Waves JJP Drums, User Manual

1.3 Components 

WaveShell technology enables us to split Waves processors into smaller plug-ins, which 

we call 

components

. Having a choice of components for a particular processor gives 

you the flexibility to choose the configuration best suited to your material. 

The Waves JJP Drums has several components: 

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  JJP Drums Mono – Mono in to Mono out component 

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  JJP Drums m>s – Mono in to Stereo out component 

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  JJP Drums Stereo – Stereo in to Stereo out component 

Please note: In order to maximize performance while optimizing the correct processing 

for different applications, we split the drums into two separate plug-ins: 

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  JJP Drums for kicks, snares, and toms 

•

  JJP Cymbals & Percussion, for hi-hats, overheads, room, and loops 

1.4 A Few Words from JJP 

"There are certain things you usually just take for granted when you’re mixing drums. 

Sure, the snare has to snap. Or maybe you want it to have a woodier sound. The bass 

drum has to have a nice bottom. But beyond that, there’s a whole other range of things 

you need to consider to really make the song come alive. Maybe there’s some tonality in 

the drum kit that you want to emphasize. How do the drums relate to the rest of the 

song? And once you figure all that out—how do you get there? Well, what’s really great 

is, 

JJP Drums

 is a plug-in that can do it all." 

Waves JJP Drums 

User Guide 

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