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Waves SuperRack V15 Expands to Full Immersive Audio Mixing

Waves Audio, a global leader in professional audio plugins and signal processing technologies, has released SuperRack V15, bringing full immersive audio mixing capabilities to its entire SuperRack lineup.

A statement from the company discloses that V15 introduces support for 5.1.4, 7.1.4, and 9.1.4 channel configurations across SuperRack SoundGrid, Performer, and LiveBox. This update enables engineers to create immersive mixes for live broadcasts, streamed events, and concert sound, unlocking new workflows for modern audio production.

The update also includes the Waves Immersive Wrapper plugin across all SuperRack products. A statement from the company explains: “Any Waves mono plugin can now be transformed into an immersive processor: simply insert Immersive Wrapper into any SuperRack slot, load a mono Waves plugin inside, and mix immersive live audio in real time.”

Immersive Wrapper is now bundled with SuperRack LiveBox, making it a comprehensive solution for immersive mixing. With Dante® or MADI connectivity and compatibility with all major mixing consoles, LiveBox allows engineers to run multiple plugins natively in real time for live broadcast and concert applications.

Joel Singer, co-founder and Chief Engineer of Music Mix Mobile, commented: “As we expand into immersive broadcasting across our mobile units, flight packs, and studios, SuperRack V15 has solved a longstanding challenge: access to a wide array of immersive plugins. Its release now allows us and our guest engineers to deploy favorite dynamics and effects tools within an immersive environment. This marks a major advancement for both M3 and Waves.”

Key features of SuperRack V15 include:

  • Support for 5.1.4, 7.1.4, and 9.1.4 configurations in SoundGrid, Performer, and LiveBox
  • Compatibility with immersive-ready VST3 plugins, including non-Waves plugins
  • Bundled Immersive Wrapper with LiveBox
  • Improved plugin search menu for faster workflow
  • Support for Intel Core Ultra computers

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