On Sun, Aug 18, 2013 at 2:42 PM, Gabbe Nord <gabbe.nord@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Haha, that simplified things ;) Thanks! I'm going to check out the plugins on the list I don't know personally too. Is there any of those plugins that stand out in terms of how good they are?
As with anything else, you'll only notice when things don't work, not when they do. A good plugin is simply one that does what it says on the tin. I'd say that the C* Versatile Plate Reverb is one of the better algo reverbs out there (although lately I've moved to doing all my reverb with jconvolver, instead of plugins). The GLAME Butterworth Highpass and Lowpass are what they claim to be and work for most EQ tasks. DJ EQ is pretty good when you need a few more bands. Fons' Parametric EQ is good when you need more control, but isn't very user friendly. TAP TubeWarmth is good for killing some of the fidelity of vocals. SC4 Mono is my go-to compressor. The guitarix plugins are OK, but they have some denormal problems and aren't very user friendly.
I'm not a believer in mojo. EQ is EQ, distortion is distortion etc. IMHO the best plugins simple ones that do one thing.
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