We spend a few hours working on mixes, adding in Waves plugins via SoundGrid, and then bounce out of the SD9 to an mp3 recorder, which is then posted online for the band to listen to. Then we track the rehearsal to Waves Tracks Live running on a Mac Mini, and using the ‘Listen to Copied Audio’ function on our SD9, and listen back to all tracked audio right after the band has finished. Utilizing the MGB for 64 channels of MADI audio, we copy all incoming stage rack audio to the MGB.

The DiGiGrid MGB has been super-useful to use with virtual soundcheck duties for our DiGiCo SD9. Additionally, we are running Waves Tracks Live as our preferred recording and playback solution. Thompson notes, “We are currently running the Waves MultiRack on our DiGiCo SD9 with the Waves Live bundle, Waves Studio Classics Collection, Waves Jack Joseph Puig Signature Series, Analog Legends, Waves CLA Classic Compressors, Waves C6 Multiband Compressor, Waves EMI TG12345 Channel Strip, Waves dbx160® Compressor/Limiter, and Waves H-Reverb - all running on a SoundGrid Server One. Brandon Thompson, Production Director at Woodstock, Georgia-based Woodstock City Church (formerly Watermarke Church), a campus of North Point Ministries, has chosen to use Waves SoundGrid® Technology, Waves Tracks Live, and Waves Plugins.

Waves tracks live