#21

+1 for any Valhalla, Klanghelm, Madronalabs, TDR Labs

i’d add Goodhertz (their limiter is a favorite).

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#22

YES! I love Madrona Labs Aalto. So good!

http://madronalabs.com/products/aalto

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#23

madrona lab aalto is a masterpiece it is so inspiring to play

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#24

IMG_7403

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#25

Been waiting for an excuse to buy Kaivo. Thank you!

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#26

I just picked this up and it is great - https://xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu
Almost like having a Kria arpeggiator in the box.

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#27

I’ve been buying most of the AudioDamage iOS stuff lately, and will probably buy some of the desktop stuff when i have disposable income again

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#28

deep cut twin peaks discount code < 3

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#29

Yeah that’s a super cool code indeed ^^

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#30

Supatrigga, a free plugin that chops the incoming audio and re-arrange it in several ways.
http://bram.smartelectronix.com/plugins.php?id=6

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#31

The goodhertz plugins are now available for windows as well (in beta, but they work well for me). Thought someone here might be interested.

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#32

Looks useful. Need to give it a try.

#33

still using my old little plug-ins both on my old & new computer, but i like to check plug-in boutique…not just for the deals, but also for “storing” my licenses and updates.

hope it helps!
pug

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#34

Any opinions on Waves? Sound/usability/the licencing & installation system?

They’ve got a huge sale on at the moment & the Silver bundle looks like it might scratch my itch… I had to downgrade my Ableton licence from Suite to Intro recently, and am really missing EQ8, Glue etc.

#35

C R U S H E R - X !!!

I’m surprised that with a group that thrives within complexity that one of the more intriguing granular effects wasn’t already listed here, There is nothing else remotely like it.

http://www.accsone.com/

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#36

long in the tooth, but many staples and workhorses there. no problems with installation or function. must be all kinds of reasons they’re still around. i find them quite cpu-effective. the L1 and L3 always amaze me, and so does their de-esser.

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#37

I love this too and it’s currently 55% off on reverb, heads up y’all.

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#38

The Plugin Alliance ones that Mike Hetrick released are really amazing. SpecOps is wonderful for drums. I can’t say how much i have enjoyed using that the past two weeks

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#39

+1 on everything from Valhalla and Madrona Labs. Money well spent.

Besides those, my favorite software instrument is the good old Korg Wavestation. It is one of the rare occasions when a plugin is better than the original hardware. And even today it has a very unique sound that is hard to recreate otherwise.

I don’t even know what it costs these days. Everytime I update my computer, it is the first plugin I open up to make sure it still works.

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#40

I love the Wavestation plugin, and the M1 one too. They sound just as good as the hardware, and the interface is better too. I just wish they updated them so they can be resized, they’re looking awful small on my monitor these days.

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