I just stumbled upon Meldaproductions, and have seen enough videos to understand that you have very feature-rich plugs! But you have so many plugins as well I'm almost scared
It's hard to choose what to buy, can anyone recommend me some good Melda plugs? Or a short review on the quality?
For instance your mdrummer has built in effects and equalizer etc. There's a lot, and I would love to work with the beatiful workflow, but I don't know what quality to expect from the built ins, as I imagine it would be very hard to EQ (with a 3rd party plug) something that comes out of Mdrummer.
Also other plugins. There are many, and yours not as well known as some, so you can imagine my hesitation in purchasing one of your many plugins. However it is very clear that these are feature-rich, well designed and well supported plugins. But I already have others, that may not let me work faster than some of these, but I am certain of their quality and widely used.
Thank you.
And ain't it cool to have all the plugins as multiband versions? 
It's also very clever that these plugins have this online preset sharing system.. It's simply brilliant. 
EQ and Dynamics market is overcrowded with products that try to clone hardware. There can be only so many SSL and 1176 clones before people stop buying them. Plugin developers need to start making more unique products if they want to keep the money flowing in their way. Melda is a great example of what comes out when a developer thinks further than just copying old products. Digital has so much potential, it just needs to be realized. I love old synthesizers but I am never going to buy any products that emulate them. They are never that good. Why not make something completely new. With emulations there is always people shouting: the hardware is way better. This happens even with digital reverbs that are ported straight from the hardware unit.
