Personally, I feel that ‘less is more’ when you’re tweaking your ‘Room Ambience’ setting on the Nx. I’m sure your results using Nx will depend on your choice of headphones, but the theory is, it essentially replicates a mix room with monitors and when I pull on my Audio-Technica ATH-M70xs, I quickly get the idea. I’m using the Nx with Reaper – my preferred DAW – and as I bring up the Nx plugin, it automatically sets the Head Tracker as the active tracking sensor. To make sure it works properly, you need to attach it to the top centre of your headphones – just make sure you know your left and right!
In this series, we’re trying to work out whether or not it’s at all feasible to mix a master on headphones while on the go, or in a particularly tricky environment, and I’m hoping this little device will lend me a helping hand as I attempt to mix a track on a bustling train.įirstly, you can attach the Waves Nx to any set of headphones (I tried this with several pairs before boarding the train, and it’s very easy to do), and it then tracks your head movements, sends information nice and quickly to the Head Tracker plugin, and will track in 360 degrees.
#Waves nx bluetooth Bluetooth
The Waves Nx Head Tracker is a small, battery-operated wireless Bluetooth sensor, which is said to transform the whole experience of mixing while wearing cans.
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