List the most essential plugins that you couldnt live without -
PSP Vintage Wamer
Sonitus Ultrafunk R3 (Full Set)
V-Station
Waves L3 Ultra Maximiser
Waves Q10 Paragraphic EQ
Spect R Pro Spectrum Analizer
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List the most essential plugins that you couldnt live without -
PSP Vintage Wamer
Sonitus Ultrafunk R3 (Full Set)
V-Station
Waves L3 Ultra Maximiser
Waves Q10 Paragraphic EQ
Spect R Pro Spectrum Analizer
I will try, it's always a momentary shot and i surely COULD live without any of these:
- Crysonic Spectralive NXT (partial to newB as well)
- Nugen Audio Monofilter
- Voxengo Glisseq (esp. because of it's spectral overlay function!)
- Sonalksis Compressor and Eq (for usability and allover niceness);
- NI Battery is becoming more and more attractive
- Elevayta Spaceboy
These are the ones that jumped to my mind. Esp. for compressors i think you can get very nice results via freeware. With FX as well. Some nice Eqs as well.
Disclaimer:
This list ain't complete by any means, leaves out loads of great freeware and is more fx-based.
Glade 2 in 1 anti-tobacco
v-station, one hell of a workhorse that finds its way into every track i do, even if i don't want it to lol
waves maxbass
basslane
tc megaverb
tc master x3
waves metaflanger
the whole waves collection means everything to me. i just couldn't work without them. it's the essential collection bar none.
then the ableton plugins - my god how easy and quick are they to use??
then i'd be screwed without:
tc native bundle (purely for the side chain comp for both my mac and pc)
camel audio crusher/phat (i would die without these)
arts acoustic reverb (no other verb comes close imho)
all other plugs are toys :)
URS Compression and EQ plugs.
Now I have tasted these beauties, I can`t live without them.
Waves is all but in the bin if it weren`t for the L3.
Synapse Audio Hydra. The best bass synth bar none. It goes lower than all other vst`s and holds it together right down to silly low notes C2-C1, you can feel the air physically moving with this baby. Plus the low pass on it is pure evil.
Sonalksis Stereo Compressor.
It`s just amazing.
Voxengo Marquis.
Again, amazing, fantastic response, and really silky too.
FM7/FM8
Gotta love FM synthesis, and now with morphing capabilities it`s a wet dream.
Pro 53.
Just too damn versatile to lose it.
yeah URS EQ and Compressors are just lush, the Ferrero Rocher of the VST world
Kjaerhus plugins always in my setup, love the EQ's and the Filter especially
Pro 53. The chords presets alone are enough. Total Workhorse
ABL Pro. Same, can do the lot. Lovely stuff
Korg Legacy Collection, MS20 and Polysix mainly always in my tracks
Tweakbench plugins are underestimated for the electronic side of things too, some insane stuff for free there
From my UAD-1 card:
Fairchild
Precision Multiband
Pultec Pro
Cambridge EQ
All the Waves plugins (especially the Renaissance bundle)
PSP Nitro
Audio Damage plugins
Tridirt
Antares Filter VST
Antares Tube VST
Glitch :)
synths and samplers:
NI battery
pro-53
audiorealsim bassline & bassline pro
g-force minimoonsta
fx:
Kjaerhus classic bundles (free & so easy to throw on a mix)
waves SSL (soooo amazing sounding)
vc64 vintage channel
& countless freebies
Antares filter
tlaudio eq
legacy collection
all the ohmboys stuff
vintage warmer
oh and i love the double delay that comes free with cubase sx2
the list is endless but i could do without em
if i have to pay for them
Wave 10 EQ
Waves Rverb
Waves MaxxBass
Antares tube
Native compressor/sidechain
PSP Warmer
Reaktor
vc64 is the golden audio channel by kjaerhus, actually, just revamped. just in case you didn't know. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by rhythmtech
MicroTonic
LiveSlice
Drumular
Glitch
ET-200
BuzMaxi3
but it looks tons nicer :laughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by loopdon
Jay... i used to love this, but it's not a patch on the IR Verb out now... you'll wonder how you ever got by before it. the RVerb is so foggy in comparison!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay Pace
Thanks manQuote:
Originally Posted by stjohn
I use most of my plugins out of familiarity rather than quality to be honest.
I know how to work the ones I use, so just stick with them.
I seriously doubt any of them are best in class....
Will track down the IR Verb. Nice one!
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Originally Posted by eyeswithoutaface
ha ha ha hah ahahahahahahahaha!
thats what i was saying... the interface is very similar... deffo check it!
gotta throw the Timeworks Reverb 4080L into the mix there too i think, i love this plugin along with the rest of the Timeworks plugs. Solid.
Korg Legacy Digital Edition (M1 and Wavestation) - AWESOME, so programmable
JOE MEEK EQ and Compression
MOOGER FOOGER
ALL my Digidesign Plugs.. particularly XPAND! and the compressors
FM8 - Truly fantastic sounding.
Sample Tank
Amplitube
Ableton plugs
Sonalksis TBK filter plug... awesomely warm
PSP Vintage Warmer 2.. SWEEET!
Want those OXFORD ones though... mmm
sweet!Quote:
Originally Posted by bmovie
Reaktor - really loving this at the mo. everything in one hand,,,great.
Bazzism - massive kicks and dead easy programming
Micro Tonic - drums and percs
Bassline2 - even better than ABL1
FM8 - unbelievable!!
Wizoo w2 - one of the best sw reverb i've ever heard
Sonalksis - eq, compressor and filter
URS - eq and compressors
Amplitube 2
Arturia MinÃ*moog and CS-80V
OtiumFX BaSSLANE
don't stop here, chaps!
how many of these are free?
I'm skint.
Waves - C1,Q10,Q1,Rcomp,REQ,RVerb,Trueverb,L2,SSL.[this shits my plain workhorse tools]
URS Comp/EQs[loads of flavour to these]
Absynth 003[Made for me][need 4 so bad]
FM7[love it so much][needFM8]
lots of free shit that makes weird noise and distortion ect
they're all free if you know where to look :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jay Pace
Quote:
Originally Posted by loopdon
Now that i have tried drumular i must say i was blown away. It really is
SO SO good.
McDSP Analog Channel, Filter Bank, Compressor Bank, Chrome Tone
Waves diamond native and the L3, love the modulation plugs and the Ren. collection and the eqs and comps are a great companion to the McDSP plugs as another option
Digidesign Hybrid (almost replaces the Virus I shouldn't have sold), and Xpand! is my go-to soft sampler
Antares Tube and Filter
Trillium Lanes Space Native - my go-to convolution reverb
Albino, Massive, FM8, V-Station, Legacy Collection, Absynth, and Operator are also synths I really really like but I think I could live without them if I was to start acquiring hardware synths again
just bought the Drumazon (909 emulator) and it is great!!
The 808 is in the works as well, dunno if you know that, called: nepheton.
yeah, im probably gonna grab that as well.....if it's a good clone of the 808Quote:
Originally Posted by loopdon
I am pretty sure it will rock. The gui (for whatever that's worth) looks stunning.