setups between or even within songs.
MultiRack SoundGrid is compatible with Waves plugin
version 7.1 or higher.
There are 4 basic components in a MultiRack setup.
Plugins (compressors, EQs, delays, etc.)
process the audio.
Racks, like hardware, hold multiple
plugin processors.
Snapshots are presets which store
your plugin and Rack settings.
Sessions store the settings for all
plugins, Racks, and Snapshots, as
well as information about the
setup design and signal flow.
To get started with MultiRack SoundGrid, here’s all you need to do:
1
Connect Your Console to the SoundGrid Network
Before starting the application, connect your console to your
SoundGrid network. It’s useful to make a chart of the
connections, so that when you assign Racks to specific I/O
channels, you won’t need to look behind your console.
MultiRack SoundGrid signal flow to and from your console is
similar to what you’re used to with external hardware
processors: Some connections will be from aux sends on
your console, with returns on faders; others will be from
channel inserts. You may also choose to connect via a patch
bay or router.
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