Recommend Plugins List (1 Viewer)

[b0b]

Hello,
because I'm a new user I can't post links so you'll have to google these. Maybe I can update the post after I have more than 3 posts...

Voxengo
Really good plugins. Mostly Win VSTs but the new ones are released as AU as well.

PSP audioware
A few free ones and some very affordable plugins. Needed an RTAS reverb last week and downloaded the demo for EasyVerb. Very good for the price.

Flux Bitter Sweet
A free transient designer type plug-in. They have an other free one as well.

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

Yeah, BitterSweet is great.

 

[Goodbye]

Hello,
because I'm a new user I can't post links so you'll have to google these. Maybe I can update the post after I have more than 3 posts...

Voxengo
Really good plugins. Mostly Win VSTs but the new ones are released as AU as well.

PSP audioware
A few free ones and some very affordable plugins. Needed an RTAS reverb last week and downloaded the demo for EasyVerb. Very good for the price.

Flux Bitter Sweet
A free transient designer type plug-in. They have an other free one as well.

fixed

 

[b0b]

Thanks for that =)

 

[the departed]

any body recommend a decent mid priced EQ for logic? (aU)

 

[japeo]

any body recommend a decent mid priced EQ for logic? (aU)

have you got ilok g?

 

[the departed]

i do not...its some sort of licensing key work around thing or something?

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

Yeah, you'll need one.
But they're cheap so it's cool.

Mind you, what's 'Mid-Range' price for the G man?

 

[the departed]

well,
since ive posted this i have completely changed my home set up. my outboard gear which has been gathering dust for years has now been wired and patched and in that rack i have an AKAI PEQ6 6 band midi controllable EQ.
to be honest you can pick them up for next to nothing now but its really really nice. puts a lot of colour into your mix. i think that this was originally intended for use with synths and so far im seeing why..

and also, since posting that, ive decided to buy a new G5 this month so plug ins wont be happening for a while...


on another note, the rough rider audio damage plug in does some nice dave fridmann shit to drums..

 

[Goodbye]

would you not be better off buying an intel mac?

 

[musicmatty]

The best plug in I have ever used is the Fairchild Compressor emulator in Pro Tools. I use an RTAS version (and an old one at that) but it's still amazing.

 

[the departed]

would you not be better off buying an intel mac?

eh yeah i am buying an intel. mac pro G5 like. the newest one.
oh wait, its not correct to call them G5 anymore is it?

im buying a new 'mac pro'.

 

[snakybus]

hey recording jocks, when you say plugins, are these exclusive to protools yeah?

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

No.

 

[snakybus]

so what can I plug 'em into, Reaper? Acid? anything?

 

[RED(tape)MENACE]

There's a couple of formats.
RTAS=Pro Tools
The others are somewhat interchageable, in that a lot of shit runs VSTs and you can buy a wrapper to use them with those that don't for super cheap.
AU is Mac only.

 

[Goff]

Just Brainworx BQ which is looking good, but a bit old-fashioned.

Had a demo of Waves and that was brilliant, so I might look into getting that.

VST's: All of Native Instruments. Atmosphere (Don't think Omnisphere will run properly on my machine) and my favourite, Miroslav Philharmonik which has served me well for years.

On Reason, I use Reason Pianos and the Abbey Road yokes. They're amazing.

Also, Steinberg Virtual Guitar can be a hnady quick fix.

And one of my favourites is Guitar Rig 3.

I'll do some more when I can think of them.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

i like the prosoniq morph vst for effectsy stuff

 

[HMD]

And one of my favourites is Guitar Rig 3.

is there much difference between GR 3 and 2?

 

[theoootini]

I had a cracked version of NI’s Massive recently that ran out. I’d prefer not to get stuck with another cracked VST synth that will crash out after a few weeks. Can anyone recommend some good freeware VST synths? Something fairly versatile?