Waves eMotion LV1 Classic
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Waves
eMotion LV1 Classic
Product Info
Article Number:
599760
Brand:
Waves
Model:
eMotion LV1 Classic
Category:
Digital Mixers
Price:
$9,897.80
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The eMotion LV1 Classic is a serious piece of kit—a no-compromise digital mixer built for large-scale touring and high-profile events. Its workflow is deeply customizable, and the Waves processing is top-notch. This is for engineers who need the absolute best and aren't afraid of a bit of a learning investment.
Product Description
- Waves eMotion LV1 Classic
- Digital Live Mixer
- 64 mono/stereo inputs
- 44 mono/stereo busses
- 32-bit Float Mix Engine with 44.1-96 kHz
- Latency: 0.8 ms
- 16 waves signature preamplifier
- 12 line outputs
- Eight mute groups and 16x link DCAs with spill function
- One AES3 In
- Two AES3 Out
- Four SoundGrid connections: 2x Ethercon
- 2x RJ45
- One HDMI output
- 21.5" Multi-Touchscreen
- 17x 100 mm Alps-Motorfader
- 17 encoders with mini display and LCD display
- Select/Mute/Solo buttons per channel
- 16 layers with utility buttons and tempo pad
- 16+2 user-customisable shortcut buttons
- Processing with compressor
- Dynamic EQ
- Vocal Tuning
- Feedback Control
- Saturation & FX
- 8-slot rack for eight plug-ins per channel
- Immersive in-ear mixing eMo IEM (software upgrade required
- not included)
- Dugan automixing (software upgrade required
- not included)
- Built-In Ultra-Low-Latency SoundGrid Server
- Expandable to up to 14 SoundGrid compatible devices including Dante and MADI converters
- Recording of 16 tracks locally on USB and 128 tracks on remote computer possible
- Dual Power Supply
- Remote Control Apps: MyFOH
- MyMon
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 559 x 401 x 561 mm
- Weight: 17.2 kg
- Includes Waves Tune Real-Time
- F6 Dynamic EQ
- eMo Q4 EQ
- eMo D5 Dynamics
- eMo F4 Filter
- X-FDBK
- Primary Source Expander
- R-Comp
- R-Bass
- H-Delay
- Doubler
- R-Verb
- TrueVerb
- GTR3
- Magma Tube Channel Strip
- eMo Generator
PROS
- • Waves Signature preamps deliver transparent, musical gain for pristine sound.
- • 17 Alps motorized faders offer precise, tactile control and recall.
- • Extensive routing and DCA functionality streamline complex live mixes.
- • Large touchscreen provides intuitive visual workflow and instant access.
CONS
- • The sheer complexity has a steep learning curve for less experienced users.
- • Weight makes it less portable; requires a dedicated road case and crew.
- • eMo IEM functionality requires a separate, premium software upgrade.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
64 (32 mono, 32 stereo)
Aux/Bus
44 (20 mono, 24 stereo)
Effects
Waves plug-in rack (8 slots/channel), compressor, EQ, dynamic EQ, vocal tuning, feedback control, saturation
Motorized Faders
17 Alps 100mm
Connections
AES3 In/Out, SoundGrid (4x), HDMI, USB
Weight
44 lbs (19.9 kg)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Waves’ SoundGrid offers tight integration and low latency, especially when using Waves plugins, but compatibility with third-party SoundGrid plugins should be verified.
The DCA and spill functionality are key; you can quickly manage multiple monitor mixes and adjust levels on the fly, keeping things under control.
It's genuinely useful – the visual feedback, routing diagrams, and quick access to parameters make complex routing and adjustments far more intuitive than traditional methods.
