Top 3 of your fav vst devs

[Neon Breath]

´ Top 3 of your fav vst devs´ also known as ´Post Every vst Dev’ thread.

[DJErmac]

1/ DMG Audio for sure
2/ Melda ?
3/ Vengeance ?

Not sure about it, I never use the exact same setup, excepted my DMG plugins...

Honorable mention : EndeavorFX, use them all the time.

[audenso]

Fabfilter
High end plugins with great support, low CPU usage, great user experience, easy to activate all plugins simultaneously.

ValhallaDSP
At $50 for reverb is more than affordable- it’s a steal. Awesome VintageVerb, Plate, Room reverbs. VintageVerb sounding better than LX480 was already discussed here viewtopic.php?t=426253&start=45

Klanghelm
SDRR and MJUC are nice saturation and compressor plugins and plugin author has really great copy protection policy.

[GusGranite]

…?

[Lusamars]

Native Instruments
Sound Toys
Sonic Charge

[kv5132]

Really surprised not to be seeing more Fabfilter! I don't think a single track in my sessions gets by without an instance or two of Pro-Q3. That alone has to put them up there for me!

Just in terms of versatility and raw frequency of use, I think I'd have to say:

Fabfilter
Soundtoys
U-He (honourable mention to xfer for Serum alone)

[martiu]

Can i post my top 10?

[DCrown]

Really surprised not to be seeing more Fabfilter! I don't think a single track in my sessions gets by without an instance or two of Pro-Q3. That alone has to put them up there for me!

Just in terms of versatility and raw frequency of use, I think I'd have to say:

Fabfilter
Soundtoys
U-He (honourable mention to xfer for Serum alone)

Well, Fabfilter ProQ is without any doubt a good eq, nevertheless a surgical clean eq could easily be replaced by your stock eq, I even use ReaEq more than FF and for ms or / and dynamic eq one could use free TDR Nova. And quite often you will read that FF prices do not appeal to everyone.

[ralfrobert]

Can i post my top 10?

Just do so, I am curious.

[ATS]

Just going by products they offer and If I am being honest and not holding grudges or playing favorites (meaning just because I like the people),nothing like that I would say....

Spectrasonics, Tone 2 and ReFX - but man there are so many others and just want to stick to the rules of 3.

[chagzuki]

I share the same sentiment of wanting to support the no-nonsense small developers, u-he, Valhalla, klanghelm, Tokyo dawn.

But I have to say Arturia's recent offerings are damn fine.

[kv5132]

Really surprised not to be seeing more Fabfilter! I don't think a single track in my sessions gets by without an instance or two of Pro-Q3. That alone has to put them up there for me!

Just in terms of versatility and raw frequency of use, I think I'd have to say:

Fabfilter
Soundtoys
U-He (honourable mention to xfer for Serum alone)

Well, Fabfilter ProQ is without any doubt a good eq, nevertheless a surgical clean eq could easily be replaced by your stock eq, I even use ReaEq more than FF and for ms or / and dynamic eq one could use free TDR Nova. And quite often you will read that FF prices do not appeal to everyone.

From a sound perspective, absolutely! But workflow-wise, it's been a tough sell for me to go back to anything else since Pro-Q entered my arsenal (though I actually did start using ReaEq again the other day for HP/LP due to its ability to embed in the MCP--the one thing Pro-Q is missing!).

Very true on pricing. It took me a loooong time to finally bite that bullet haha

[whassup]

U-He, their awesome sounding synths with hundreds of quality presets
Waves, OmniChannel is my standard compressor and saturator. A few others are used, too.
TBTECH, KirchhoffEQ, sounds great, does so many things
Valhalla, awesome sounding, versatile Revs and Delays
Surge, PhasePlant, Helix, SD3, ... Hard to draw a line. But all these are frequently used here.

[martiu]

Can i post my top 10?

Just do so, I am curious.

Sonic Charge
Madrona Labs
Native Instruments
Unfiltered Audio
GRM Tools
Eventide
Arturia
Synapse Audio
Sinevibes
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[grabauf]

u-he
Synapse Audio
TAL Software