Waves Playlist Rider Manual
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Playlist Rider
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Playlist Rider
User Guide
Real-Time Automatic Volume Rider

Playlist Rider / User Guide
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Introduction
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Live sound engineers, broadcast professionals, and other pro audio techs regularly need to connect different
program sources to their consoles. When dealing with diverse sources, the audio levels being fed into your mixer
can rarely be predicted, so you need to actively ride the channel faders to ensure that levels are consistent and
don’t get out of control.
There are enough things to worry about during a live show or broadcast. Riding faders of unfamiliar sources can be
stressful and can result in a less-than-ideal experience for the audience. To address these challenges, Waves
developed a new plugin that helps you to automatically and continuously adjust the gains of these sources in real
time, so that you will have one less thing to deal with.
Unlike solutions that just offer compression with a long release—which can result in an unnatural sound—the Playlist
Rider plugin automatically adjusts the level of your sources to a specified target in a nondestructive fashion, as if an
engineer were riding the fader. You can even set the input threshold level, so that low-volume audio, such as song
fade-outs, will not be processed.
Playlist Rider can also normalize the audio sources to pink tonal curves in real time to smooth out tonal differences
between sources and improve program consistency throughout the show.
Playlist Rider is ideal for podcasters, live streamers, and content creators, as it helps them automatically balance the
volume of multiple sources (e.g., host, guest, background music, audio clips) to achieve natural, consistent levels
throughout a show.
There are two Playlist Rider components: mono and stereo.

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A Classic Playlist Rider Use Example
This is a typical way to use Playlist Rider to match different sources. The controls are explained in the next section.
1. Route multiple program input channels (e.g., computers, video sources) to a single stereo group.
2. Insert Playlist Rider into this group.
3. Set a Target level: -18 dB is an average level, -14 dB is loud, and -24 dB is on the softer side. You can adjust
the Target manually later.
4. Decide if you want to use the Tonal character averaging.
5. Now play your audio sources one by one and adjust the input gain on respective input channels so the Sense
light is mostly green.
6. Finally, if needed, adjust the Detector Threshold to avoid riding the fade-ins and fade-outs.
Product Specifications
Brand: | Waves |
Category: | audio software |
Model: | Playlist Rider |
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