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Except for some special ones like u-he, Valhalla or Cockos.

Some are safe bets, like DDMF, apulSoft or Fabfilter. Others not so much.

The two linked articles about plugins of a decade and legendary stuff are nice.

Sweets for Christmas are around the corner, so why not?!

Larry Rambo in action. I really appreciate what you are doing! A lot of time and effort goes into providing key information for spending money in a sensible way. Thanks.

I am especially interested in if it is stable. Looks like a nice and easy workflow to me, but constant crashes...

Is Acid Pro 10 usable? Any experience?

I have Mixbox, too, and it's not bad. But the big number of modules is not always helpful, and PSP have some of the best plugins in my opinion. The channel strip is just right, and results are both fast and great sounding.

The quality of both the presets and the processors are better with the PSP strip. You will use it.

I am currently happy with my 15 effect plugins, mostly Fabfilter, u-he, Melodyne, Hofa, Voxengo and some others which I use all the time. The rest is collecting digital dust. And I get the job done faster and easier. So no from me, no purchases until BF, and I am not even sure what to get then.

Are you sure? I think Amod and Prisma don't count.

This is again epic. Thanks a lot.

If you just compile a list with your top ten, this will be very helpful and a reasonable amount of time. Just saying ...

Plus Spitfire Labs for inspiration.

Better go here and start the download party:

This is a good one for post production and the occasional ambient track. A steal for this price. And on Gumroad, I think it gives you future releases, too.

Bapu?! I took a look at their stuff some time ago and was underwhelmed.

I second that. Best channel strip around for vintage applications.

$41.16 with code Group. https://www.jrrshop.com/psp-infinistrip-channel-strip-plugin

I think this is too much of an investment for the part time and hobby folks here. For project studios and Bapu, it may be great. WUP is capped, after all.

Not a really good offer for me. As everyone has everything double and triple these days, I'll stay with Platinum and several singles.

In case someone doesn't know: In the free and legacy department, there are lots of jewels available for experimentation and sound design. With no support, at no cost. https://www.audiodamage.com/pages/free-and-legacy

Something new this Sunday.

Exactly. It's better to aim for a bigger purchase with the referral. On the other hand, the free bundle can get you very far. I started with Reaper and FreeFX some years ago, and it is really more than enough.

Keep in mind that you can only use the referral once per account for the first purchase.