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Tools: MSED - Great for stereo widening or mono sum testing of a mix. Synth: Zebrify - Zebra's great XMF filters available as an insert. Reverb: ValhallaVintageVerb - More transparent and open sounding reverb which has become my new go-to Reverb. Don't use this much now that ArtsAcoustic is 圆4. Reverb: Eos - Pretty similar to ArtsAcoustic in character but a little more transparent sounding. Reverb: ArtsAcousticReverb - Extremely thick and lush modulated reverb. Other: Voxformer - Great de-esser and saturator. Modulation: Uhbik-F - The best flanger I've ever heard. Modulation: TAL-Filter-2 - I use this for sidechain effects (similar to LFOTool or VolumeShaper), works great and free!

I use the DMG filters 99% of the time anyway heh.įilter: Runciter - A great filter, replacing my good old Sonalksis TBK

I like it in Clip mode or Max mode.ĭynamics: Transient Master - I was using Cubase's EnvelopeShaper until I got this baby in NI Komplete 9, great for drums.ĮQ: EQuilibrium - The only EQ you'll ever need. vintage compressor emulations)ĭynamics: Deft Compressor - My go-to compressor, does the job well for almost everythingĭynamics: Sausage Fattener - My main master limiter (better than Elephant in most cases would you believe)ĭynamics: Elephant - My second master limiter, Sausage Fattener can be a bit too rough on soft material which is where Elephant comes in. I've excluded the plugins that I rarely use (which are around 5 - 6 in my plugins folder) and also excluded instruments since you said mixing only:ĭelay: MFM2 - The delay to rule all delaysĭynamics: Compassion - Swiss army knife compressor, see my presets at DMG Audio Compassion Presets (incl. I avoid any plugin that forces the use of hardware (excluding my Virus TI) or an iLok (not a fan of PACE). Sent from my HTC DesireHere's my list although I don't really have any of the hot-topic plugins (e.g.

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My plugin menu is very short and easy to navigate as a result.Īny of you care to share your plunging list, I always feel like I am missing out when I read what people are using, I have just switched over to MAC and logic am using waves and psp stuff, stricketly mixing. It's a great idea to make good use of your host's plugin management abilities (if they exist) to hide the host plugins which you never use.

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If I'm not using a plugin much, I tend to uninstall it and archive the installer for backwards compatibility. If a plugin has become obsolete (buggy with no support or no 圆4 version), I archive it and find a suitable alternative. I think the less is more philosophy applies here too.

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More recently, I have also started using 1Password to store my software serial numbers and license key files too.įinally, I use Google Chrome (synced) bookmarks to keep a full set of links for all my software so I can quickly check for updates. Near the installers, I have a Documentation folder with a directory per plugin that contains copies of any documentation, license keys and/or emails relating to my purchase. Personally, I keep the latest downloaded installers (and rips of any discs to ISOs) on a mirrored hard drive.

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