Just bought Waves Horizon (so sweet!!)
the Waves plugins come in mono and stereo formats, but it's kind of a pain in the ass if you start off with a mono track and put mono plugins on it, but then you decide you want it to be stereo later (eg. when you want to put chorus on a vocal dbl, or etc) you gotta make a new track and re-create stereo versions of all your plugins and etc.
I know protools is strict about mono/stereo plugins on tracks but in Cubase it's a little different - I'm just wondering if maybe I'm using more processing power by just using stereo plugs 100% of the time.
the Waves plugins come in mono and stereo formats, but it's kind of a pain in the ass if you start off with a mono track and put mono plugins on it, but then you decide you want it to be stereo later (eg. when you want to put chorus on a vocal dbl, or etc) you gotta make a new track and re-create stereo versions of all your plugins and etc.
I know protools is strict about mono/stereo plugins on tracks but in Cubase it's a little different - I'm just wondering if maybe I'm using more processing power by just using stereo plugs 100% of the time.
But the difference in real performance is pretty much negligible.
