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Waves' professional technologies, 25 years of expertise, and passion for sound are now utilized to meet mobile audio challenges and deliver premium audio experiences on consumer electronics devices. More than 250,000 recording studios, mixing and mastering facilities use Waves' portfolio of cutting edge technologies on a daily basis to create top-selling music, movies and games. A recipient of a Technical GRAMMYВ® Award, Waves is acclaimed by top professional and prosumer users worldwide. Waves is the world-leading developer of audio DSP technologies and the driving power behind hit records, major motion pictures and popular video games the world over. For more information or to purchase Waves Nx visit us at.

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Waves Nx is also available as a desktop app for Windows and Mac for $9.99 and can work with or without the Waves Nx Head Tracker.

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Waves Nx for mobile devices is available as a free download for iOS and Android and requires use of the Waves Nx Head Tracker for $79. Rather than flat and static sounding left and right channels, the result is a real, dynamic and variable sensory experience that sounds like speakers in a physical room, but on any set of headphones. Waves Nx is able to do this by using the head tracker to sense where your head is positioned in real time and using digital sound processing to reproduce a fully authentic and immersive virtual listening environment. Waves Nx 3D Audio Technology recreates on headphones, the same auditory cues your ears would hear in the real world such as sound waves that reaches your left and right ears at different times, and sound bouncing off the walls of a room.

When available, Waves Nx allows playback of 5.1 or 7.1 content, realistically replicating the sound of several surrounding speakers using just your headphones - experience it on the road or simply lying in bed.

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Waves Nx adds 3D Audio to any content.

There's no need to invest in new accessories or replace your favorite headphones.

Waves Nx works with any headphones you already own.

The groundbreaking Waves Nx technology has been heralded by audio professionals for its uncanny reproduction of the ideal auditory conditions present within recording studios and top-tier listening rooms. The technology replicates on headphones the way audio would sound if it were played on high-end surround sound speakers in the real world. Waves Nx is a completely new, user-centric listening experience that enables 3D audio on any headphone set with any content regardless of how it was encoded. The updated Waves Nx app which requires use of the Waves Nx head tracker is available as a free download starting February 7th on the App Store and Google Play.

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7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - Waves Audio, the world-leading developer of audio DSP technologies, today announced a major update to the Waves Nx mobile app that gives users the ability to experience all streaming music and audio content from Spotify В® in fully immersive 3D audio. monitors or room treatment yes / no, and so many examples of all sides being correct, judging by hit-records being made using either of these scenarios.SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. It often times just seems to me that there is an almost kind of religious discussion going on about mixing on headphones vs. Not trying to discourage people from getting good monitors or not treat their rooms. Here's a great little bit about studio monitors from an interview with Andrew Scheps (one of the most prolific mixing engineers out there):, an interesting perspective about room treatment from JunkieXL:, and some great information on what to look out for if mixing only on headphones. Referencing will teach you how your mixes should sound like by comparing them to how the music you aspire to sound like on whatever your mixing on.

That's why referencing your mixes is incredibly important. You can very well create professional level mixes on even the crappiest of headphones, as long as you know exactly how your headphones sound and react. It's really not about your listening environment (what you listen on, how it's treated), but about how well you know your listening environment. I don't know many producers or engineers that will actually tell you that you 'need to treat your room' or 'mixing on headphones sucks'.