I can imagine having access to a full roster of plugins all at once, especially if you're not familiar with them, could seem overwhelming.įabFilter are the polar opposite of the analog emulation plugins from PA/UA/Slate/Waves etc. They are all tools and I like having a well rounded tool box.Įdit to add: I prefer owning my plugins, so I've waited and taken advantage of sales to slowly get what I need.
With a healthy dose of Soothe and ValhallaDSP too. Ultimately, I'm using some combo of Fabfilter and Izotope for clean digital work and fixes, and Plugin Alliance (I lean more towards the analog style emulations), Kush Audio, Kazrog, Softube and SoundToys for more color. I have Fabfilter and use it tons, especially Pro Q3 for subtractive eq, Pro DS and Pro L2, but (admittedly having started out with analog) sometimes a super flexible, infinitely tweakable GUI gives me too many options, whereas the limitations of an analog style control layout are simpler, easier and faster for me to use.Īnd I'm still trying to chase that analog warmth, so I definitely need both. Helps us keep the sub clean by reporting posts and comments that are in fault. Check out the rest of them before posting and learn more behind their reason to be:
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