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Waves also has the Abbey Road Studio 3 room simulation for headphones:
There is an option to use it with NX, but it works absolutely fine without NX. The only thing NX gives you is the ability to rotate the audio image in space with your head, which is not the most essential thing for mixing and can be accomplished manually in the ARS3 interface, if you need it.
I mix with monitors, but use ARS3 to check my mixes. It's nice because ARS3 simulates 3 different pairs of speakers at 3 different room positions, providing the opportunity to hear your mix in different contexts. I find it a useful tool for "sanity checks" on my mixes. Can't say how effective it is for full mixing duties, but I imagine it would work at least as well as any other headphone room simulators.
Abbey Road Studio 3 – Inside Your Headphones - Waves Audio
The Abbey Road Studio 3 plugin brings the acoustic environment of the legendary Abbey Road Studio 3 control room to your headphones, so you can have better reference for your mixes and productions wherever you are.
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There is an option to use it with NX, but it works absolutely fine without NX. The only thing NX gives you is the ability to rotate the audio image in space with your head, which is not the most essential thing for mixing and can be accomplished manually in the ARS3 interface, if you need it.
I mix with monitors, but use ARS3 to check my mixes. It's nice because ARS3 simulates 3 different pairs of speakers at 3 different room positions, providing the opportunity to hear your mix in different contexts. I find it a useful tool for "sanity checks" on my mixes. Can't say how effective it is for full mixing duties, but I imagine it would work at least as well as any other headphone room simulators.