Waves have released another plugin in the Greg Wells Centric collection. This time it is Greg Wells ToneCentric Plugin which is on his favourite pieces of analog gear and is musical harmonic enhancer designed to add a rich analog tone to individual tracks or entire mixes, in the studio or live.

Waves Greg Wells ToneCentric plugin has been created in collaboration with the multiple Grammy nominated producer, musician and mixing engineer (Adele, Katy Perry, OneRepublic), ToneCentric has been created to give you easy access to Greg’s signature harmonic enhancement techniques, as heard on hit recordings that have sold over 85 million units.

Presenting Greg Wells ToneCentric - Find how you can deepen and enrich the tonality of your mixes with this harmonic enhancer plugin, developed with producer/mixer Greg Wells (Adele, OneRepublic) and based on his favorite analog gear.

Watch how producer and mixing engineer Greg Wells (Adele, OneRepublic, Twenty One Pilots) adds analog tone to vocals, bass, drums and a full mix using his signature harmonic enhancer plugin. 

Greg has shared his vision for this plugin...

I’m always on the hunt for ways to pull more music out of the speakers. You get a beautiful effect when you run audio through healthy vacuum tubes and big transistors wound the right way, and record it to a great tape machine. This plugin is an homage to the great analog gear that leaves a wonderful sonic footprint on your sound.

There are certain pieces of gear in my studio that consistently do this for me without fail: a holy grail 1950s mono tube compressor, a tape machine, a custom-made vacuum tube console.

Several plugins do a great job pointing in this direction, but sometimes I find the high-end suffers. In developing ToneCentric, it was important to me to keep things sonically quite full overall, but with an added depth of field.

As with all the plugins in my Signature Series, there is an enormous amount going on behind the simplicity of the single-knob interface. Different settings on the knob will yield different results and I encourage you to experiment with subtle to mid to drastic levels. Here’s to more tone-filled music! I hope you like it as much as I do.